The Most Famous Writer Who Ever Lived

The Washington Post Book Club's October Pick One of Washington Independent Review of Book 's Favorite Books of 2016 “A grandson of writer MacKinlay Kantor unravels the tangles of his grandfather's life and finds many of those same threads (the good, the bad, the ugly) in his own…A compelling account, suffused with both sympathy and sharpness, of a writer who's mostly forgotten and of a grandson who's grateful.”— Kirkus Reviews An award-winning veteran of The Washington Post and The Miami Herald