Invisible Ink - Book Review
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Invisible Ink ?" Book Review
Title: Invisible Ink by Carl Veno
Summary:
Carl Veno's "Invisible Ink" offers an insider’s glimpse into the newspaper industry, drawing from his 25-year career as a journalist and editor during a transformative era in American society.
Keywords: Creative non-fiction, newspaper industry, book
Review:
In "Invisible Ink," Carl Veno immerses readers in the vibrant world of journalism, sharing insights from his 25 years as a journalist and editor during a period marked by significant societal shifts. The narrative is delivered in a straightforward, engaging style, skillfully intertwining Veno's professional experiences with his rich family history, including the immigration of his Italian ancestors to America over 125 years ago. These personal reflections beautifully capture his nostalgic memories of New York and his early love for the city.
Veno also explores the intense "readership wars" among newspapers, a time when the nation was captivated by headlines about workplace integration, mobsters, racism, riots, war, and space exploration. Within this backdrop, he delves into the inner workings of newsroom politics, illustrating the familiar challenges of management disputes and colleague competition. The book introduces a cast of intriguing and eccentric figures, revealing complex work relationships and office romances. The epilogue concludes with a thoughtful reflection on the fate of the newspapers discussed.
Before venturing into journalism, Carl had a diverse background as a barber, boxer, and army trooper. His impressive career boasts work with eight acclaimed newspapers, nominations for the Pulitzer Prize, and ongoing contributions as a freelance writer and lecturer. Now retired, Carl enjoys jogging and continues to indulge his passion for writing.
ISBN: 1-4137-4881-3
Author: Carl Veno
Publisher: Publish America
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