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and my editor, wesley pruden, at e i grew up, and my editor, wesley prudin, at the washington times says don t write a story too long, constantly drilling that into the head of reporters, because in this day of information overload, nobody has time to read an entire story. we try to write shorter. i write very short in my stories of the capitol hill and white house. the only person he said will ever read every word you will write is your mother. i am glad to say my father has carried that on. how old? 87, still living in virginia. you talk about seven elder cohorts. all my nieces and nephews, and keeping my dad quite busy. still very politically astute at this age, being in proximity and shadow of the washington monument, but his grandchildren are keeping him busy. my way just to get them mentioned in the book. this book is about what? basically compilation of the last 25 years of what i have experienced in journalism, going on my 25th year now, but i go back furt

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