Born and raised in Richmond, Virginia, American author and journalist Tom Wolfe obtained fame for his experimental writing style known as New Journalism, introduced in his 1968 novel The Kandy-Kolored Tangerine-Flake Streamline Baby. Wolfe worked for...

David Halberstam [1934-] is one of America's most distinguished journalists and historians, whose newspaper reporting and books have helped define our era. In 1960, after having covered the early civil rights struggle for the Nashville Tennessean, Ha...

Garry Wills, raised in Michigan in a devout Catholic family, is a cultural historian and author who has written nearly thirty books over his career. Some of his works include Nixon Agonistes (1970), Reagan’s America (1987), Why I Am a Catholic (200...