Feinberg also wrote four books of non-fiction – including two volumes of journalism, Lavender & Red and Rainbow Solidarity in Defense of Cuba – and another novel, Drag King Dreams.
But this volume of reprinted journalism shows signs of being hastily assembled.
The sheer volume of his journalism over 50 years was enormous.
Plus there's a novel, Diving for Pearls (1989), assorted screenplays and a volume of collected journalism.
"Because of the BBC and public service broadcasting, we always have a huge volume of objective and balanced journalism.
Blomkvist, we're told in one of the earlier volumes, believes that "the golden rule of journalism was that there were always people who were responsible.
More important, it has often seemed as if the books themselves — there have been six novels, a book of short stories and one of plays, three volumes of poetry and a collection of journalism — have bloomed spontaneously from the secret fissures that crisscross Americana: jail cells, bad neighborhoods, bus stations, cheap frame houses in the fields beyond the last streetlight.
For those interested in the status of how news is being analyzed and delivered, Page One is a most encompassing volume on the issue of the future of journalism and newspapers.
And yet he has continued to write, producing six more novels, two volumes of essays on wine and a bevy of journalism.
"If you want to talk about a business model that is designed to manufacture mischief in large volume, that would be it," said Ralph Whitehead Jr., a professor of journalism at the University of Massachusetts.
For a writer who died in his mid-40s, leaving 11 fat volumes of letters and journalism and a host of garrulous friends, much of George Orwell's life is still curiously unnavigable.
