ABOUT THE AUTHOR
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As could be
said for most attorneys, I found the practice of law somewhat, shall we say,
stifling, and that is what led me to a writing career. I came to realize that
behind the cold sterile facts of the reported cases that I read, lies a human
interest story and, of course, an opportunity to write that story. Peaches
& Daddy is the product of my love for narrative history combined with
some twenty-five years in the trenches as a lawyer.
I am a 1980 graduate of Framingham State College, and a 1983 graduate of
Pepperdine University School of Law. I was a member and editor of the
Pepperdine Law Review and was admitted to the practice of law in June of 1984.
I have been engaged in private practice since then. I am a member of the
Massachusetts Bar, and am admitted to practice before the Federal District
Court for the District of Massachusetts, and the United States Supreme Court. I
am the author of two published law review articles, and, of course, a
full-length nonfiction book, Peaches & Daddy, A Story of the Roaring
20s, the Birth of Tabloid Media, and the Courtship that Captured the Heart and
Imagination of the American Public. I live in a suburb of Boston with my
wife Donna, and two boys, Corey and Jeffrey.