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Praise for The Scandal Plan
"If you’re looking for a great fun summer political read, you
have to read The Scandal Plan…The author is a big new talent
named Bill Folman…If you like the movie Wag the Dog and
like laughing out loud, take The Scandal Plan to the beach, and
people will be asking you what’s so funny."
--Matt Miller, host of Left, Right & Center
"Anyone who treats politics as a comedy must be either brilliant
or insane. The Scandal Plan is thankfully and fantastically both.
Read the Prologue right now. Go. It's only two pages. I'll wait. See?
This is the good stuff.""
--Brad Meltzer, New York Times bestselling
author of The Book of Fate
"The story is made up, but the reader's enjoyment of this funny book
is real ... [Folman] writes with a deliciously jaundiced eye ... a twisted
plot and characters worthy of Carl Hiaasen"
-- Associated Press
(Click here
to read the whole review)
"Folman does a great job of constructing a funny, fast-paced story
with plenty of texture."
-- Publishers Weekly
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to read the whole review)
"A New Voice"
--USA Today
(click here
to read their profile of Bill)
"This political farce is the perfect antidote for anyone still hung
over from Obama/Hillary - and dreading the race to November"
-- Jen A. Miller, The Philadelphia Inquirer
(click here
to read the article)
(click here
to read Jen's review of the book on her blog)
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More Praise from the Blogosphere
"Surprisingly insightful. Folman
takes dead aim at the current political landscape and almost always hits
his marks."
--eBooks About Everything, Gigi Reynard
"While untold miles of paragraphs have been written about the upcoming
presidential election and the aspiring candidates it's doubtful that any
are more edgy, more entertaining than those found in Bill Folman's debut
novel"
-- The Full Review.com, Gail Cooke
"A well-paced, fun, seemingly absurd novel"
-- The Savage Stacks
More
of Bill in the Media
Dr.
Blogstein's Radio Happy Hour,
July 29, 2008, Blog Talk
Radio
P.O.T.U.S. '08, Interview w/Adrienne Mitchell
July 14, 2008, Sirius 130
MediaMix - TheExaminer.com, July 8, 2008
"Yeas and Nays"
WCBQ N. Carolina, Interview w/Dr. Alvin Jones
July 7, 2008
Fairfield
County Weekly, June 19, 2008
"Sex, Lies, & Politics"
by Erin Lynch
The Connecticut Post, June 15, 2008
"First Novel by Easton Native Proves Timely"
by Joe Meyers
The
Easton Courier, Easton,
CT, June 6, 2008
"Easton native returns, novel in hand"
by Laura Modlin
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