Every word in that book was written by her, for better or for worse.
Feinstein probably knows college basketball better than any writer alive. He attended his first Final Four nearly 30 years ago, and knows the people involved intimately. When he proposed writing a book about the most-watched series in sports, we could only say yes.
She has a remarkable range of capabilities, a seeming effortlessness. That's more astonishing than anything.
Joseph Wambaugh is a hero to today's crime writers, and 'Hollywood Station' will school them all: to this day, no one writes about cops' lives with his force and immediacy.
