“Every crease is a story.”

Author
1942–2014
Joe McGinniss was an American journalist and best-selling author.
Joe McGinniss was born in New York on December 9, 1942. He graduated from the College of the Holy Cross in 1964 and became a general assignment reporter at the Worcester Telegram in Worcester, Massachusetts. Within a year he left to become a sportswriter for the Philadelphia Bulletin. He then moved to the Philadelphia Inquirer as a general interest columnist. At his death McGinniss was at work on a memoir chronicling his adventures as a writer and his experience with prostate cancer.
He died March 10, 2014 at UMass Memorial Hospital in Worcester, Massachusetts. The cause of death was pneumonia and septic shock secondary to metastatic prostate cancer.
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Blind Faith
Joe McGinniss, 1981

Fatal vision
Joe McGinniss, 1983

Miracle of Castel Di Sangro, The
Joe McGinniss, 1999

Selling of the President, 1968
Joe McGinniss, 1969

Cruel doubt
Joe McGinniss, 1991

Never Enough
Joe McGinniss & Michael McConnohie, 2007

The Last Brother
Joe McGinniss, 1993

The Dream Team
Joe McGinniss, 1972

The rogue
Joe McGinniss, 2011

Heroes
Joe McGinniss, 1990
Làm thre nào đte bán muot Ttong throng?
Joe McGinniss, 1984

Das Wunder von Castel di Sangro. Ein italienisches Fußballmärchen
Joe McGinniss, 2000

Going to Extremes
Joe McGinniss, 1980

The Big Horse
Joe McGinniss, 2004

Die Unschuld des Mörders. ( True Crime. Der wahre Kriminalfall)
Joe McGinniss, 1991
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