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Patterson provides an insight into what happens when an investigative project is undertaken and what roles editors, publishers, and newspapers themselves play. Analyzing six recent, widely-acclaimed investigative stories, the book answers the questions: How did the idea for the story originate? How was the information found? How were the stories written and edited? And, what were the results of the investigation? The author considers ethical dilemmas as well, such as the unattributed sources, the use of deception and misrepresentation, and how reporters must keep personal feelings from interfering with their work. This story of investigative reporting is told through interviews with reporters, editors, and publishers involved in these award-winning series. ISBN 0-3231-06058-0: $28.50.

Vol. 1 collects issues 1-7 of Magnus, robot fighter, originally published in 1963-1964; vol. 2 collects #8-14.

Letters, 1899, to C.P. (Charlie) Sims of Spartanburg from relatives and friends including Edward Joyner, Dr. Louis Shaefer, and R.K. Greenleaf re condolences for his brother's death, letter to Marty Sims (c/o Charlie Sims) from Mary Russell offering condolences.