Bob Norman

Florida Pulp Nonfiction: True Crime in the Sunshine State Bob Norman

Florida Pulp Nonfiction is the book the tourist boards don't want you to see. Unearthed by no-holds journalist Bob Norman and subsidized by the National Society of Newspaper Columnists, the book is crawling with crazed soccer moms, inveterate killers, terrorists, international gunrunners, cocaine slingers, out-of-control federal agents, cheating lawyers ... you know, the stuff that Florida is made of. But don't take our word for it. Listen to what bestselling author Joe McGinniss (author of Fatal Vision and The Selling of the President) has to say about Florida Pulp: "If you can wrap your mind around the idea of an x-ray that makes you laugh hysterically, please do. For that is what Bob Norman is sharing with us -- a precise, illuminating and often wildly funny look inside 21st Century Florida, a hunk of star-spangled real estate that's not for the faint-hearted, but that's a virtual Garden of Eden for the bizarre." And here's what Aphrodite Jones, the bestselling author of Cruel Sacrifice, wrote after reading Norman's astounding book: "This book will leave you spellbound. From Billionaire's Row in Palm Beach to serious problems at Miami International Airport, Bob Norman exposes the truth about real-life crime in a page-turner that you can't put down. Florida Pulp Nonfiction paints a shocking portrait of the streets and beaches of our American paradise. It's a must read. Norman tells it like it is." "Truth is not only stranger than fiction, but in Bob Norman's talented hands, it is also far more entertaining. A first-rate reporter shows himself to be a master storyteller." A. J. Langguth, Professor Emeritus, USC, and author of Hidden Terrors "Lock the door and load your Glock - Florida Pulp Nonfiction is a compendium of mayhem unlike anything you've read, and once you start, you won't stop. Tireless, unafraid, and incorruptible, Bob Norman is one of the last and finest practitioners of old-fashioned, bare-knuckle reporting. And that makes him a national treasure