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Yellow Journalist

Miriam Michelson

Book Overview: 

Rhoda Massey is a young, sharp reporter for a daily newspaper in San Francisco. After proving herself an astute and fearless investigator on her first big story, she spends most of her waking hours running down leads and doing (almost) anything it takes to produce headline grabbing tales and to be the first one to do so. She must compete with her male colleagues where she works but also with those from other newspapers. Rhoda discovers it useful to be pretty and small in stature (great for eavesdropping from tight and unusual locations) but it's her shrewd mind and her nose for news that propel her to pursue stories in dangerous places and, sometimes, from dangerous characters. Just how far is she prepared to go as a ‘yellow’ journalist who wants the truth and at what price to her integrity? Then there’s the respected and handsome reporter, Ted Thompson, from a rival newspaper. Will he have a place in Rhoda’s life?

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Community Reviews

A young and pretty female reporter for a daily newspaper in San Francisco does whatever it takes (including crawling out onto high ledges to listen in at windows) to get her story. As one of the only women in her profession at the time, she calmly fights against the prejudice of the era by being exc

Wild and exciting fast paced read. It made me think of the "The Front Page", crossed with Charles Dana Gibson's illustrations.