A Lady Newspaperman's Dilemma (Paperback)

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Based on actual events, this story is set in a newspaper office in Eastern Montana in 1926. A time when the American public was obsessed with newspaper horror stories of what most today would consider ordinary murders or other man-made catastrophes. Anything that could contribute to the roar of the Roaring 20’s was commercialized, became sensational news overnight, and newspaper fodder for many days thereafter. Hence, a flood that could destroy a town became a front-page event. More than anything, Alex wants to be a journalist for a major metropolitan newspaper. A field dominated by men. Harriet Quimby and Nellie Bly notwithstanding. Although she’s covered other front-page stories, including a murder of a much loved and respected rancher, this flood will affect everyone living in Sunset Valley, if they survive. When this life changing story falls into her lap, her editor threatens to assign it to a more seasoned male reporter, or maybe cover it himself. Alex becomes frustrated at being cast aside and is determined to hold on to her right to cover the breaking news. Her story will ring true to all women who have been passed over in favor of a male associate, those who didn’t give in and broke through the glass ceiling, and inspire women who are just getting their feet wet in their careers.

About the Author


Eileen Joyce Donovan is an award-winning author whose debut historical novel, Promises, won the Marie M Irvine Award for Literary Excellence. She is also the author of short stories and essays for numerous anthologies, including Chicken Soup for the Soul. Her work in magazine publishing and advertising helped hone her writing skills. She has taught college writing classes in Arizona, North Carolina, and New Jersey. She lives in Manhattan, New York.

Praise For…


"Moving, compelling, and a page turner as the novel peaked my interest right from the beginning.” —Rachel Slaiman, President Women's National Book Association, New York City Chapter

 

​“Filled with snappy dialog, quirky characters, and tangled romances, her dilemma is heartbreaking and familiar to any woman trying to make it in a man’s world.” —Faith Justice, author, Dawn Empress: A Novel of Imperial Rome, President, Historical Novel Society, New York Chapter

"As historical novels go, A Lady Newspaperman’s Dilemma gives the reader hours of entertainment following Alex’s daily challenges working on a small-town newspaper as romance comes calling." Ray Hosler, Readers' Favorite


Product Details
ISBN: 9781954907157
ISBN-10: 195490715X
Publisher: Woodhall Press
Publication Date: September 6th, 2022
Pages: 256
Language: English

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