Spiro T. Agnew (1918–1996)

Trashy as all get-out, but, heck, he needed some ready cash at the time. Part of my collection of novels-written-by-Watergate-figures-after-they-got-out-of-prison Collection. What can I say? I lived and worked in Washington, DC, at the time . John Waters, where ate you..., T.p. verso: 1st ed.

Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, several years after his resignation and fall from grace, explains his side of the story. Well-written, believeble, humble and apologetic at times -- in short, a very human work.(N.B.: Binding is hard-cover.)

Surprisingly good work of fiction by former U.S. Vice President Spiro T. "Ted" Agnew. Suspenseful, well-developed plot, appears legally accurate without lapsing into legalese (at least, not much).(N.B.: The binding is hard-cover.)