Columbia Journalism Review, March 1st, 1997
Better than most reporters, Michael Crichton knows how to do a clip job. He has made millions by cooking current affairs into best-selling potboilers like Rising Sun, Disclosure, and his latest, Airframe.
For such a good rewrite man, though, it is surprising how little Crichton knows about the media, which, according to the author himself, is what Airframe is really about.
Yes, the book by all appearances is about aviation safety, and how Casey Singleton, an attractive single mother on the rise at the fictional Norton Aircraft company, hunts for the reason one of its jets started porpoisin...
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