Books include License to Steal, Moscow Madness, the ASJA Guide to Freelance Writing, the Complete Idiot's Guide to the U.S. Constitution, Doing Good, The Good Beer Book, and more.
Magazine credits include Atlantic Monthly; Readers Digest; Forbes; Time; Glamour; Seventeen; Contribute; M; Delta Sky; United, American & TWA in-flights; Medical Economics; American Bar Association Journal; Cooking Light; National Law Journal; Prime Times; Euromoney; Metropolitan Home; Personal Finance; Diversions; Crain's New York and Chicago Business; Advertising Age; Electronic Media, Defenders; Overseas; Editor & Publisher; Industry Week; Real People; many others.
Newspaper credits include International Herald Tribune, New York Times, Newsday, Financial Times, Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, Boston Globe, Denver Post, Detroit News, Dallas Morning News, Orlando Sentinel, San Diego Union, Milwaukee Journal, Atlanta Constitution, many more.

License to Steal

Timothy Harper, CUNY Graduate School of Journalism

This is an awarding-winning, fast-paced narrative that looks at group of young boiler-room stockbrokers, most of whom ended up in prison.

Timothy Harper. License to Steal. HarperCollins, 1999.

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