Ted Gup is a legendary investigative reporter who worked under Bob Woodward at the Washington Post, and later at Time. He is a recipient of numerous awards, including the the George Polk Award and the Worth Bingham Prize. The author of The Book of Honor, Gup is a professor of journalism at Case Western Reserve University.
A frontal attack on secrecy. . . . It should be the cornerstone of a concerted effort to build a defense against the encroachment on the public's right to know. -The Chicago Tribune Makes clear the danger of out-of-control secrecy. -The Plain Dealer It burns with the moral ardor that arises from a sense of crisis. -Bloomberg News An eye-opening and very important book. . . . I learned something from each chapter. -James Fallows, National Correspondent for The Atlantic Monthly