Publisher's Synopsis
A captivating memoir by Alice Tisdale Hobart, chronicling her experiences as a pioneering female journalist in early 20th century America. From her early days as a cub reporter to her travels throughout the country covering major events, Hobart presents a fascinating look into the world of journalism during a time of great change.
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