I recall when you introduced Ed Conlon and Joe Pistone at the Philadelphia main Library some years ago.
Conlon's book was new at the time and he was a better public speaker than the more reserved and older Pistone, so most of the questions were directed to Conlon and not to Pistone.
I liked that Conlon was generous and considerate and he told the people to ask Joe, who was and is a legendary former FBI special agent who went undercover in the mob for six years, some questions as well.
I too liked "Blue Blood." I'm surprised that he has not written another book. I hope one will come out in the future.
Frank,
ReplyDeleteI recall when you introduced Ed Conlon and Joe Pistone at the Philadelphia main Library some years ago.
Conlon's book was new at the time and he was a better public speaker than the more reserved and older Pistone, so most of the questions were directed to Conlon and not to Pistone.
I liked that Conlon was generous and considerate and he told the people to ask Joe, who was and is a legendary former FBI special agent who went undercover in the mob for six years, some questions as well.
I too liked "Blue Blood." I'm surprised that he has not written another book. I hope one will come out in the future.
Paul