All the Worst Humans: How I Made News for Dictators, Tycoons, and Politicians

This book is hard to categorize, as it is part life narrative of Phil Elwood’s work as a top PR operative in Washington and in part is his testimony on the industry as a whole. He reveals how this multi-billion dollar industry has leveraged the perspectives of billions of people by influencing the media and what is shown and what is omitted. With the drama and chaos such an industry, Elwood talks about his experience covering up the atrocities of the rich, the political, and many other figures that hide in the shadiness that protects them. Readers will see iconic name drops, as they see the industry and how Elwood plays the game that might have almost cost him his life. For those interested in the media, it’s effect on us, a good drama-filled narrative, this book is sure to have something for them.

(This new remainder book contains a sharpie mark on the top or bottom edge and shows signs of shelfwear.)