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"In this saga about the brave early years of television, "morning" means several things. It is the name of the first-ever morning show, pioneered by a visionary who believed television could reflect the lives of ordinary Americans; it refers to the 1950s, a time of innovation and energy in the vibrant New York City where much of the novel takes place; and finally, it suggests the dawning of a new relationship between a long-estranged father and son who must meet the new century with their fates intertwined.". "At the center is Alec McGowan, the creator and host of Morning, adored by women…
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1 edition- Other · English · 2001Pantheon Books · 368 pages · 9780375420887
BiographersMurderFathers and sonsFictionTelevision broadcastingTriangles (Interpersonal relations)Television personalitiesFathers and sons, fiction











