Duquesne Dukes Fan Forum / The Pres. writes a novel about Pittsburgh

**Posted by coffee** 10/10/2021 3:54 pm

Duquesne President Gormly just published a legal thriller. Should I wait for the movie?

https://triblive.com/local/duquesne-university-president-publishes-legal-thriller/

**Posted by Judge Jack McVay Jr** 10/10/2021 8:05 pm

Thanks for posting Coffee and I recommend his book Death of American Virtue on the Clinton Impeachment. His book on each President throughout history and their individual contributions to the constitutional advancement of the executive office is also a great read and you don't have to be a constitution scholar to enjoy! Looking forward to this one

**Posted by Rayrich** 10/10/2021 8:24 pm

Interesting. Did not know that President Gormley was a writer. I'll have to pass this on to my brother Darcy Richardson who is an author of many a book on the history of US politics, third parties, etc... Also, a huge Duquesne fan who is a member on this forum.

**Posted by Judge Jack McVay Jr** 10/11/2021 12:30 pm

Rayrich thanks for posting and I'm interested in reading one of your brother's books especially if it is regarding history.Any suggestions? Reading Chernow s book on US Grant right now .Ken Gormley first book was about Archibald Cox which admittedly I have yet to read. Thanks again

**Posted by coffee** 10/12/2021 12:57 pm

Judge Jack McVay Jr wrote:
Rayrich thanks for posting and I'm interested in reading one of your brother's books especially if it is regarding history.Any suggestions? Reading Chernow s book on US Grant right now .Ken Gormley first book was about Archibald Cox which admittedly I have yet to read. Thanks again

I think I’ve read every one of Chernow’s book except this one.

**Posted by Rayrich** 10/13/2021 8:10 am

Judge Jack McVay Jr wrote:
Rayrich thanks for posting and I'm interested in reading one of your brother's books especially if it is regarding history.Any suggestions? Reading Chernow s book on US Grant right now .Ken Gormley first book was about Archibald Cox which admittedly I have yet to read. Thanks again

You are welcome Judge. Darcy has authored quite a few books on the history of third parties in the United States. His four volume series "Others", are among his more popular titles. Here is a link to one of my favorites.

https://www.abebooks.com/servlet/BookDetailsPL?bi=22665288605&cm_sp=SEARCHREC-_-WIDGET-L-_-BDP-R&searchurl=an%3DRICHARDSON%252C%2BDARCY%26sortby%3D17