Howard's Race: Winning the Unwinnable Election

The 2001 federal election promises to be a significant moment in Australian politics. David Solomon, one of Australia's most respected political journalists, proposes to bring us an insider's look at the election that will read like a cross between The War Room and Gerard Henderson's A Howard Government.Containing inside information about the conduct of the election campaign that will not be covered in the media, David and 6 other top News Ltd journalists will work together to combine political analysis with a unique perspective based on the hindsight of the final election result. A third of the book will be devoted to background political and biographical material establishing the setting for the election, while the remaining two-thirds will concentrate on reporting the campaign and indepth analysis of what happened and why. The following contributors will each write three chapters:Malcolm Farr, Chief Political Correspondent, Daily Telegraph, SydneyMichael Harvey, Chief Political Correspondent, The Herald-Sun MelbournePhillip Coorey, Federal Political Correspondent, The Advertiser, AdelaideDennis Atkins, National Political Editor, The Courier-Mail, BrisbanePeter Charlton, National Political Correspondent, The Courier-Mail, Brisbane.Solomon, David Harris is the author of 'Howard's Race: Winning the Unwinnable Election' with ISBN 9780732273736 and ISBN 0732273730.