Harry Cohn left no writings, made no speeches, rarely submitted to interviews and abhorred personal publicity. In spite of that, Bob Thomas was able to pen a piercingly well-written account of the rancorous life of the Columbia Pictures founder. This audio book is mandatory listening for any true fan of the history and business of Hollywood. The notoriously gruff and tough studio chieftain is brilliantly rendered in what may be Thomas' finest work. King Cohn details the mogul's rise from New York City song-plugger to Poverty Row impresario to one of the most powerful men in Hollywood during the studios' golden era.