4927. The Chief A Memoir of Fathers and Sons, by Lance Morrow (read 31 May 2012) This is a 1984 memoir by the author, who has written more cover stories for TIME than any other person. In this book he tells of his boyhood--his unusual relationship with his parents, his time at Gonzaga High school in Washington, D.C., , his time as a Senate page at age 16, his time at Harvard, his work with newspapers. and his heart attack in 1976 at age 36, his father's time as Nelson Rockefeller's aide for 22 years, and other interesting things. The book is not chronological and it would have been better if it were, but Morrow is able to write interestingly and the book is good to read even though it is over 25 years old. ( )