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Newshound Oliver pens his own story in page-turning, juicy new book
Illustrious CTV reporter Craig Oliver, 72, has been a reporter for 50 years, is legally blind, and has a few stories to tell. There’s no stopping this newshound.
Fifteen years ago, Craig Oliver heard an interview with someone who had just written a memoir on the radio which was non-descript and “so boring” that he thought, “if this person, who’s done nothing with his life can write a memoir, I can do it too.” So he went home and started writing the first chapter of his autobiography, Oliver’s Twist: The Life and Times of an Unapologetic Newshound.
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Newshound Oliver pens his own story in page-turning, juicy new book
Illustrious CTV reporter Craig Oliver, 72, has been a reporter for 50 years, is legally blind, and has a few stories to tell. There’s no stopping this newshound.
Fifteen years ago, Craig Oliver heard an interview with someone who had just written a memoir on the radio which was non-descript and “so boring” that he thought, “if this person, who’s done nothing with his life can write a memoir, I can do it too.” So he went home and started writing the first chapter of his autobiography, Oliver’s Twist: The Life and Times of an Unapologetic Newshound.
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