John
Bruni began his writing career while working as a board engineer at WNBC-NY
for bad-boy talk show host Don Imus. John concocted humorous squibs that
Imus occasionally used on the air. After three years with NBC radio,
John moved to NBC's Experimental Projects division and helped pioneer
the use of mini-cams in television news. During more than twenty years
covering network news around the world, John earned two national Emmy
awards in sound and worked with six U.S. Presidents. John also worked
for ABC Network News for five years before deciding to try something
new, and he is now answering 911 calls for the California Highway Patrol
while working on a speculative fiction novel.
John
Bruni began his writing career while working as a board engineer at WNBC-NY
for bad-boy talk show host Don Imus. John concocted humorous squibs that
Imus occasionally used on the air. After three years with NBC radio,
John moved to NBC's Experimental Projects division and helped pioneer
the use of mini-cams in television news. During more than twenty years
covering network news around the world, John earned two national Emmy
awards in sound and worked with six U.S. Presidents. John also worked
for ABC Network News for five years before deciding to try something
new, and he is now answering 911 calls for the California Highway Patrol
while working on a speculative fiction novel.