J. J Murphy

One must be careful never to pick up a stray piece of paper at the Algonquin Round Table--it might be the check. But when second-rate illustrator Ernie MacGuffin slips Dorothy Parker an envelope, she's none the wiser. Only later does she discover it's a suicide note. It seems MacGuffin has leaped to a watery death from the Brooklyn Bridge. Days later, his artisitc works have tripled in value, and he's become so renowned that Harold Ross at the fledgling...