Burt Solomon is a historical mystery author and journalist who has made a name for himself through his in-depth reporting and engaging writing style. Born and raised near Baltimore, Solomon was educated at Harvard College and began his journalism career in Boston and Washington, D.C.
Solomon has had a distinguished career in journalism, serving as a prize-winning White House correspondent for National Journal and currently holding a position as a contributing editor at The Atlantic. His reporting has earned him recognition, including the Gerald R. Ford Prize for Distinguished Reporting on the Presidency.
In addition to his work as a journalist, Solomon is also an accomplished author. He has written three nonfiction books that read like fiction, as well as three novels that stay close to nonfiction. His trilogy of John Hay mysteries, including "The Murder of Willie Lincoln" and "The Murder of Andrew Johnson," features his detective at different stages of his life, showcasing Solomon's ability to bring historical figures to life in a compelling way.
Solomon currently resides in Arlington, Virginia with his loving wife and is a proud father and grandfather. In his free time, he has taken up playing the violin, demonstrating his dedication to lifelong learning and personal growth.