Jack Fishman was a songwriter, journalist, spy catcher, and bestselling author whose career spanned music, film, and investigative reporting. As a songwriter, he co-wrote major hits including If Paradise Is Half as Nice, If I Only Had Time, and Help Yourself, with total record sales exceeding ten million. A tireless workaholic, he was also credited with exposing Kim Philby, one of the Cold War’s most notorious spies. Because British libel laws blocked publication of the story in the UK, Fishman worked with contacts at the New York Daily News to break it in the United States. Fishman also managed the gifted composer Roy Budd, collaborating with him on film themes for Soldier Blue and Get Carter. Knowing there was virtuall ...