You Nice Bastard by G.F. Newman
Gordon Frank Newman (born 22 May 1946) is an English television producer and writer known for his very strong and sometimes controversial views on a variety of subjects — Wikipedia
“The writings of GF Newman have for the past thirty years or so helped sharpen the cutting edge that has both shaped our increasingly pluralistic society and kept it better informed. He has enraged politicians and policemen; judges and prison officers; doctors and social workers, having exposed their tardiness, indifference, incompetence and corruption. His novels such as Sir, You Bastard and You Nice Bastard in the ’70s challenged readers to think the then unthinkable of our police institution: that it was endemically corrupt.” — GFNewman.com
(Hat tip to Ray Larabie.)
