Mark Voger

Mark Voger (born ) is an American author and journalist based in New Jersey.

Career He started his career as an interviewer at the age of 11, when he interviewed Muhammad Ali for his school newspaper in 1971. Voger obtained the interview by knocking on the boxer's door at his house in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, where Voger grew up, and asking him directly. He later attended Cherry Hill High School East.

Voger spent 40 years in the news industry, later joining the Asbury Park Press and The Star-Ledger. In 2007, he interviewed singer Brian Wilson for the Press. That interview was later remembered for Wilson's answer that the critically panned Norbit was his favorite film. Voger is also active as an author, his first solo book Hero Gets Girl! The Life and Art of Kurt Schaffenberger being published in 2003. His second book, The Dark Age: Grim, Great & Gimmicky Post-modern Comics, was published in 2006 and reviewed favorably.

Books

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