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4.0026 “Ciudad de la Muerte” by Cecilia Balli, from Texas Monthly “Code of Dishonor” by Clara Bingham, from Vanity Fair “Lord of the Drug Ring” by Charles Bowden, from GQ “The Dark Art of Interrogation” by Mark Bowden, from The Atlantic Monthly “Possessed” by Luke Dittrich, from Atlanta magazine “Night of the Bullies” by Robert Draper, from GQ “Stephanie” by James Ellroy, from GQ “Who Is the Boy in the Box?” by Sabrina Rubin Erdely, from Philadelphia magazine “Who Shot Mohammed al-Dura?” by James Fallows, from The Atlantic Monthly “The Professor and the Porn” by Elisabeth Franck, from New York magazine “The Old Man and the Gun” by David Grann, from The New Yorker “CSC: Crime Scene Cleanup” by Pat Jordan, from Playboy “A Miscarriage of Justice” by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., from The Atlantic Monthly “Watching the Detectives” by Jay Kirk, from Harper’sMagazine “For the Love of God” by Jon Krakauer, from GQ “Chief Bratton Takes on LA” by Heather Mac Donald, from City Journal “Not Guilty by Reason of Afghanistan” by John H. Richardson, from Esquire “Megan’s Law and Me” by Brendan Riley, from Details “Unfortunate Con” by Mark Schone, from The Oxford American “To Kill or Not to Kill” by Scott Turow, from The New Yorker ]]>
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4.0329 “Ciudad de la Muerte” by Cecilia Balli, from Texas Monthly “Code of Dishonor” by Clara Bingham, from Vanity Fair “Lord of the Drug Ring” by Charles Bowden, from GQ “The Dark Art of Interrogation” by Mark Bowden, from The Atlantic Monthly “Possessed” by Luke Dittrich, from Atlanta magazine “Night of the Bullies” by Robert Draper, from GQ “Stephanie” by James Ellroy, from GQ “Who Is the Boy in the Box?” by Sabrina Rubin Erdely, from Philadelphia magazine “Who Shot Mohammed al-Dura?” by James Fallows, from The Atlantic Monthly “The Professor and the Porn” by Elisabeth Franck, from New York magazine “The Old Man and the Gun” by David Grann, from The New Yorker “CSC: Crime Scene Cleanup” by Pat Jordan, from Playboy “A Miscarriage of Justice” by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., from The Atlantic Monthly “Watching the Detectives” by Jay Kirk, from Harper’sMagazine “For the Love of God” by Jon Krakauer, from GQ “Chief Bratton Takes on LA” by Heather Mac Donald, from City Journal “Not Guilty by Reason of Afghanistan” by John H. Richardson, from Esquire “Megan’s Law and Me” by Brendan Riley, from Details “Unfortunate Con” by Mark Schone, from The Oxford American “To Kill or Not to Kill” by Scott Turow, from The New Yorker ]]>
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4.0329 “Ciudad de la Muerte” by Cecilia Balli, from Texas Monthly “Code of Dishonor” by Clara Bingham, from Vanity Fair “Lord of the Drug Ring” by Charles Bowden, from GQ “The Dark Art of Interrogation” by Mark Bowden, from The Atlantic Monthly “Possessed” by Luke Dittrich, from Atlanta magazine “Night of the Bullies” by Robert Draper, from GQ “Stephanie” by James Ellroy, from GQ “Who Is the Boy in the Box?” by Sabrina Rubin Erdely, from Philadelphia magazine “Who Shot Mohammed al-Dura?” by James Fallows, from The Atlantic Monthly “The Professor and the Porn” by Elisabeth Franck, from New York magazine “The Old Man and the Gun” by David Grann, from The New Yorker “CSC: Crime Scene Cleanup” by Pat Jordan, from Playboy “A Miscarriage of Justice” by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., from The Atlantic Monthly “Watching the Detectives” by Jay Kirk, from Harper’sMagazine “For the Love of God” by Jon Krakauer, from GQ “Chief Bratton Takes on LA” by Heather Mac Donald, from City Journal “Not Guilty by Reason of Afghanistan” by John H. Richardson, from Esquire “Megan’s Law and Me” by Brendan Riley, from Details “Unfortunate Con” by Mark Schone, from The Oxford American “To Kill or Not to Kill” by Scott Turow, from The New Yorker ]]>
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4.0329 “Ciudad de la Muerte” by Cecilia Balli, from Texas Monthly “Code of Dishonor” by Clara Bingham, from Vanity Fair “Lord of the Drug Ring” by Charles Bowden, from GQ “The Dark Art of Interrogation” by Mark Bowden, from The Atlantic Monthly “Possessed” by Luke Dittrich, from Atlanta magazine “Night of the Bullies” by Robert Draper, from GQ “Stephanie” by James Ellroy, from GQ “Who Is the Boy in the Box?” by Sabrina Rubin Erdely, from Philadelphia magazine “Who Shot Mohammed al-Dura?” by James Fallows, from The Atlantic Monthly “The Professor and the Porn” by Elisabeth Franck, from New York magazine “The Old Man and the Gun” by David Grann, from The New Yorker “CSC: Crime Scene Cleanup” by Pat Jordan, from Playboy “A Miscarriage of Justice” by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., from The Atlantic Monthly “Watching the Detectives” by Jay Kirk, from Harper’sMagazine “For the Love of God” by Jon Krakauer, from GQ “Chief Bratton Takes on LA” by Heather Mac Donald, from City Journal “Not Guilty by Reason of Afghanistan” by John H. Richardson, from Esquire “Megan’s Law and Me” by Brendan Riley, from Details “Unfortunate Con” by Mark Schone, from The Oxford American “To Kill or Not to Kill” by Scott Turow, from The New Yorker ]]>
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4.0329 “Ciudad de la Muerte” by Cecilia Balli, from Texas Monthly “Code of Dishonor” by Clara Bingham, from Vanity Fair “Lord of the Drug Ring” by Charles Bowden, from GQ “The Dark Art of Interrogation” by Mark Bowden, from The Atlantic Monthly “Possessed” by Luke Dittrich, from Atlanta magazine “Night of the Bullies” by Robert Draper, from GQ “Stephanie” by James Ellroy, from GQ “Who Is the Boy in the Box?” by Sabrina Rubin Erdely, from Philadelphia magazine “Who Shot Mohammed al-Dura?” by James Fallows, from The Atlantic Monthly “The Professor and the Porn” by Elisabeth Franck, from New York magazine “The Old Man and the Gun” by David Grann, from The New Yorker “CSC: Crime Scene Cleanup” by Pat Jordan, from Playboy “A Miscarriage of Justice” by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., from The Atlantic Monthly “Watching the Detectives” by Jay Kirk, from Harper’sMagazine “For the Love of God” by Jon Krakauer, from GQ “Chief Bratton Takes on LA” by Heather Mac Donald, from City Journal “Not Guilty by Reason of Afghanistan” by John H. Richardson, from Esquire “Megan’s Law and Me” by Brendan Riley, from Details “Unfortunate Con” by Mark Schone, from The Oxford American “To Kill or Not to Kill” by Scott Turow, from The New Yorker ]]>
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4.0329 “Ciudad de la Muerte” by Cecilia Balli, from Texas Monthly “Code of Dishonor” by Clara Bingham, from Vanity Fair “Lord of the Drug Ring” by Charles Bowden, from GQ “The Dark Art of Interrogation” by Mark Bowden, from The Atlantic Monthly “Possessed” by Luke Dittrich, from Atlanta magazine “Night of the Bullies” by Robert Draper, from GQ “Stephanie” by James Ellroy, from GQ “Who Is the Boy in the Box?” by Sabrina Rubin Erdely, from Philadelphia magazine “Who Shot Mohammed al-Dura?” by James Fallows, from The Atlantic Monthly “The Professor and the Porn” by Elisabeth Franck, from New York magazine “The Old Man and the Gun” by David Grann, from The New Yorker “CSC: Crime Scene Cleanup” by Pat Jordan, from Playboy “A Miscarriage of Justice” by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., from The Atlantic Monthly “Watching the Detectives” by Jay Kirk, from Harper’sMagazine “For the Love of God” by Jon Krakauer, from GQ “Chief Bratton Takes on LA” by Heather Mac Donald, from City Journal “Not Guilty by Reason of Afghanistan” by John H. Richardson, from Esquire “Megan’s Law and Me” by Brendan Riley, from Details “Unfortunate Con” by Mark Schone, from The Oxford American “To Kill or Not to Kill” by Scott Turow, from The New Yorker ]]>
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4.0329 “Ciudad de la Muerte” by Cecilia Balli, from Texas Monthly “Code of Dishonor” by Clara Bingham, from Vanity Fair “Lord of the Drug Ring” by Charles Bowden, from GQ “The Dark Art of Interrogation” by Mark Bowden, from The Atlantic Monthly “Possessed” by Luke Dittrich, from Atlanta magazine “Night of the Bullies” by Robert Draper, from GQ “Stephanie” by James Ellroy, from GQ “Who Is the Boy in the Box?” by Sabrina Rubin Erdely, from Philadelphia magazine “Who Shot Mohammed al-Dura?” by James Fallows, from The Atlantic Monthly “The Professor and the Porn” by Elisabeth Franck, from New York magazine “The Old Man and the Gun” by David Grann, from The New Yorker “CSC: Crime Scene Cleanup” by Pat Jordan, from Playboy “A Miscarriage of Justice” by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., from The Atlantic Monthly “Watching the Detectives” by Jay Kirk, from Harper’sMagazine “For the Love of God” by Jon Krakauer, from GQ “Chief Bratton Takes on LA” by Heather Mac Donald, from City Journal “Not Guilty by Reason of Afghanistan” by John H. Richardson, from Esquire “Megan’s Law and Me” by Brendan Riley, from Details “Unfortunate Con” by Mark Schone, from The Oxford American “To Kill or Not to Kill” by Scott Turow, from The New Yorker ]]>
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4.0329 “Ciudad de la Muerte” by Cecilia Balli, from Texas Monthly “Code of Dishonor” by Clara Bingham, from Vanity Fair “Lord of the Drug Ring” by Charles Bowden, from GQ “The Dark Art of Interrogation” by Mark Bowden, from The Atlantic Monthly “Possessed” by Luke Dittrich, from Atlanta magazine “Night of the Bullies” by Robert Draper, from GQ “Stephanie” by James Ellroy, from GQ “Who Is the Boy in the Box?” by Sabrina Rubin Erdely, from Philadelphia magazine “Who Shot Mohammed al-Dura?” by James Fallows, from The Atlantic Monthly “The Professor and the Porn” by Elisabeth Franck, from New York magazine “The Old Man and the Gun” by David Grann, from The New Yorker “CSC: Crime Scene Cleanup” by Pat Jordan, from Playboy “A Miscarriage of Justice” by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., from The Atlantic Monthly “Watching the Detectives” by Jay Kirk, from Harper’sMagazine “For the Love of God” by Jon Krakauer, from GQ “Chief Bratton Takes on LA” by Heather Mac Donald, from City Journal “Not Guilty by Reason of Afghanistan” by John H. Richardson, from Esquire “Megan’s Law and Me” by Brendan Riley, from Details “Unfortunate Con” by Mark Schone, from The Oxford American “To Kill or Not to Kill” by Scott Turow, from The New Yorker ]]>
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4.333 Scouring hundreds of publications, guest editor Nicholas Pileggi, and series editors Otto Penzler and Thomas H. Cook have created a remarkable compilation of the best examples of the most current and vibrant of our literary traditions: crime reporting. Ranging in style from Mark Singer’s ribald “The Chicken Warriors,” an up-close look at the tawdry, wildly popular, illegal world of cock-fighting, to David McClintick’s harrowing “Fatal Bondage,” the tale of a grifter with an attraction to sado-masochistic sex and serial killing, this collection showcases the wide variety of writing in the field today.
Criminal behavior itself also falls into a spectrum, from the isolated and idiosyncratic misdeed, such as that documented in Skip Hollandsworth’s “The Killing of Alydar,” an investigation into the greed that spawned the killing of a thoroughbred horse, to the large-scale malignancies that can shake an entire nation, as recounted in “The Day of the Attack,” Nancy Gibbs’s sobering retelling of the events of September 11, 2001.
Good crime writing is never just about the crime or the criminals, so this collection also has moving and often troubling portraits of the victims, their families, and the communities in which they lived, and, in pieces such as D. Graham Burnett’s “Anatomy of a Verdict,” a reminder of the immensely difficult process that is coming to judgment.
Entertaining, at times alarming, Best American Crime Writing is compelling evidence of the furthest reaches of human behavior.]]>
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4.0329 “Ciudad de la Muerte” by Cecilia Balli, from Texas Monthly “Code of Dishonor” by Clara Bingham, from Vanity Fair “Lord of the Drug Ring” by Charles Bowden, from GQ “The Dark Art of Interrogation” by Mark Bowden, from The Atlantic Monthly “Possessed” by Luke Dittrich, from Atlanta magazine “Night of the Bullies” by Robert Draper, from GQ “Stephanie” by James Ellroy, from GQ “Who Is the Boy in the Box?” by Sabrina Rubin Erdely, from Philadelphia magazine “Who Shot Mohammed al-Dura?” by James Fallows, from The Atlantic Monthly “The Professor and the Porn” by Elisabeth Franck, from New York magazine “The Old Man and the Gun” by David Grann, from The New Yorker “CSC: Crime Scene Cleanup” by Pat Jordan, from Playboy “A Miscarriage of Justice” by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., from The Atlantic Monthly “Watching the Detectives” by Jay Kirk, from Harper’sMagazine “For the Love of God” by Jon Krakauer, from GQ “Chief Bratton Takes on LA” by Heather Mac Donald, from City Journal “Not Guilty by Reason of Afghanistan” by John H. Richardson, from Esquire “Megan’s Law and Me” by Brendan Riley, from Details “Unfortunate Con” by Mark Schone, from The Oxford American “To Kill or Not to Kill” by Scott Turow, from The New Yorker ]]>
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4.0329 “Ciudad de la Muerte” by Cecilia Balli, from Texas Monthly “Code of Dishonor” by Clara Bingham, from Vanity Fair “Lord of the Drug Ring” by Charles Bowden, from GQ “The Dark Art of Interrogation” by Mark Bowden, from The Atlantic Monthly “Possessed” by Luke Dittrich, from Atlanta magazine “Night of the Bullies” by Robert Draper, from GQ “Stephanie” by James Ellroy, from GQ “Who Is the Boy in the Box?” by Sabrina Rubin Erdely, from Philadelphia magazine “Who Shot Mohammed al-Dura?” by James Fallows, from The Atlantic Monthly “The Professor and the Porn” by Elisabeth Franck, from New York magazine “The Old Man and the Gun” by David Grann, from The New Yorker “CSC: Crime Scene Cleanup” by Pat Jordan, from Playboy “A Miscarriage of Justice” by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., from The Atlantic Monthly “Watching the Detectives” by Jay Kirk, from Harper’sMagazine “For the Love of God” by Jon Krakauer, from GQ “Chief Bratton Takes on LA” by Heather Mac Donald, from City Journal “Not Guilty by Reason of Afghanistan” by John H. Richardson, from Esquire “Megan’s Law and Me” by Brendan Riley, from Details “Unfortunate Con” by Mark Schone, from The Oxford American “To Kill or Not to Kill” by Scott Turow, from The New Yorker ]]>
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4.0329 “Ciudad de la Muerte” by Cecilia Balli, from Texas Monthly “Code of Dishonor” by Clara Bingham, from Vanity Fair “Lord of the Drug Ring” by Charles Bowden, from GQ “The Dark Art of Interrogation” by Mark Bowden, from The Atlantic Monthly “Possessed” by Luke Dittrich, from Atlanta magazine “Night of the Bullies” by Robert Draper, from GQ “Stephanie” by James Ellroy, from GQ “Who Is the Boy in the Box?” by Sabrina Rubin Erdely, from Philadelphia magazine “Who Shot Mohammed al-Dura?” by James Fallows, from The Atlantic Monthly “The Professor and the Porn” by Elisabeth Franck, from New York magazine “The Old Man and the Gun” by David Grann, from The New Yorker “CSC: Crime Scene Cleanup” by Pat Jordan, from Playboy “A Miscarriage of Justice” by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., from The Atlantic Monthly “Watching the Detectives” by Jay Kirk, from Harper’sMagazine “For the Love of God” by Jon Krakauer, from GQ “Chief Bratton Takes on LA” by Heather Mac Donald, from City Journal “Not Guilty by Reason of Afghanistan” by John H. Richardson, from Esquire “Megan’s Law and Me” by Brendan Riley, from Details “Unfortunate Con” by Mark Schone, from The Oxford American “To Kill or Not to Kill” by Scott Turow, from The New Yorker ]]>
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4.0329 “Ciudad de la Muerte” by Cecilia Balli, from Texas Monthly “Code of Dishonor” by Clara Bingham, from Vanity Fair “Lord of the Drug Ring” by Charles Bowden, from GQ “The Dark Art of Interrogation” by Mark Bowden, from The Atlantic Monthly “Possessed” by Luke Dittrich, from Atlanta magazine “Night of the Bullies” by Robert Draper, from GQ “Stephanie” by James Ellroy, from GQ “Who Is the Boy in the Box?” by Sabrina Rubin Erdely, from Philadelphia magazine “Who Shot Mohammed al-Dura?” by James Fallows, from The Atlantic Monthly “The Professor and the Porn” by Elisabeth Franck, from New York magazine “The Old Man and the Gun” by David Grann, from The New Yorker “CSC: Crime Scene Cleanup” by Pat Jordan, from Playboy “A Miscarriage of Justice” by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., from The Atlantic Monthly “Watching the Detectives” by Jay Kirk, from Harper’sMagazine “For the Love of God” by Jon Krakauer, from GQ “Chief Bratton Takes on LA” by Heather Mac Donald, from City Journal “Not Guilty by Reason of Afghanistan” by John H. Richardson, from Esquire “Megan’s Law and Me” by Brendan Riley, from Details “Unfortunate Con” by Mark Schone, from The Oxford American “To Kill or Not to Kill” by Scott Turow, from The New Yorker ]]>
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4.333 Scouring hundreds of publications, guest editor Nicholas Pileggi, and series editors Otto Penzler and Thomas H. Cook have created a remarkable compilation of the best examples of the most current and vibrant of our literary traditions: crime reporting. Ranging in style from Mark Singer’s ribald “The Chicken Warriors,” an up-close look at the tawdry, wildly popular, illegal world of cock-fighting, to David McClintick’s harrowing “Fatal Bondage,” the tale of a grifter with an attraction to sado-masochistic sex and serial killing, this collection showcases the wide variety of writing in the field today.
Criminal behavior itself also falls into a spectrum, from the isolated and idiosyncratic misdeed, such as that documented in Skip Hollandsworth’s “The Killing of Alydar,” an investigation into the greed that spawned the killing of a thoroughbred horse, to the large-scale malignancies that can shake an entire nation, as recounted in “The Day of the Attack,” Nancy Gibbs’s sobering retelling of the events of September 11, 2001.
Good crime writing is never just about the crime or the criminals, so this collection also has moving and often troubling portraits of the victims, their families, and the communities in which they lived, and, in pieces such as D. Graham Burnett’s “Anatomy of a Verdict,” a reminder of the immensely difficult process that is coming to judgment.
Entertaining, at times alarming, Best American Crime Writing is compelling evidence of the furthest reaches of human behavior.]]>
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