Tags : “True Crime”

350 years worth of the most fascinating American crimes

Review in Books — by Alyse Wax — on Aug 02, 2009

The story of one mans transformation from adrenaline addicted bank robber to leader of a prison ministry to inmates.

Review in Books — by Jennifer Bogart — on Jul 26, 2009

The story of the son of a Mafia don growing up in the insular world occupied by the Bonanno family.

Review in Books — by A. Jurek — on Jul 04, 2009

For its depth of study, breadth of knowledge, or eerie, grim application, it's hard to imagine a more forcible analysis.

Review in Books — by Brian D'Ambrosio — on Apr 18, 2009

The Five Stages of the reader's feelings toward this author: 1. Disbelief 2. Contempt 3. Exasperation 4. Exhaustion 5. Anger

Review in Books — by Nathaniel Edwards — on Feb 26, 2009

Likely to be in the discussion when critics gather to determine the best film of the current decade.

Review in Video — by El Bicho — on Feb 08, 2009

Perhaps the most encompassing history of the Mafia’s development in America.

Review in Books — by Scott Deitche — on Jan 12, 2009

Ultimately readers are given tons of facts to digest and little on character development.

Review in Books — by Jessica Schneider — on Dec 28, 2008

The self-aggrandizing goat-gland king must be dethroned. And it’s up to "the great quack buster of his day ... the hellhound on his trail."

Review in Books — by Gordon Hauptfleisch — on Dec 16, 2008

Would William Burns, Clarence Darrow, and D.W. Griffith "permanently transform the nature of American thought, politics, celebrity, and culture"?

Review by Gordon Hauptfleisch — on Nov 07, 2008