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Blood and Ink An International Guide to Fact-Based Crime Literature 2002, 586 pp
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Albert Borowitz provides a guide to “fact-based crime literature” focusing on two principle groups of works: non-fictional accounts of crimes and criminal trials, including essays, monographs, journalism, editions of court transcripts, prison histories, and criminal and police biographies and memoirs; and works of imaginative literature, such as novels, stories, or stage works, based on or inspired by actual crimes or criminals.
Blood and Ink, with forewords by Barzun and true-crime writer/historian Jonathan Goodman, will prove to be an invaluable resource to true-crime aficionados as well as to students and scholars of literature, cultural studies, and social history.
Albert Borowitz is a graduate of Harvard University with a B.A. in classics, M.A. in Chinese regional studies, and a J.D. He is also the author of Terrorism for Self-Glorification: The Herostratos Syndrome (The Kent State University Press, 2005). He is a retired partner from the international law firm of Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue.
Selected Excerpts:
Blood & Ink,
All Excerpts (840 KB)
Contents & Forward
(136 KB)
Introduction Excerpt (92
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B.10 Behan,
Brendan (52 KB)
G.28 Gorin,
Grigory
(48 KB)
H.28 Holiday,
Billie
(48 KB)
L.08 Lang, Andrew (52 KB)
M.32 Miller,
Arthur
(44 KB)
S.16 Sen, Mala
(44 KB)
S.52
Stevenson, Robert Louis (56 KB)
S.54 Stoker, Bram
(52 KB)
W.04 Warren,
Robert Penn
(48 KB)
W.12 Welty, Eudora.pdf
(44 KB)
W.34 Wright,
Robert
(48 KB)
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Of related interest:
Dr. Sam Sheppard on Trial by Jack P. DeSario and William D. Mason
In the Wake of the Butcher by James Jessen Badal
The Passing of Starr Faithfull by Jonathan Goodman
Terrorism for Self-Glorification by Albert Borowitz