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The New York Times Book of Crime | Kevin Flynn

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For 164 years, the Times has been a rich source of information about crime. This fascinating compilation edited by seasoned Times crime-beat veteran Kevin Flynn captures the full sweep of the newspaper s coverage of the subject, from vice, serial killers, and white-collar crimes to kidnapping, assassinations, and the Mob. Chronologically organized by type of crime and drawn from the Times s archives, every one of these articles will captivate readers. Features 40 photographs as well as reproductions of front-page stories."

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The New York Times Book of Crime | Kevin Flynn

The cover of this week's NYT Book Review seemed fitting for today's #DecDays #SignoftheTimes
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The New York Times Book of Crime | Kevin Flynn

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This book is like crack for the true crime addict! Coverage of major crimes throughout history - in the prose used at the time. Hits the major categories of crime - mafia, serial killers, white collar, assassinations, heists, etc. The section on the Attica uprising was especially illuminating. Great gift for the true crime fan.

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