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Sarah Weinman on James Baldwin, the Atlanta Child Murders, and the Evolution of True Crime Writing
A new nonfiction anthology shows the range and depth of today's true crime writing.
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Sarah Weinman
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The Metropol Hotel: A Brief History of Moscow's Legendary (and Notorious) Hotel
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Mark O'Connell on Walking Around Dublin Looking for a Murderer
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