The Best American Crime Writing 2005 - ed. Otto Penzler, ed. Thomas H. Cook

Written by ed. Otto Penzler, ed. Thomas H. Cook
Read by Mark Ashby
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The Best American Crime Writing 2005
Edited by Thomas H. Cook & Otto Penzler
Read by Mark Ashby
Encode: mp3 - 64kbps, Mono, 44.1 kHz
Total # of Tracks: 20
Total Play time: 12:31:04

Anthology #328
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Sixteen true-crime articles. In “Choirboys” thief-turned-crime writer James Ellroy pays tribute to author Joseph Wambaugh. “Stalking Her Killer” provides a portrait of a Peace Corps volunteer who got away with murder, and “The Self-Destruction of an M.D.” chronicles spine surgeon David Arndt’s downfall.

Stories in this collection:

01) Preface by Thomas H. Cook and Otto Penzler
02) Introduction by James Ellroy
03) The Girls Next Door by Peter Landesman
04) The Ones That Got Away by Robert Draper
05) The Family Man by Skip Hollandsworth
06) Mysterious Circumstances by David Grann
07) The Virus Underground by Clive Thompson
08) Punch Drunk Love by Jonathan Miles
09) The Terror Web by Lawrence Wright
10) Anatomy of a Foiled Plot by Craig Horowitz
11) To Catch an Oligarch by Justin Kane and Jason Felch
12) A Long Way Down by Bruce Porter
13) Fine Disturbance by Jeff Tietz
14) The Silver Thief by Stephen J. Dubner
15) Stalking Her Killer by Philip Weiss
16) Social Disgraces by Debra Miller Landau
17) The Self-Destruction of an M. D. by Neil Swidey
18) Choirboys by James Ellroy