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Tort Law Is a Nail Biter in Chris Bohjalian’s “The Amateur”
Duty. Breach. Causation. Page Turner.
Book Reviews
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“Mrs. Christie at the Mystery Guild Library”: The Cozy Goes Cosmopolitan
True Confession: I Almost Gave This Book a Hard Pass
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Chris Kraus’s “The Four Spent the Day Together”
When a Novelist Becomes a Detective (And Drafts You Too)
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“The Killer Question”: Your Digital Footprint Is the New Crime Scene
Forensic analysis has moved from the cold case file to the one-star Yelp review.
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Bruce Holsinger’s “Culpability” is a literary gut-punch
The perfect phone number for a criminal defense lawyer? 1–800-SHUT-F-UP.
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Sally Smith’s “A Case of Mice and Men”
In Defense Of The Solitary Bookworm’s Mind
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Eli Cranor’s “Mississippi Blue 42:” A Gonzo Legal Brief for Paying College Athletes
And those infrastructures built to secretly pay student athletes? “That’s truly American too, man.”
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9 Books that Donna Leon’s Memoir, “Backstage,” Added to My TBR Pile
The Best Literary Party I Ever Attended
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Kashana Cauley’s “The Payback” is a Satirical, Funny Yet Serious Look at Student Debt
How to Rob a System That’s Already Robbing You
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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s “Dream Count:” When Fiction Delivers Justice
Giving a voice to a victim the legal system failed