THE KILLING OF THE UNICORN: DOROTHY STRATTEN 1960-1980
A grief-fueled remembrance of the late Dorothy Stratten by “the director who loved her.”
A grief-fueled remembrance of the late Dorothy Stratten by “the director who loved her.”
A powerful graphic novel depiction of the so-called Spanish Flu of 1918-19
A chronicle of the Holodomor, or Artificial Famine, that afflicted Ukraine in 1932-33, engineered by Stalin to (it’s been claimed) crush Ukrainian resistance to Soviet rule
The latest in a long line of nonfiction accounts of the crimes committed by Harvey Weinstein
A rare (perhaps sole) example of surreal history
From the sometimes-great William Friedkin, a so-so serial killer drama
2020 was a hell of a year
In which true crime author John Gilmore lays bare his early years as an actor, and his dealings with the soon-to-be-famous
The first solo novel by Richard Chizmar was this unique account of crime and detection, which blends autobiography and crime fiction
This, the premiere work of prose fiction by Quentin Tarantino, is in many respects just like his films