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When a Novelist Becomes a Detective (And Drafts You Too)

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Your Digital Footprint Is the New Crime Scene

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The Year’s Best Legal Thriller Isn’t on the Crime Shelf

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The Year’s Best Legal Thriller Isn’t on the Crime Shelf

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In Defense Of The Solitary Bookworm’s Mind

A Terrific Cozy Mystery That Made Me Want to Cancel Plans and Read Until 4 a.m.

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In Defense Of The Solitary Bookworm’s Mind

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“Mississippi Blue 42:” A Gonzo Legal Brief for Paying College Athletes

Eli Cranor’s gripping new novel is a wild, brilliant takedown of race, greed and the NCAA’s unpaid labor system

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The Judicial Junkie

The Judicial Junkie

Erstwhile NYT editor/writer & Brooklyn Law alum. And so experienced! I filed stories on the trials of John Gotti (The Dapper Don) by fax.

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