Amanda Knox Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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Don't miss the new episodes of #Labyrinths, featuring Brandon Gauthier (author of BEFORE EVIL), Molly Bloom (of Molly's Game), & Chris Ballew (of the Presidents of the United States of America)! https://t.co/ASLRcVd1tJ https://t.co/UWM3674vbT

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@AM_Pines @lilyholbrook @RottenInDenmark Thank you for lecturing me about the Innocence Project and prosecutorial misconduct. LOL. I never made a press release. I never wanted a press release. I made it very clear at the time that I had no opinion on Raniere's guilt or innocence as I hadn't followed the case.

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A new episode of #Labyrinths is out today featuring @dylanmarron, creator of the podcast (and book) Conversations With People Who Hate Me. I loved this conversation. Don't miss it! https://t.co/S0JEbJhur2

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The sensationalism was out of control. And it led Thomas DeQuincy to write a still hilarious satire called "On Murder Considered as One of the Fine Arts," a fictional lecture at a social club of murder aficionados. We'd call that a keynote at CrimeCon. https://t.co/ArzHc1ccWE

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I've seen a lot of "gentle parenting" content in the past few days. Reminds me of this book, which has tons of other GREAT advice: Hunt, Gather, Parent: What Ancient Cultures Can Teach Us About the Lost Art of Raising Happy, Helpful Little Humans https://t.co/75wNYtM6NK

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If you read one book this year*, let it be You Might Go to Prison, Even Though You're Innocent by @JustinoBrooks, a hero of the innocent movement, and director of @CA_Innocence. Important, riveting, and informative. *But you can also read more than 1 book this year! https://t.co/SlGBWRcYBq

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My research into the origins of true crime for #BLOODMONEY was greatly aided by the work of @JudithFlanders. I quote from her book "The Invention of Murder" a few times in this episode. I recommend you check it out for a deeper dive on Victorian crime. https://t.co/woCUjWH4mA

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I’m not a huge fan of murder mystery thrillers (shocker, I know). But I’m even less a fan when Foxy Knoxy pops up as shorthand for “weirdo slutty killer” in fiction, like it does in the latest book by Paula Hawkins, author of the #1 NYT bestseller The Girl on the Train. https://t.co/d2CSUC3yj5

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My friends' book, about their insane, 2-year-long bicycle journey, is now a thing in the world! Congrats Kristen and Ville! Joy Ride: A Bike Odyssey from Alaska to Argentina https://t.co/E2DbkwWuiE

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I dig into all of this much more in #BLOODMONEY part 1 (on the #LABYRINTHS podcast feed). But in short, in the span of a single year, audiences were met with COPS, America's Most Wanted, and Thin Blue Line. @john_walsh created the model for participatory true crime.