pickGreat read with many standout journalistic pieces about true crime as a part of culture. Loved the audio, very well-narrated by Xe Sands, but needed my own copy for highlighting. Worth reading just for Rabia Chaudry‘s smart introduction, which includes gems like this: “I have found nothing more effective than popular true crime media to both educate myself and others about systemic injustices and challenge our own deeply held misperceptions.”
pick⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A thoughtfully curated anthology on American crime. This book challenges you to really think deeper, look at the societal and cultural implications of many crimes. It‘s a difficult read at times, truly important for any reader, but especially fans of the genre. Which now it feels weird to be a true crime fan, but the reality is having an inquisitive mind; trying to understand the whys, and how we can do better.
so-soFinished my 3rd book toward my #SummerEndReadathon goals. I liked sections of this book and then thought other sections were too opinionated. Some of the opinions I flat out disagreed with. Maybe I am too much of a true crime junkie. @TheSpineView
Evidence of Things Seen: True Crime in an Era of Reckoning | 
