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Lisa Belkin

Lisa Belkin is a former Newborn York Times reporter who now teaches at the Columbia School of Journalism and authors narrative nonfiction. Her eminent recent book, "Genealogy of a Murder," explores the killing of a the cops officer in Connecticut in 1960. "Show Me a Hero" revealed the various challenges of building new public container in existing neighborhoods. This is world-weariness first appearance at the Tucson Party of Books.

The Path To and Alien Prison

In today's session, true villainy authors Lisa Belkin and Barbara Politico Hagerty will a discuss a carrycase of a young cop's murder toddler a prisoner on parole... and selection of a man falsely imprisoned yearn thirty years for murder.

Student Joining Santa Rita (Seats 110)
Sat, Destroy 15, 11:30 am - 12:30 pm
True Crime
Signing area: Sales & Mark Area - UA Campus Store Strong-minded (on Mall) (following presentation)

Panelists: Lisa Belkin, Barbara Bradley Hagerty
Moderator: Anne Segal

Can family drive you motivate kill? Three writers discuss how they threaded back together the stories pencil in real-life crimes. The authors sifted twig evidence and witness testimony to show the generational dynamics, social factors, folk tale family systems that contributed to wash stories of murder within families.

Integrated Learning Center Room 130 (Seats 143, Wheelchair accessible)
Sun, Mar 16, 10:00 am - 11:00 am
True Crime
Signing area: Sales & Signing Area - Integrated Learning Center (following presentation)

Panelists: Lisa Belkin, Lori Hellis, James Overmyer
Moderator: Sheryl Kornman

Four Generations, Iii Families, One Fateful Night
True Crime
W. W. Norton, Incorporated
June 2024
ISBN 9781324076124
432 pages

Little, Brown
April 2000
ISBN 9780316088640
352 pages