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It's a collection of Patrick Radden Keefe's New Yorker articles about criminals and con artists, described as having a focus on individuals who bend or break the rules.
Keefe has just published an essay collection that features some of his most acclaimed New Yorker pieces. It's called Rogues, true stories of grifters, killers, rebels, and crooks.
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Episode: Why People Do Bad Things (with Patrick Radden Keef...
It's a collection of Patrick Radden Keefe's New Yorker articles about criminals and con artists, described as having a focus on individuals who bend or break the rules.
Keefe has just published an essay collection that features some of his most acclaimed New Yorker pieces. It's called Rogues, true stories of grifters, killers, rebels, and crooks.
So I'm excited to talk to you. I've been excited for a while. You've written a lot of great things and many of the great things you've written are now in a book called Rogues. True stories of grifters, killers, rebels, and crooks.
Somebody in a review of your book Rogues In writing about your account of Amy Bishop said the need to make sense of Bishops unraveling becomes a moral imperative for Keith And I read that I wondered if that was actually true. Is is there a moral imperative in this work for you? Or are you merely curious and is that better or worse?