My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark

The main sources I used for the story are the Ruben Hurricane Carter's own autobiography, The 16th Round, which he published from prison.

In November of 1974, from prison, Ruben, now 37 years old, publishes his autobiography, The 16th Round. The book gets a lot of attention, and Bob Dylan reads it and visits Rubin in prison.

The main sources used today are the book 81 Days Below Zero by Brian Murphy and Tula Valahu.

she also published a memoir called kidnapped the untold story of my abduction in 2024

A special thank you to Michael Baylot for giving us permission to use audio from his recordings at the Casa. He recently published a book about his time there called Cult of John, The Secret Life of Joao de Dios.

A book would be great. I'm reading a book about, called The Husbands, where this woman has this attic that just creates new husbands every time she sends the other one back up. Oh. So she has an infinite amount of husbands and she's just trying to, like, finally fucking pick one, but they all suck in some kind of way. And she's all like, maybe the next one. Yeah. So she's had hundreds of husbands. That's funny. It's so good. It's like perfect scifi because it's just, I love when, like, just, oh, this little hole opened up in the world. Nothing big.

the main sources I use for the story are Claire Hoffman's book, Sister Sinner, The Miraculous Life and Mysterious Disappearance of Amy Semple McPherson

the main sources used uh in this story today are the book Winged Obsession the pursuit of the world's most notorious butterfly smuggler oh a whole book by jessica spirit great she wrote a whole book on it

the main sources I use for the story are Claire Hoffman's book, Sister Sinner, The Miraculous Life and Mysterious Disappearance of Amy Semple McPherson, and the PBS American Experience documentary, Sister Amy.

the main sources used uh in this story today are the book Winged Obsession the pursuit of the world's most notorious butterfly smuggler oh a whole book by jessica spirit great she wrote a whole book on it

Sergeant Barry Rule wrote a book called A Viable Suspect and he zeroed in on this dude who was a traveling salesman and he was considered a person of interest in other violent cases.

Tina Fey's memoir is blasting on the video. I'm taking video of him because I'm terrified. And all you hear is Tina Fey's bossy pants just blasting. She's like, no crying in the workplace.

This week on Bookmarked, we're basically hosting the ultimate girls night... author Laura Dave. These are the women behind season two of the Apple TV series, The Last Thing He Told Me. We're talking about turning a book into a hit show and what it really takes to bring a story to life.

In 2015, Patti released a second memoir, M Train, which focused more on her present life and the unconventional ways in which she'd pursued making art and the irredeemable loss she felt after the death of her husband, Fred. M Train was a national bestseller, and Patti followed it up with four more titles, including the recent Bread of Angels, another memoir.

Alias Grace. No! The Margaret Atwood one. What's that? ... I loved it. I thought it was super fascinating and it's really well made.

novelist Camilla Bruce wrote All the Blood We Share, a novel of the bloody benders of Kansas, which is a historical fiction version of the story.

author Lee Ralph published the book Hell Comes to Play in 2023. That's nonfiction about also about the benders.

If you were a kid in the 90s, and in elementary school, a teacher read you a book about a family of pioneers. ... It's called Apples to Oregon by a writer named Deborah Hopkinson, and it follows an 1800s Midwestern family in their westward journey.

They had written the book, The Killing Fields.

I came across a book in my local library called Death in the City of Light, the serial killer of Nazioccupied Paris. What a dark, twisted tale and man. The book provided location maps in Paris, including the house that neighbors reported burning, which led to Petrois being found out and arrested. The book also covers his meetings with specific victims and how he manipulated them to come to his home in the first place. It also covers the trial of Petrois, which was one of the most frustrating reads I've ever had to get through.

Timothy Masters wrote a book detailing his experience being tried, jailed, and exonerated for Peggy's murder titled Drawn to Injustice, the Wrongful Conviction of Timothy Masters.