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Blood's a Rover | James Ellroy

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A stand-alone sequel to the Time magazine Best Book American Tabloid and the Los Angeles Times Best Book The Cold Six Thousand traces the 1968 collision of a Klan-raised FBI agent, an ex-cop heroin runner and a divorce lawyer front-man with ties to the Kennedy assassinations. Reprint. A best-selling novel.

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Blood's a Rover | James Ellroy

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New episode is up and out! We talk a little James Ellroy, a little Sally Rooney, a little MacArthur Genius grant, and we make our super bowl picks. It's good stuff. Check it out.

https://anchor.fm/peter-murphy8

jessinikkip Is it just the audio or am I overlooking an option for a written transcript? 3y

Therewillbebooks @jessinikkip Just the audio. It's also on Spotify though 3y

jessinikkip OK, then I will have to check to see if the spotify platform offers transcript/captions. Thanks :) 3y

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Blood's a Rover | James Ellroy

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Third installment of the Underworld USA trilogy sees Wayne mobbed up and working for Howard Hughes and Dwight infiltrating black radical groups for Hoover. The prose is more reader-friendly than the previous volume but it's still hard to keep track of exactly what's going on amid all the plots and double-crosses. Pulsating as always but never an easy read.

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