The Killing Season - Paperback

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by Miles Corwin (Author)

"Remarkable--great journalism, social commentary, and writing rolled into a fascinating, gripping, and at times heart-wrenching story."--Michael Connelly

Gaining unprecedented access to the LAPD, crime reporter Miles Corwin shadows two homicide detectives on the mean streets of South Central L.A. Pete "Raz" Razanskas and Marcella Winn were unlikely partners: one a crusty, twenty-two-year veteran of the force; the other a street-smart woman who grew up in the neighborhood. A graphic, uncensored look at real cops and real killers, The Killing Season is that rare combination of first-rate reportage and riveting storytelling that will leave you shaken, informed, and blasted awake.

Praise for The Killing Season

"A grab-you-by-the-throat page-turner."--Los Angeles Times Book Review

"Gripping drama and pathos . . . Rarely has the genre been worked to better effect. . . . Corwin] could scarcely have invented a better cast and story."--The New York Times Book Review

"The Killing Season captures the sights, sounds, and smells of a big-city homicide squad at work as well as any book within recent memory. It's crime reporting at its raw and scintillating best."--Vincent Bugliosi, author of Outrage and Helter Skelter

Front Jacket

Gaining unprecedented access to the LAPD, crime reporter Miles Corwin shadows two homicide detectives on the mean streets of South Central L.A. Pete "Raz" Razanskas and Marcella Winn were unlikely partners: one a crusty, twenty-two-year veteran of the force; the other a street-smart woman from the 'hood. A graphic, uncensored look at real cops and real killers, THE KILLING SEASON is that rare combination of first-rate reportage and riveting storytelling that will leave you shaken, informed, and blasted awake.

Author Biography

Miles Corwin is an award-winning crime reporter for the Los Angeles Times. He has written extensively about prisons, cops, the coroner's office, the LAPD, the O. J. Simpson case, the L.A. riots, and the criminal justice system.

Number of Pages: 352

Dimensions: 0.91 x 8.5 x 5.5 IN

Publication Date: March 28, 1998