Recs if you like Columbine...
microhistories: “how do you even know that??”
microhistory: the intensive historical investigation of a well defined smaller unit of research (such as an event, community, individual or a settlement); it aspires to "ask large questions in small places"
Nonfiction that feels like fiction
real stories just as strange and entertaining as fiction
How to Hide a Body
Do you listen to True Crime Poscasts on a Friday night with your cat? Think you could solve the Unsolved?
Books featuring True Crimes of the Past and Present.
Nonfiction or “inspired by” allowed, but no straight up fiction. Suggestions welcome!
Disturbing Novel Iceberg - Tier 2
Tier 2 from the disturbing novel iceberg, inspired by the disturbing movie iceberg.
More taboo themes, more gore, and books that stick with you long after reading.
Here…Educate yourself!
Nonfiction books across varying interests. Excludes memoirs and self help books
Last Podcast on the Left
Research material and references from the podcast. Relying heavily on lists made by others.
what to read between your podcasts.
true crime and true crime adjacent.
Politricks
A look into the United States of America and what it’s done, is doing, and will do.
Scarier Than Fiction
True Crime and novels at least partly based on real crimes.
Interesting and Investigative
Investigative reporting-esque books
American School Shootings: Nonfiction & Memoirs
A list of titles to honor victims, survivors, and families. Includes books about gun violence and school safety in the United States.
Crime of the Century
A collection of sensational true crime cases that captured the nation attention and even today are still being talked about.
Book Recommendations by Shonda Rhimes
I dont know about you but i will listen to the creator of McSteamy and yang
