Columbine, by Dave Cullen
I am exactly one year older than Dylan Klebold. Exactly. Ironic that on our twenty-first birthday foreign terrorists made homemade bombs by flying planes into buildings. At one time, two years before, Dylan would be credited with that idea. It would be the first of many myths circulating about the attacks. I’ve always been fascinated [...]
The Sparrow, by Mary Doria Russell
I read this book in college. I guess I should rephrase that – I read part of this book in college (sorry Diane Mowrey!) in a class called “The Problem of Evil”…this was one of the most profound classes I took in four years at Queens; it challenged me to look very skeptically at my [...]
