A Little History
Joe Pompeo, Adam CohenThe latest in timeworn tales of murder, mayhem, scandal, spycraft, warfare, invention, adventure, and more.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 108 | Subscribers | Read | joepompeo.substack.com |
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Bonnie & Clyde, an aristo-cowboy proto-fascist, the plot to kill Trotsky, and the world’s most prolific female serial killer
This month’s assortment is a real rogues’ gallery of scoundrels: outlaws and assassins; a 16th Century serial killer countess and a gunslinging 19th Century proto-fascist—characters as brutal as the deep freeze walloping the Northeast over ...
William J. Mann on BLACK DAHLIA
Welcome back to SOURCE NOTES, a monthly dive into the research behind banging works of narrative history. As I noted earlier this month, the Black Dahlia case has come creeping back into the public consciousness lately, thanks to a handful ...
New Black Dahlia intrigue, a legendary billion-dollar shipwreck, the Einstein murders, and more
As with the death of Marilyn Monroe, the Black Dahlia mystery is the type of Hollywood mega-yarn that keeps on giving. In 2024, Michael Connelly—perhaps channeling James Ellroy—weaved the case into the plot of his latest detective novel, TH...
It's the end of a year
Over the past few months, I’ve spent a fair amount of time A) down in New Brunswick, New Jersey, once again summoning the ghosts of the Hall-Mills murders, except this time mic’d up and with a sound engineer in tow, and B) in a studio chatt...
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