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2026 Books: Five Bullets
So in my attempts in recent years to read more nonfiction, I've come to find stuff covering events from like 1960-2000 (aka, stuff that happened AFTER my school's cutoff for what they explained through to stuff that happened before I was cognizant of current events) to be the most fascinating, because it helps me contextualize how the world is now and what the patterns in politics might be. Which means when I saw that there was a pair of books covering a pretty sensationalized gun violence crime coming out at the same time, each with a different focus, I was like heck yeah, why not. (Sadly the other book seems way more popular and I got waiting listed for it, so no reading them back to back.) And so I started reading this book about the Bernie Goetz shooting in 1984 and the procedural nonsense that followed.
"Anyone who rides the New York City subway will, at some point, encounter a roving performer or panhandler."
-Five Bullets, by Elliot Williams