Izzy Award Winner Jeremy Scahill: "We're At a Ground Zero Moment to Save Real Journalism"
The winner of the second annual Izzy Award, named after muckraking journalist I.F. Stone, discusses independent media and this critical moment in journalism.
On March 24, 2010, the Park Center for Independent Media at Ithaca College, in Ithaca, NY announced that award-winning independent journalist Jeremy Scahill would receive the second annual "Izzy Award." The Izzy, which is named after the legendary muckraker I.F. Stone, celebrates outstanding achievement in independent media. Last year's winners were Amy Goodman of Democracy Now! and Glenn Greenwald of Salon.com.
Scahill is a two-time Polk Award winner, and a regular contributor to The Nation, Democracy Now! and AlterNet. His book, Blackwater: the Rise of the World's Most Powerful Mercenary Army, is an international bestseller. In 2009, he published dozens of stories detailing Blackwater's secret presence in Pakistan; its involvement in 2007's Nisour Square massacre; and its CEO's alleged complicity in murder.
"The judges chose Scahill for his relentless efforts in 2009 to push these issues into mainstream debate," said Jeff Cohen, director of the Park Center for Independent Media. "We are awed by Scahill's success, and also by the sheer number of outstanding candidates for the award this year; both reflect the growing importance of independent media in our country."
Scahill, a Puffin Foundation Writing Fellow at The Nation Institute, will appear at Ithaca College on April 19 to receive his award. AlterNet's Byard Duncan caught up with him Wednesday morning to discuss the award and the future of independent journalism (interview is edited for length and clarity).
Byard Duncan: What does it mean to be an "independent journalist?"
Jeremy Scahill: I would define an independent journalist as someone that's totally un-embedded when it comes to their relationship with the powerful. In other words, you don't get into bed with any political party. I'm not a Democrat; I'm not a Republican. I'm a journalist. It means that you don't get in bed with the military, with the CIA, or wealthy corporations, and you don't compromise your journalistic or your personal integrity in the pursuit of anything, including a story.
I believe that the way independent journalists are most effectively able to conduct their work is by maintaining their independence from the powerful. I don't hob-nob with the powerful. I don't count among my friends executives or other powerful people. I think it's important for independent journalists to not be beholden to any special interests whatsoever.
On the flip side of that, it's the role of independent journalists to embed themselves with the victims of U.S. foreign policy -- in the case of U.S. journalists -- or domestic policy. What I mean by that is to actually go out to where the people live who are most affected by these policies -- be it Afghanistan or the slums of the United States. You have to be un-embedded from the powerful and you have to embed yourself with the disempowered, because I think part of our role as independent journalists is not only to confront those in power, but to give voice to the voiceless.
BD: You've reported from all over the world. Talk about the relationships you've observed between the powerful and the powerless.
JS: You have this nexus of the iron fist of U.S. militarism that is backing up the so-called "hidden hand" of the free market. And so what we see is that the United States will economically target countries, then have that targeting of them with economic neo-liberalism backed up by brute military force -- by supporting military dictatorships, by interfering in elections.
One strain that has tied together the people that live on the other side of the barrel of the gun that is U.S. foreign and economic policy is that they always, out of the rubble, seem to emerge in some form of resistance. We've seen that in Iraq, and we're seeing it in Afghanistan. We've certainly seen it throughout Latin America.
Another thing that's important for people to remember: If we fail to stop the United States from targeting communities across the globe, we don't choose the kind of resistance that people offer up to wars that we should have stopped.
We in this country have an obligation to hold our leaders responsible, because if we don't, then in one way or another, we're responsible for the consequences -- either in terms of attacks on civilians there, or in opposition that rises up violently to the policies we had a moral obligation to try to confront and expose.
BD: What about some of independent media's limits?
JS: You have to fight for access to anything happening -- you're boxed out of press conferences; you're not given interviews with powerful people. If there's one thing that I've learned after years of working in independent media, it's that you have to work harder than corporate journalists. Because a corporate journalist's kid's godfather might be the secretary of the interior, or went to Harvard with this member of Congress. Or they go to yacht parties with that executive from Goldman Sachs.
People who are out there doing rabble-rousing journalism, we have to fight to get credentials to get into events; we have to actually ambush powerful people or officials because they won't return our calls. I've been to every Democratic and Republican convention since 1996, and still to this day feel like a kid in a candy store. Literally what I do from morning till night is run around trying to track down all of those members of Congress that would never give me an interview. I find them in the hallways and back them into a corner and ask them questions that they have refused to answer when I tried to do it through official means.
The other part of it: You are not in the lab of the powerful, so you have to file a lot of FOIA requests; you have to fight secretive bureaucracies. Oftentimes, you're pursuing stories that are not being pursued by the corporate media. And therefore it's easier for the powerful to sweep it away and say, "no one's going to care if it's just The Nation Magazine. No one's going to care if it's AlterNet."
So we are constantly fighting that uphill battle to pursue these stories that no one else is looking at, against the odds and against a network of individuals that have a vested interest in not having those stories come out.
BD: Barack Obama had big promises about transparency when he first took office. He campaigned on it. But according to a recent L.A. Times article, the Obama administration has denied FOIA requests 70,779 times in its first year (the Bush White House denied only 47,395 requests in the same amount of time). What's your take on Obama's transparency claims?
JS: I think I have six outstanding FOIA requests that have gone months without any response. I have had several document requests rejected from federal agencies when I've been doing my investigations of covert U.S. military and intelligence operations.
One of the unfortunate but predictable realities of the political moment that we're living in right now is that the Obama administration has continued some of the most atrocious policies of the Bush administration -- and unfortunately has implemented policies that, in some cases, are worse than those of the Bush administration. If you look at the Obama administration's position on prisoner rights issues, on civil liberties issues, on domestic spying issues, on issues of war and peace, the Obama administration in some ways is worse than the Bush administration.
They claim to preach from a gospel of open government. And in some cases, you do see that federal agencies are more responsive to journalists now than they were under the Bush Administration: You can actually get someone on the phone in the State Department or the Defense Department in a way that wouldn't be possible under the Bush administration. But the information they're willing to give you hasn't changed much at all.
BD: According to a recent Pew poll, newspaper ad revenues have dipped 43 percent in the last three years. Magazine revenues are drying up, too. How does this affect what you do?
JS: When I started out in journalism, Amy Goodman was paying me $40 a day out of her pocket to come in and write news headlines for Democracy Now! when it was on, like, 20 radio stations.
I basically spent much of the first six or seven years I was in journalism making nothing and writing for Common Dreams and AlterNet and Counterpunch -- scraping together what I could from Pacifica Radio and from Democracy Now!. I never was working for an outlet that depended on any sort of corporate sponsorship or ad revenue.
What's really impacted the work of journalists like myself or institutions like AlterNet and The Nation that rely on the generosity of individuals -- or in the case of the Nation Institute, foundations -- is that the economic crisis has meant that there was an almost overnight reduction of almost 40 percent of all the money that was available to support independent media.
There's a real crisis right now in journalism, because a lot of the best journalists are struggling to make ends meet, and I think we're in a moment where corporations are more dominant over newsgathering and news production and disseminating information than they've ever been.
Contrary to that, though, you also have this sort of "citizen journalism" rising up, where you have people that are staring their own blogs or their own web sites.
I think that you have a danger when we lose that old-school, fact-checking operation where you have peers critiquing your work. Those with the resources to do fact checking and build an old-school journalism bureaucracy -- which in some ways is very good -- are unfortunately those that are funded by corporations and have an agenda.
I think we're at a moment where we have a lot of really good independent journalism that's being produced by bloggers and independent journalists, but we also need to not go far away from that tradition of peer review, editing and fact-checking. We're at a ground zero moment of how to save real journalism without succumbing to the ownership desires of large corporations or other corporate forces.
BD: Given the political divisiveness of issues like health care, there's a lot of pressure for progressive publications to fall into what you have called a "blue state" mentality. What are the hazards of this?
JS: I was talking about a liberal equivalent of Fox News, where you had all these liberal journalists that were sort of gaga over President Obama because he was President Obama. I think you had quite a substantial amount of intellectual dishonesty from people who were holding the Bush administration accountable for actions that the Obama administration was taking from day one, and even announced on the campaign trail.
Health care is a perfect example of this. Obviously, we want to have pre-existing conditions covered. Obviously, we want young people to be able to continue on their parents' health care plans. There are many things that are going to be improvements.
But let's be clear here: This is a complete and total sellout to the interests of the insurance lobby by the Obama administration. This is, as Michael Moore has said, a complete victory for the ultra-capitalists. Yet, if you look on the liberal blogosphere, people like Jane Hamsher are attacked mercilessly for having the audacity to stand up and say "this is a Democratic sellout."
So you have this blind allegiance to ... what? To Obama as a man? To the Democrats as a party? To me, it's very dangerous when you start going down the road of unquestioning support for any powerful individual or any politician. The moment you cede your conscience to a politician is the moment you stop struggling for a better society.
BD: You won this award in part because of your ability to elevate stories to front-page news in the mainstream media. Talk about independent media's relationship to the mainstream.
JS: I've gotten many e-mails and phone calls from friends and colleagues where they'll say "the New York Times just ripped of this story of yours," or, "did you see that piece in the Washington Post? They didn't even give you credit." I've almost never had a reaction of anger, or saying, "why wasn't I credited in that?" That's not the point of this kind of journalism -- editors can get mad about that stuff. To me, if the New York Times picks up on a story and puts it on the front page, that means that something is probably going to get done about it. It should be taken as a very positive thing when these corporate media are forced to cover an issue because independent journalists have driven it with drumbeat coverage.
I remember how proud I was when I saw the New York Times forced to credit Marcy Wheeler, who was an online blogger, for picking up details on the Bush administration's torture program. They had to credit Marcy Wheeler, and put a quote from her, and cite her in their newspaper. That to me was a great moment in the recent history of independent media, because what it did was shame the corporate media. It said that a blogger with very little resources can out-scoop the New York Times on a very important story that was catching headlines at that time.
Part of what we're doing is trying to fill the void that is left from corporate media. We either shame them, or force them to cover it, because we make it a major issue.
When my book first came out, I thought I was going to be running around the country selling it out of my backpack, which was fine with me.
What I've learned from doing this story is that if you go around the country, if you keep at it, if you beat the drum, if your facts are all in order, and you just keep going, you can have an impact. But you can't give up.
We live in a very exciting time in independent media. Corporate journalists are less powerful now than they were 10 years ago, but their owners are much more powerful. Still, the journalists themselves -- they're no longer these sort of regal kings on a hill. Peggy Noonan represents a dying generation of people that pontificate from a golden palace somewhere, hoping the poor will never get through her gates.
The poor are now journalists around the world. The question is: how do we fund it? How do we keep it viable? How do we keep it credible? And that is our challenge right now.
Byard Duncan is a contributing writer and editor for AlterNet.
Jeremy Scahill is one of the best ever!
Thank you Jeremy, for your courage to speak truth.
ROBinDALLAS on Tue, 03/30/2010 - 8:39pm.
Joe on Tue, 03/30/2010 - 9:09pm.
Please correct me if I'm wrong but I thought Scahill downplayed the role of Kean commissioner Fred Fielding in Blackwater.
David Slesinger on Tue, 03/30/2010 - 10:37pm.
cynthia in the UK media !
Douglas Hilton on Tue, 03/30/2010 - 10:39pm.
Is there any mention of 9/11 here?
Do these guys ever mention 9/11, do they ever talk about the evidence of government cover up of 9/11, do they have a position on the issue, do we ever hear about it on sites like Alternet, CommonDreams, DemocracyNow ... why are they posted here, do they relate to 9/11 or the search for the truth about 9/11? Actually, come to think of it, Alternet and Democracy Now and Amy Goodman don't ever talk about 9/11, unless to scoff at the cause of 9/11 truth, so why are they being promoted here, on 9/11 blogger ... am I missing something?
johnscriv on Wed, 03/31/2010 - 2:20am.
"BD: Barack Obama had big promises about transparency when he first took office. He campaigned on it. But according to a recent L.A. Times article, the Obama administration has denied FOIA requests 70,779 times in its first year (the Bush White House denied only 47,395 requests in the same amount of time). What's your take on Obama's transparency claims?"
You're right about the direct absence of 9/11 issues here, but overall the point is made, that to get to the truth (FOIA's), our current administration is not helping much. We need the FOIA's to show how far this coverup has gone- ask Aidan M.
7man on Wed, 03/31/2010 - 10:40am.
when a previous winner is Amy Goodman the gatekeeper!?
which must be on the front page.
Aus911Truth on Fri, 04/02/2010 - 12:46am.
Real Independent Media & 9/11 Truth are married.
We know that national mainstream media will NEVER fully report and promote the 9/11 Truth issue. We know this. Occasionally, we win with soundbite national coverage.
The primary challenge of 9/11 Truth at this juncture is the dissemination of the alarming facts and evidence surrounding 9/11. This is why 9/11 Truth and Real Independent Journalism are married (or at least have an intimate relationship).
These recent 911Blogger topics have highlighted this unique relationship. 9/11 Truth has a main objective to disseminate the message. Luke Rudkowski talks about the dawn of a new age of muckraking. Russ Baker is beating the drum hard for real journalism. We see RUSSIA TODAY often give 9/11 Truth coverage. INFOWARS has always beat the drum for exposure of 9/11 Truth. Guerilla dissemination tactics have long been utilized by grassroots individuals in trying to communicate 9/11 Truth. McGee recently bought TV ads in order to disseminate the message. NYCCAN.org and the "Building What?" campaign. Peace of the Action. Treason in America Conference. WACLA became the peace march. Individuals and groups all over the world are trying to broadcast the message which real journalism is supposed to carry.
"...if you keep at it, if you beat the drum, if your facts are all in order, and you just keep going, you can have an impact. But you can't give up....."
TomT on Wed, 03/31/2010 - 5:08am.
Scahill Has Done Superb Work On Blackwater etc.
I don't have a lower opinion of him because he has not delved into 9/11, people with his skill and integrity, I have to hope, will eventually start to seriously look into 9/11.
penguin on Wed, 03/31/2010 - 9:37am.
Orangutan. on Wed, 03/31/2010 - 10:40am.
last year, but who opened the gates for this guy? It's difficult to trust anything that comes from the MSM these days. If JS is the real deal, it sure was courageous of him to expose Blackwater. By the way, no more Bill Maher for me, I can't stomach it anymore.
sewalkie on Wed, 03/31/2010 - 2:46pm.
Jeremy has decided long ago to never mention the truth about 9/11.
He and Amy Goodman and the rest have censored the real evidence of 9/11.
I read his first book, watched his interviews, and somehow was conned into thinking he was the real thing..........brave, honest, thorough, and wanting to get to the bottom of the real lies and deceit and corruption of government.
Instead, he just makes a name for himself messing around at the edges.
pfgetty on Thu, 04/01/2010 - 3:59pm.
when I heard him speak a year ago.
He may come around to telling the whole ugly truth.
Joe on Thu, 04/01/2010 - 6:19pm.
Joe on Fri, 04/02/2010 - 5:24am.
Sadly Scahill = Very Limited Hangout. He'll never come around to 9/11 Truth. He, like his liberal illeterati friends, will poo poo it away and keep it a distance in order to save themselves from doing an internal audit and spring cleaning in their liberal left-wing ,hemp-filled, Noam-loving, Mac-using and Birkenstock programmed brains.
Cornelius on Thu, 04/01/2010 - 7:04pm.
I do have a hard time imagining Scahill ever approaching 9/11 truth without somehow getting out from under the same kinds of pressures that have influenced Amy Goodman. And I say of him what I say of many other journalists and commentators who do very good work on some topics, but are silent about 9/11: that we not devalue the good work they good do; but neither do we take too much encouragement from that good work to the point of assuming that sooner or later, they're bound to take up the 9/11 issue, so long as we get them the information and give them time. Yes, we can hope for exceptions; but let's not get our hopes up and set ourselves up for disappointment should the pattern repeat itself yet again, of alternative journalists exposing some crimes in high places, but not daring to cross that invisible line in the sand (maybe 'line in the dust' would be more fitting?) that clearly has been placed around the issue of 9/11 truth.
Sometimes 9/11 activists are criticized as if they just have a pet issue that they want everyone else to cover. But in reality, it is not we who selected the issue; rather, we call attention to the manifest conspiracy of silence surrounding the issue; by the sheer uniformity with which the left liberal intelligentsia and alternative press have been silent about the flaws of the 9/11 official story--showing too much of a consistent pattern in their position for it to be considered random (as Barrie Zwicker has discussed this on different occasions)--it is they who have made apparent better than we ever could the specialness and significance of the issue.
But I digress. Anyway, to repeat: let's not discount the good work of Scahill in his exposés of Blackwater; and let's not be overly disappointed if he never starts speaking up about the problems of the 9/11 OCT.
rm on Fri, 04/02/2010 - 2:00am.
Why does he avoid 9/11? Let's try to think about this.
I think we need to begin to really understand why virtually all of the bigger names in alternative media avoid 9/11 truth like the plague, as bad or maybe even worse than the msm.
I have a few ideas, but I'ld love to hear others. It seems odd that nobody in the 9/11 truth movement is close enough to ANY journalists in the entire US not to have ever heard any reasons why this issue is censored with NO journalists crossing the line (ok, a few places, like infowars.......but really, let's face it, it is just about a total censoring).
Alternet is one of the worst. It covers every other topic imaginable as far as alternative thinking. But it will not cover 9/11, except a few slick articles over the years that basically insulted and mocked the movement. Joshua Holland, a senior editor and writer, has been especially nasty in attacking 9/11 truthers as the ultimate fringe weirdos. Why on earth? WTF?
Well, a couple of us looked into their financial support. What we found was that a big hunk of the money they get to continue running comes from "foundational support". You can find their donors on a page on the website. We researched a few of these and although we didn't get as far as we could/should have, we found the big corporate sponsors and what looked like some sponsors who seemed connected to pro Israel groups. Somebody with access to more information could find out a lot more and end up with more certainty in what is going on, but I'd assume that these foundations will donate money but with a stipulation that no coverage of the truth of 9/11 can be presented on the site. That's just my opinion. Somebody must know more about this, somewhere. Please, let us know if you do.
Another idea is that somebody like Jeremy needs air time on venues like Democracy Now and Grist, and even on the msm. He sells his books and gets his name published a lot more that way. That is good for him, and it is good that his subjects get air time where a lot of people will hear his message. But it means he has to watch it that he doesn't do anything that would make those venues nervous. They do NOT want him coming on for an interview and mentioning 9/11. And so he has to avoid the issue.
I can understand it that a young aspiring journalist would make this decision, to avoid 9/11 truth, but it still disappoints me. Seems wimpy. Maybe I'd do the same in his position.
pfgetty on Fri, 04/02/2010 - 6:36am.
2) be constructive. When criticizing someone's shortcomings also remember to acknowledge their merits.
3) remember that human beings (and social institutions) are complex creatures: brave in some cases, not in others.
I think the interview with J.S. offers some important insights into nature of "independent citizen-journalism" from a guy who has proved his bravery by going to the front lines along many battle-zones; and yet, who has also avoided the issue of 9-11 because, well... for a number of the reasons cited here.
These are questions well worth asking; because ultimately, building an effective movement is about forming alliances with other groups that share similar interests.
The best way for us to go may be to by-pass people like Scahill and Goodman altogether, and hook up with people at the grassroots of the peace movement by clearly stating a principled rejection of the military-industrial-state.
Many of us are more-learned on the matters of the military, civil liberties, etc. than people in the peace movement. By using the important research that Scahill and others have done, we can talk to war resisters and then perhaps offer them some more to think about.
Just remember: know when to push and when not to push; try to be respectful; and listening is one of the most-persuasive things we can do.
I find your comments above to be very thoughtful.
It's the kind of clear-sighted yet also compassionate (self-reflective) criticism we need more of and... will see us well in the difficult days to come.
Andreyo. on Fri, 04/02/2010 - 6:24pm.
Thanks, and you are right.
We need to be respectful and careful and empathetic with others.
AND we need to be objective, and see the truth, beyond emotionalism.
We need to be better than our opponents.
BUT, we need to realize who are working against us, and who could be our supporters.
I think that clearly Amy and Alternet and Common Dreams will never support us.
In fact, Alternet and Common Dreams and other venues actually mock and insult us. We cannot consider them allies. We can consider them enemies. But we need to still be respectful of them in personal ways.
What we REALLY need to find out is just why Amy and Joshua Holland and Justin Raimondo and Jeremy Scahill and the rest work so hard to censor us. There must be a reason, a common reason. Once we understand why they have treated the massive evidence of lies and coverup of 9/11 truth, then we can begin to work to turn them around.
I think THIS website is the place to find out why they have turned their backs on us. I don't know the next step, but SOMEBODY in the 9/11 truth movement must know some journalists that are linked with the alternative media movement. They surely could find out something.
pfgetty on Sat, 04/03/2010 - 8:41pm.


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Page Text January 8, 1964 MISSISSIPPI PROJECT Six Month Financial Report July 1 through Dec. 31, 1964 Income * West Coast Project CORE Chapters Organizations - Unions, Churches Rallies & Benefits Miscellaneous $10,368.U2 21,928.80 5,207.00 i+,772.15 3,739.93 $lf6,016.30 Expense ** Community Centers Chaney Family Freedom Democratic Party (Convention & Congressional challenge) Program Staff Salary Staff-Expenses Automobile.Expenses Fund Raising Fines ^ 3,^78.24 2,710.16 h, 123. 55 5,^35.13 23,235.70 1,735.00 16,020.69 2,707.29 500.00 $59,9^5.76 DEFICIT $13,929.^6 The almost $li)-,00C. deficit during this six-month period came directly from the general funds of CORE. In reality, the deficit is greater because there are unpaid bills from the Mississippi account for which there are no funds. These bills are particularly high in the Automobile and Staff Expenses grouping. CORE itself had unpaid bills of $l8l,000. on December 21, Therefore, it is particularly important for supporters of the Mississippi Project to. raise and send funds quickly to: CORE Mississippi Freedom Fund 38 Park Row New York, New York IOO38 * Does not include money sent directly to COFO, ** Does not include program planning, legal expenses, administration, or social security and other tax expenses assumed by the CORE Southern Office Or by the National Office.


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The NZSMA media awards for the 2010 calendar year were presented at Auckland's Maritime Museum. The NZSMA winners are:
Programme of the Year – Cambridge FC
Publication of the Year – Ryan Nelsen's Road to the World Cup, with Tony Smith (Hodder Moa)
Writer of the Year – Michael Brown (Herald on Sunday)
Photographer of the Year – Andrew Cornaga (Photosport)
Radio Broadcaster of the Year – Jason Pine (The Radio Network)
Television Journalist of the Year – Andrew Gourdie (TV3)
Jim McMullan Service to Football Award – Iain Gillies
Programme of the Year
Winner: Cambridge FC
The NZSMA has resurrected this category after a five-year absence. First awarded in 1980, Programme of the Year was won by Gisborne City for the first eight years (1980-87) and then Napier City Rovers for the next 11 (1988-1999, shared with Hutt Valley United in 1992).
Judge: Simon Kay (former Writer of the Year)
Judge's comments: "There were some strong entries in this category, including those submitted by East Coast Bays, Auckland City, Napier City Rovers and Nelson Suburbs, but top honours went to a lively set of programmes from Cambridge FC. The concept of producing programmes which focus on sides other than the first team is novel and inclusive, and making the programmes available online is also innovative. Programme editor Josh Easby compiles a great mix of photos, statistics and club news, plus often humorous profiles of each player from whatever team is in the spotlight.
"General observations in this category are that a bit more proof reading is required and more of the light-hearted, quirky stuff would go down well. Ryan Kerr-Bell's columns, titled 'Never Underestimate the Power of Stupid People', in the Ngaruawahia programmes made a refreshing change from the standard pieces produced by club chairmen and first-team coaches."
2000 Otago FA
2001 Island Bay United
2003 Lower Hutt City
2005-09 No award
2010 Cambridge FC
Publication of the Year
Winner: Ryan Nelsen's Road to the World Cup with Tony Smith (Hodder Moa)
New Zealand's qualification for the World Cup finals after a 28-year absence prompted the release of several publications, making this year's category the strongest for some time. The winning book was a collaboration between All Whites captain Ryan Nelsen and two-time Football Writer of the Year Tony Smith.
Judge: Glen Price (former owner and editor of Soccer Talk magazine, former Publication of the Year winner)
Judge's comments: "This publication captures the emotion and exhilaration of the All Whites' qualification to compete in sport's greatest prize. The book starts with Ryan Nelsen's comment on the playoff win over Bahrain: 'What a night! It still gives me goose bumps not to think back to a game which must surely rank as one of the greatest moments in New Zealand sporting history.'
"This book certainly brings back those feelings and the reader joins Nelsen's thoughts and passion throughout, giving his personal insight in a book that is well laid out with an easy flow from cover to cover. Tony Smith's skill in putting those words into print comes to the fore and the reader is left wanting more of Nelsen's thoughts of the team's time in South Africa. An enjoyable and different perspective is Nelsen's personal insights to the squad members which brings a great finish to the book.
"All White Fever – NZ's Road to the World Cup by John Matheson is another must-have with a fabulous setting of the scene comparing the build-up to the 1982 World Cup qualifiers with the class of 2010. This book will become a certain reference for all New Zealand football fans.
"One Shot for Glory – The All Whites in South Africa by Andrew Cornaga celebrates the All Whites' World Cup campaign through brilliant photography. It takes the reader to the heart of New Zealand's journey in South Africa, from game time to behind the scenes. It makes you feel as if you are sharing the experiences with the team.
"These three books in particular capture the highs of the All Whites campaign and all will be kept, referred back to and reminisced over, just like the books published after the 1982 success."
2000 Three Kings United tribute, by Jeremy Ruane
2001 Stand Up If You Love The Kingz, by Grant Stantiall and Michael Stephen
2002 Sitter magazine, edited by Bruce Holloway
2003 Canterbury Centenary, by John Small
2004 Spikes History, Rangers FC
2005 Soccer Talk magazine, edited by Glen Price
2009 Ricki Herbert – A New Fire, by Russell Gray
2010 Ryan Nelsen's Road to the World Cup with Tony Smith
Writer of the Year
Winner: Michael Brown (Herald on Sunday)
Michael Brown has now won the Writer of the Year award an unprecedented five times, superseding the previous record achieved by Russell Gray, who won this NZSMA category four years in a row during 1989-92. This award was first made by the NZSMA in 1980.
Judge: Kent Gray (former Writer of the Year)
Judge's comments: "The quality of work submitted was of a generally high standard and both Steve Kilgallon and Simon Plumb are to be applauded for their ability to consistently deliver scoops for the sports pages of Fairfax Media's two Sunday papers. Steve Kilgallon's entry was particularly impressive; a combination of well-written investigative pieces and headline grabbing news stories that highlight a reporter with an expert knowledge of his round and a deep book of trusting contacts.
"However, the winner of the Writer of the Year award is, once again, the Herald on Sunday's Michael Brown. The All Whites' march to the 2010 World Cup and their fairytale story in South Africa afforded New Zealand's football writing fraternity a rich source of copy during the judging period. However, Michael's entry – including cleverly crafted features on Rory Fallon and Ricki Herbert – saw him nudge out Steve Kilgallon to earn this coveted award.
"Michael's worldly view of the New Zealand game, coupled with a writing style that would not be out of place on the back pages of any of the top British newspapers, allowed him to relate New Zealand football's dream year with a depth rarely seen in today's sports pages, where dine and dash, rent-a-quote reporting has become the unsatisfying norm."
2000 Bruce Holloway
2002 Bryce Johns
2003 Simon Kay
2004 Terry Maddaford
2005 Michael Brown
2008 No award
Photographer of the Year
Winner: Andrew Cornaga (Photosport)
This is the fourth time Andrew Cornaga has been named Photographer of the Year, following his wins in 1991, 1997 and 2006. His portfolio included photos on and off the pitch from New Zealand's World Cup finals campaign in South Africa and a portrait shot of All Whites skipper Ryan Nelsen. First awarded in 1981, Eric Jelly's five wins (1982, 1984, 1986, 1992 and 1994) are the most in this NZSMA category.
Judge: Kevin Bridle (freelance photographer and former Photographer of the Year winner)
Judge's comments: "I found it very difficult to single out a winner but after days of going back through each selection, the overall winner was Andrew Cornaga of Photosport. The professional approach and combination of images entered strongly showed what I look for in great football photography – the essence of the game.
"The best individual image of the year, also from Andrew's selection, was of silhouetted players in South Africa: It is individually outstanding, a stand-alone image which involved choosing the moment to truly depict the joy of the Beautiful Game.
"Shane Wenzlick achieved a very high standard and his selection included several strong images involving emotional encounters. Graham Hughes entered some great action images, choosing and anticipating the moment well. Glyn Davies also produced a strong portfolio with all five images catching a range of encounters throughout the entire game."
2000 John Coupland
2001 Sandra Teddy
2002 Paul Thomas
2003 Shane Wenzlick
2005 Michael Bradley
2006 Andrew Cornaga
2009 Hannah Johnston
Radio Broadcaster of the Year
Winner: Jason Pine (The Radio Network)
Jason Pine won the most recent Radio Journalist of the Year awards in 2007 and 2009, and was also judged overall media winner in 2003. His portfolio featured commentary from New Zealand's games against Slovakia and Italy at the World Cup finals and from the Phoenix's progress in last year's A-League playoffs.
Judge: Bruce Holloway (former Writer of the Year)
Judge's comments: "In a wonderful portfolio of radio commentary covering the Wellington Phoenix and the All Whites at the World Cup, Jason Pine captures the mood of the day. He shows comprehensive knowledge of the game and succinctly adds to the flavour of the occasion for listeners, with infectious commentary which does justice to some memorable footballing moments. To quote from one of his own commentaries: 'Can you believe it? Yes, yes, yes, yes!'"
2006 Andrew Dewhurst
2007 Jason Pine
TV Journalist of the Year
Winner: Andrew Gourdie (TV3)
Andrew Gourdie has claimed the Television Journalist of the Year category a record fourth time, following on from his wins in 2006, 2007 and 2009. This surpasses the achievement of TV3 colleague Michelle Pickles, who won three years in a row during 2004-06. This is the seventh time in a row TV3 has taken out this category. A broadcasting category was first introduced by the NZSMA in 1986. Gourdie's entry focused on his pivotal efforts in helping Winston Reid decide to declare his availability for New Zealand not long before the World Cup finals.
Judge: Trevor Rowse (NZSMA life member and former Writer of the Year)
Judge's comments: "Andrew is an enthusiast and his style is a mix of the formal and the fan, especially when going out into the crowd to get some flavour to his report. He showed initiative in linking coach Ricki Herbert with Winston Reid and following through with it, as well as going to interview Winston's mother and stepfather in a bright and informative sidelight to the main football story. It is great to see a young talent like Andrew link the information together to make up his reports without coming across as an anorak or appearing too fanatical about the game as some others do. His approach is bright, yet somehow serious too, something not easy to achieve."
Recent Winners (TV and radio combined)
2000 Simon Milton
2002 Evan Burke
2003 Michelle Pickles
Recent winners (TV only)
2006 Andrew Gourdie
Jim McMullan Service to Football Award
Recipient: Iain Gillies
This award started as the Personality of the Year category in 1976 and evolved into the Jim McMullan Service to Football Award in 1994. Previous recipients include Charlie Dempsey, Kevin Fallon, Wynton Rufer and Chris Turner. The award is named after Jim McMullan, who sadly died in March, aged 90. A coach for 50 years, Jim was best known for turning up every day for years at Wellington's Miramar Park to coach any player regardless of age, gender or ability. Several of his proteges went on to represent New Zealand and play professionally. Jim once said: "I'd go even when it was pouring with rain, in case one kid turned up." That's the kind of dedication and passion for football this award recognises.
The NZSMA's final presentation, the Jim McMullan Service to Football award, honours a lifetime of achievement in the game. The 2010 recipient Iain Gillies had two ambitions growing up and it took disappointment in one to spark the other into life.
If asked what he wanted to be when he grew up, he said: "A professional footballer and newspaper reporter." Oddly enough, he found it harder to get into journalism.
Born in Scotland, Iain played professionally for three years in the Highland League before being signed by Celtic for the 1954-55 season when aged 19. He never played for the first team – Jock Stein was first choice in his centre-half position – but was a regular in the seconds. After one year, he was given a free transfer, a gut-wrenching experience for a lifelong Celtic fan, but he always regarded that season as the highlight of his football career.
While serving in the Royal Air Force, he was signed by Crewe Alexandra as a back-up goalkeeper and ended up as their second team centre-half, with former England international Neil Franklin the club's first choice centre-half.
When knee problems prematurely ended his dream of professional football, he began a career in journalism at the age of 23.
While cutting his teeth as a journalist back in the Scottish Highlands, an advert about playing football in sunny Gisborne caught his eye. In 1959, he sailed to New Zealand to play for Eastern Union and start work as a junior reporter with the Gisborne Herald.
Iain was expected to write match previews and reports for the paper but football's standing did not warrant overtime payments. In more than 50 years of reporting football since then, Iain has never claimed overtime for his coverage.
In those early years, he was Eastern Union and Poverty Bay's main strike weapon, but Gisborne's isolation and the difficulties of writing about his own play meant recognition of his efforts was restricted. Even so, he was eventually selected as centre-half and vice-captain of the New Zealand team that visited New Caledonia in 1967.
He coached Eastern Union for four years from 1965 and was in charge when the club changed its name to Gisborne City for the 1968 season. Iain was in the 1969 side that qualified for the inaugural National League in 1970 and played his last National League game in 1972 aged 37.
He later coached Gisborne Thistle to Central League level, helped his brother Archie form Gisborne Marist Football Club and was assistant to coach Kevin Fallon during Gisborne City's glory days in the 1980s.
On the journalism front, Iain became the Gisborne Herald's chief reporter in 1974 and editor in 1980, a position he gave up only in April 2010. Iain, who turns 76 this year, still writes for the paper and flies home with wife Flora tomorrow morning in time to produce the latest instalment in his 52 years of football coverage for the Gisborne Herald.
Recent Recipients
2000: New Zealand under-17 team
2001: Warwick Gendall
2002: Barry Smith
2003: Les Coffman
2004: Gavin Roberts
2005: John Cameron
2006-09: No recipient
2010: Iain Gillies
Footnote: Winners listed up to 2004 were for awards organised by the New Zealand Soccer Media Association. Winners listed for 2005-07 were for awards organised by New Zealand Football.
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Vanity of Duluoz by Jack Kerouac [FIRST EDITION]
FIRST EDITION / SECOND IMPRESSION [1968] COWARD MCCANN INC.
2nd printing. Hardcover with dust jacket. DJ has shelf wear and a few minor nicks / tears to edges, but is otherwise in very good condition and in strong shape. Price of $5.50.
Book is in very good condition. Cover has some fading to title on an otherwise clean cloth spine. Pages are bright, and unmarked and read beautifully w/ a hint of tanning. Upper-outer page edges have some very minor spot stains, only visible when closed [see last photo]. No foxing.
A key volume in Jack Kerouac's lifework, the series of autobiographical novels he referred to as The Legend of Duluoz, shares the same tender humor and intoxicating wordplay he brought to his masterpieces On the Road and The Dharma Bums, Kerouac takes his alter ego from the football fields of small-town New England to the playing fields and classrooms of Horace Mann and Columbia, out to sea on a merchant freighter plying the sub-infested waters of the North Atlantic during World War II, and back to New York, where his friends are the writers who would one day become known as the Beat generation and where he published his first novel.
Written in 1967 from the vantage point of the psychedelic sixties, Vanity of Duluoz gives a fascinating portrait of the young Kerouac, dedicated and disciplined in his determination from an early age to be an important American writer.


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November 2, 2021 ? Today Korea Communications Commission Chairman Han Sang-hyuk met with Ambassador of India to Korea, Ms. Sripriya Ranganathan, to exchange views on cooperation in broadcasting content, including broadcasting co-production, between Korea and India.
During the meeting, Chairman Han Sang-hyuk noted how India successfully produces a large quantity of outstanding video content every year, enough to warrant the title of 'Bollywood.' He emphasized that Korea is playing the role of a content hub by creating popular content such as 'Squid Game,' which is extremely popular in countries around the world, including India.
Additionally, Chairman Han noted, "our two countries have created the foundation for cooperation and exchange in broadcasting, for example by signing the Audio-Visual Co-Production Agreement* in 2015. If we can further cooperation based on our respective strengths, we will be able to produce outstanding, creative content that is recognized around the world." In this respect, he asked for the Indian government's continued interest and support.
* The Co-Production Agreement includes broadcasting and film, and when each country's financial and creative
contributions are at least 30%, the co-productions are afforded various benefits including national treatment.
In response, Ambassador Sripriya Ranganathan said, "Korea and India have a special strategic partnership under which we actively pursue cooperation in various areas," adding that India will continue to cooperate for successful exchange in broadcasting and communications between the two countries.
Furthermore, Ambassador Ranganathan emphasized "both countries are strong in terms of content, and Korea's cultural influence is spreading not only in India, but around the world." She added, "I recognize the impact broadcasting and content can have, and in this respect the 2015 Audio-Visual Co-Production Agreement can be a foundation for future cooperation."
At the conclusion of the meeting, Chairman Han commented, "Considering how our two countries have maintained a strong cooperative relationship in various areas, I hope in the future Korea-India broadcasting and communications exchange and cooperation, including broadcasting co-production, can be more vitalized."
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Here's What Actually Happened With Nick Lachey And Jessica Simpson
A story.
Gather around and grab a bottle of wine and probably some cheese because it tastes good and makes things more fun. I want to tell you a story that I've been kinda obsessed with and I just need to GET IT OUT BEFORE I SNAP.
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This is the story of two C-list pop stars who became A-list for a hot minute because of their reality TV show. Introducing Jessica Marie Simpson and Nick Laurent Lachey.*
*Those aren't really their middle names, but it would be funny if they were.
It all starts back 1998, when Nick and Jess meet for the first time at the Hollywood Christmas Parade.
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She was 18. He was 24.
A month later, they saw each other again at a Teen People party. This is when they really started dating.
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Then they dated for two years and broke up.
Then 9/11 brought them back together again. Jess wrote on her website, "After 9-11, I knew that I never ever wanted to be away from Nick ever for the rest of my life."
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A year later, Nick and Jess married in Austin, Texas.
As you may remember, Jess was really big into the "waiting for marriage" thing. When she was 12, Jess's dad gave her a purity ring.
Jess' insta
This was that time period when people were OBSESSED with teen girls' virginities and it was "OK" to talk about it. It was truly a weird, gross and not OK time.
Some press conference in Europe
As explained in her 2003 Rolling Stone profile, Jess *was* the virgin. When Britney would try to avoid the question, Jess would talk openly about it. As weird as it sounds, it was kinda her *thing* (most likely because of her religious upbringing).
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So yeah, Jess lost her virginity on her wedding night. She told Blender magazine: "It was the most amazing moment of my life. I'm so lucky I didn't lose my virginity in the back of a Jeep or something. Instead, I had this amazing, elaborate wedding and I topped it off with that."
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Then Newlyweds happened.
Here is where I think Newlyweds is interesting: It seems like it was Nick and Jess's attempt to differentiate themselves from the other more popular pop stars of the time like Britney and Justin. Artists they had literally been playing catch-up to for their entire careers.
Jess had been in Britney's shadow since she was a little kid. She was almost on the Mickey Mouse Club with all of 'em (Britney, Christina, Justin etc.), but fucked up her final audition. And later, in the late '90s, her singing career was always one step behind Britney's.
This was her chance to show that she was different than the other girls. Likewise for Nick — 98 Degrees was always budget-ass NSYNC.
So, Newlyweds happened. Newlyweds was the replacement TV show for The Osbournes. The Osbournes was the first mega-big celeb reality show. It made that family (except Ozzy) into stars. Basically, these were big shoes to fill and it made sense that maybe Jess and Nick were looking for that same type of fame.
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Nick and Jess never lived together before they moved into that doomed-ass household. When they got married, Jess told People she identified as a baby: "I am a baby; Nick married a baby." Hmmm, this, in retrospect, could be seen as a red flag.
Jessica's dad was also an executive producer on the show. He got final say over what was used in the episodes. When Nick wasn't home, Jess stayed at her parents' house because she was afraid to be alone.
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If you can see where I'm going...Jessica's family was a constant in their life. Anyone who has ever dated anyone knows this is no good.
Trouble was brewing...
...and if there's one thing I've learned about mid-'00s tabloid drama, it's that most of the time it was kinda true.
They officially divorced in 2005.
Here's the statement they released explaining their split: "After three years of marriage, and careful thought and consideration, we have decided to part ways. This is the mutual decision of two people with an enormous amount of respect and admiration for each other. We hope that you respect our privacy during this difficult time."
Fine...BUUUUT that definitely wasn't the REAL truth. Of course shit wasn't completely mutual!
Let's get into the drama...
Rumors have it that Jess broke up with Nick because she didn't like how he was partying and because he didn't go to Thanksgiving at her family's house in Texas. Nick, on the other hand, said he was "blindsided" by the divorce. Apparently Jess told him she wanted a divorce in the car after they went out for dinner.
In interviews, Nick blamed Newlyweds for their breakup. He told Rolling Stone: "Jessica and I began playing these parts even when we were by ourselves. It became a really blurred line. There was a question about what truly was our reality."
Then there's Joe, Jess's annoying dad.
As we were talking about before, Jess's dad was a constant in their relationship. Nick said: "Do I think Joe drove a rift between us? No. Was he an influence in our marriage? Absolutely."
Moving on...
After the divorce, Nick gave a bunch of interviews promo-ing his song "What's Left of Me." The song was obviously about Jessica. He was going to milk the fuck out of this situation.
This all sounds familiar...
As I was saying earlier, Jess and Nick have always been in the shadows of a more famous pop star and boy band member: Britney and Justin.
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The sad interviews Nick was giving sounded all too familiar. Remember how the media vilified Britney and praised Justin? Yes, hmm. Well, it seems like Nick took the same page out of that Justin Timblerlake playbook and tried it here.
Nick went on a media tour saying he still loved Jess. There were also some shady-ass rumors about Jess cheating on Nick with Bam Margera. The media was painting Jess as the cheater. Nick was the champion. This was literally what they did to Britney and Justin!
SHIT WAS MESSY.
At the time of the divorce, Jess was worth an estimated $100 million. Nick was rumored to want half.
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TMZ reported that Jess wanted to give Nick $1.5 million.
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In the end, it was rumored that Jess had to pay Nick $12 million.
ALSO, take this with a grain of salt, but another rumor is that Papa Joe refused to have Jess sign a prenup before they got married because Nick was worth more than her before their marriage.
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AND, in case you were wondering, after they divo'd, they sold their house from Newlyweds to Reese from Malcolm in the Middle.
Now let's fast-forward a bit to modern days.
Jess said the biggest "money mistake" she ever made was marrying Nick.
And as of 2013, Nick and Jess literally hadn't seen or spoken to each other in six years. Nick also said, "The best thing about not having Joe Simpson anymore as a father-in-law is I don't have to play grab-ass under the table on Easter Sunday."
So, WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN?!
Love is dead, fame is vapid, family fucks things up, they could never be Britney & Justin, Newlyweds was a blessing and a curse, drama is ALL AROUND US, and Nick & Jessica never stood a chance.


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Author : Philip Carlo
Publsiher : Pinnacle Books
The Night Stalker Book Review:
"We've all got the power in our hands to kill, but most people are afraid to use it. The ones who aren't afraid control life itself."--Richard Ramirez Ten years after the murder spree that left thirteen people dead and paralyzed the city of Los Angeles with fear, his name is synonymous with Satanism, torture and sadistic murder. Yet despite the sensational nature of his crimes, no one has ever been able to tell the complex story of the killer whose seductive, brooding looks still draw women like moths to a flame--a man millions call the devil himself. Until Now. . . Painstakingly researched over three years, based on nearly one hundred hours of exclusive interviews with Richard Ramirez on California's Death Row, The Night Stalker is the definitive account of America's most feared serial murderer. From Ramirez's earliest brushes with the law to his deadliest stalking expeditions to the unprecedented police and civilian manhunt that resulted in one of the most sensational trails in California history, The Night Stalker is an eerie and spellbinding descent into the very heart of human evil. It is more than epic nonfiction at its brutally real-it is a true crime masterpiece.
Publsiher : Citadel Press
The definitive account of the notorious California serial killer examines the psychology of a murderer, his crimes, and his cult following Decades after Richard Ramirez left thirteen dead and paralyzed the city of Los Angeles in the 1980s, his name is still synonymous with fear, torture, and sadistic murder. Philip Carlo's classic The Night Stalker, based on years of meticulous research and extensive interviews with Ramirez, revealed the killer and his horrifying crimes to be even more chilling than anyone could have imagined. From watching his cousin commit murder at age eleven to his nineteen death sentences to the juror who fell in love with him, the story of Ramirez is a bizarre and spellbinding descent into the very heart of human evil. After The Night Stalker was first published, thousands of women from all over the world contacted Carlo, begging to be put in touch with the killer. Carlo interviewed them and presents their disturbing stories in this updated edition along with an exclusive death row interview where the killer himself gives his thoughts on the "Ramirez Groupies" —and what he thinks they really want. Carlo's interviews with Ramirez are featured in Netflix's Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer. "An astonishing portrait of a killer not seen since In Cold Blood." —New York Daily News "I couldn't put the book down . . . very scary indeed." —Los Angeles Times "An exceptionally well-told true crime tale." —Publishers Weekly Perfect for true crime readers of I'll Be Gone in the Dark, Zodiac, and Helter Skelter. Revised and Updated. Includes 16 Pages Of Photos.
Author : Robert Bryndza
Publsiher : Sphere
'Absolutely brilliant ...impossible to put this book down! ... A must read' The Quiet Knitter If the Night Stalker is watching, you're already dead... In the dead of a swelteringly hot summer's night, Detective Erika Foster is called to a murder scene. The victim, a doctor, is found suffocated in bed. His wrists are bound and his eyes bulging through a clear plastic bag tied tight over his head. A few days later, another victim is found dead, in exactly the same circumstances. As Erika and her team start digging deeper, they discover a calculated serial killer - stalking their victims before choosing the right moment to strike. The victims are all single men, with very private lives. Why are their pasts shrouded in secrecy? And what links them to the killer? As a heat wave descends upon London, Erika will do everything to stop the Night Stalker before the body count rises, even if it means risking her job. But the victims might not be the only ones being watched... Erika's own life could be on the line. The global bestselling author of The Girl in the Ice is back with a heart-racing, electrifying thriller. If you love Angela Marsons, Rachel Abbott and Peter James, you'll be hooked on Robert Bryndza. Read what people are saying about The Night Stalker 'The Night Stalker is dark, fast-paced and shot through with wit and psychological insight. I couldn't put it down.' Mark Edwards 'Erika is fast becoming one of my favourite detectives...I absolutely loved this heart-pounding, fast-paced, chilling crime thriller.' The Book Review Caf� 'Just when I thought it couldn't get any better...From the first page, we're sucked in with tension that had me holding my breath.' The Suspense is Thrilling Me 'A truly brilliant crime series...The Night Stalker made me feel like I had been swept up in a whirlwind and had me clinging on for dear life, only letting me go right at the very end.' By The Letter Book Reviews 'Intense, suspenseful, and clever??...a gripping page turner that is disturbingly real, and I highly recommend it.' What's Better Than Books? 'A truly fantastic and exciting serial killer chiller!' Booklover Catlady 'The Night Stalker is a very gripping, engaging read full of nail-biting tension. Once I started reading it, I couldn't stop!...an amazing work of fiction no reader of the crime genre should miss.' Relax and Read Reviews 'I think any fans of a good police procedural will become completely engaged in this series featuring a gritty and determined strong female lead.' Carrie's Book Reviews 'This book grabbed me by the throat and didn't let go till I got to the end.' Sincerely Book Angels The Night Stalker now a Wall Street Journal #1 best seller
Author : Clifford L. Linedecker
Publsiher : St. Martin's Paperbacks
Night Stalker Book Review:
From the darkest corner of your bedroom a gaunt face suddenly looms over you. You're pulled violently from your bed and a terrifying voice screams, "Swear to Satan!" During a two year rampage, a sadistic serial killer entered the homes of families from El Paso to San Francisco. He raped, mutilated and tortured his unfortunate victims in one of the most vicious crime sprees in California history. This is the horrifying account of his bloody journey, of the strange coincidence that led to his arrest-and of the sensational trial where the Night Stalker's eerie sexual magnetism resulted in women actually demonstrating for his acquittal.
Author : James Swain
Publsiher : Jack Carpenter
Ex-cop Jack Carpenter is stunned when he is hired by convicted serial killer Abb Smith to find Smith's grandson, only to discover that the case involves Heather Rinker, a childhood friend of Jack's own daughter.
Author : Biographiq
Publsiher : Biographiq
Richard Ramirez Book Review:
Richard Ramirez - The Night Stalker is the biography of Richard Ramirez, a convicted American serial killer awaiting execution on California's death row at San Quentin State Prison. Prior to his capture, Ramirez was dubbed the "Night Stalker" by the news media as he terrorized California. On September 20, 1989, Ramirez was found guilty of 13 counts of murder, 5 attempted murders, 11 sexual assaults, and 14 burglaries. During the penalty phase of the trial on November 7, 1989, he was sentenced to die in California's gas chamber. The trial of Richard Ramirez was one of the most difficult and longest criminal trials in American history. Richard Ramirez - The Night Stalker is highly recommended for those interested in learning more about this notorious serial killer."
Letters From The Night Stalker
Author : Marquis H K
ISBN 10 : 1928374650XXX
Letters From The Night Stalker Book Review:
In the summer of 1985, the city of Los Angeles was held in a grip of terror by an elusive killer. He came at night entering through unlocked doors and windows, targeting houses at random, blending in with the shadows, as silent and deadly as cyanide gas. Brutalizing and robbing his victims, forcing them to swear to Satan, driven by heavy metal music and narcotics and what he believed was the power of Satan himself. It seemed no one was safe from who the press dubbed 'The Night Stalker.'This is a firsthand account of the authors ten-year correspondence with him on San Quintin's Death Row, where he awaited execution for twenty-three years before dying of natural causes on June 7, 2013.Packed with newspaper clippings, interviews, artwork from the killer himself, this book gets you up close and personal with the real Richard Ramirez. It is sure to surprise you.
Publsiher : Mainstream Publishing
WITH EXCLUSIVE DEATH ROW INTERVIEW Years after Richard Ramirez left thirteen dead and brought the city of Los Angeles to a standstill, his name is still synonymous with fear, torture and sadistic murder. Based on three years of meticulous research and extensive interviews with Ramirez himself, Philip Carlo's US bestseller The Night Stalker reveals the killer and his horrifying crimes to be even more chilling than anyone could have imagined. With an exclusive death row interview, The Night Stalker is a spellbinding descent into the very heart of human evil. 'WITH BRUTAL HONESTY, CARLO WRITES FROM THE HEART ' ROBERT DE NIRO
Manhunt The Night Stalker
Author : Colin Sutton
Publsiher : John Blake
Manhunt The Night Stalker Book Review:
*Now a major ITV drama starring Martin Clunes* What does it take to catch a predator who has terrorised southeast England for over fifteen years? Delroy Grant - dubbed the Night Stalker - was one of the nation's most wanted men, a shocking sex predator. During his seventeen-year reign of fear, he established a clear MO. Visit a target at night. Remove a window pane and slide in. Unscrew the lightbulbs. Cut the power. Rip out the telephone wires. Tiptoe to the bedroom. Wake the victim by shining a torch in their eyes. What followed was often unspeakable. When SIO Colin Sutton was drafted into the case, Grant had been at large for over a decade. Stepping up where others had failed, he began the determined, relentless police work that had marked the end for infamous serial killer Levi Bellfield. Case by case, clue by clue. Night Stalker is the chilling true story of one of the most testing manhunts the Metropolitan Police have ever undertaken. It is a glimpse into the heart of darkness - and into the mind and work of the brilliant detective who brought one of London's most feared monsters to justice.
Publsiher : Grand Central Publishing
The #1 Wall Street Journal bestselling breakout detective Erika Foster series--with over two million copies sold--is back again to find a serial killer with a motive shrouded in secrecy. If the Night Stalker is watching, you're already dead... In the dead of a swelteringly hot summer's night, Detective Erika Foster is called to a murder scene. The victim, a doctor, is found suffocated in bed. His wrists are bound and his eyes bulging through a clear plastic bag tied tight over his head. A few days later, another victim is found dead, in exactly the same circumstances. As Erika and her team start digging deeper, they discover a calculated serial killer - stalking their victims before choosing the right moment to strike. The victims are all single men, with very private lives. Why are their pasts shrouded in secrecy? And what links them to the killer? As a heat wave descends upon London, Erika will do everything to stop the Night Stalker before the body count rises, even if it means risking her job. But the victims might not be the only ones being watched... Erika's own life could be on the line. The global bestselling author of The Girl in the Ice is back with a heart-racing, electrifying thriller. If you love Angela Marsons, Rachel Abbott and Peter James, you'll be hooked on Robert Bryndza.
Author : Chris Carter
FROM THE AUTHOR OF THE SUNDAY TIMES NUMBER ONE BESTSELLER THE CALLER. When an unidentified female body is discovered laid out on a slab in an abandoned butcher's shop, the cause of death is unclear. Her body bears no marks; except for the fact that her lips have been carefully stitched shut. It is only when the full autopsy gets underway at the Los Angeles County morgue that the pathologist will reveal the true horror of the situation - a discovery so devastating that Detective Robert Hunter of the Los Angeles Homicide Special Section has to be pulled off a different case to take over the investigation But when his inquiry collides with a missing persons' case being investigated by the razor-sharp Whitney Meyers, Hunter suspects the killer might be keeping several women hostage. Soon Robert finds himself on the hunt for a murderer with a warped obsession, a stalker for whom love has become hate. Praise for Chris Carter: 'A touch of Patricia Cornwell about Chris Carter's plotting' Mail on Sunday 'Gripping . . . not for the squeamish' Heat 'A page-turner' Express
Publsiher : Simon and Schuster
FROM THE AUTHOR OF THE SUNDAY TIMES NUMBER ONE BESTSELLER THE CALLER. When an unidentified female body is discovered laid out on a slab in an abandoned butcher's shop, the cause of death is unclear. Her body bares no marks; except for the fact that her lips have been carefully stitched shut. It is only when the full autopsy gets underway at the Los Angeles County morgue that the pathologist will reveal the true horror of the situation - a discovery so devastating that Detective Robert Hunter of the Los Angeles Homicide Special Section has to be pulled off a different case to take over the investigation But when his inquiry collides with a missing persons' case being investigated by the razor-sharp Whitney Meyers, Hunter suspects the killer might be keeping several women hostage. Soon Robert finds himself on the hunt for a murderer with a warped obsession, a stalker for whom love has become hate. Praise for Chris Carter: 'A touch of Patricia Cornwell about Chris Carter's plotting' Mail on Sunday 'Gripping . . . not for the squeamish' Heat 'A page-turner' Express
Night Stalker Richard Ramirez
Author : James Richmond
Night Stalker Richard Ramirez Book Review:
Glimpse into the twisted life behind one of America's most horrifying serial killers. Delving into the sick mind of the infamous killer Richard Ramirez, this thought-provoking true crime book sheds light on the childhood, upbringing, killings, and eventual capture of the man who stalked the southern Californian suburbs for over two years. Dubbed as the Night Stalker and baffling the police at every turn, Richard Ramirez left a trail of mutilation and death in his wake, cementing him as one of the worst serial killers America has ever seen. Exploring the troubled yet unassuming upbringing of Ramirez and his hard-working immigrant family, this real crime story peels back the curtain on his life, examining what turned him into the monster he became. Detailing his early years and time at school, how he interacted with his family and close friends, and how he embarked on a dark path of Satanism and murder, this gritty book seeks to shed light on his twisted and evil mind, providing a new and gruesome look at his killing spree and the mindset that made him do it. Perfect for fans of true crime stories, Richard Ramirez's reign of terror left a dark shadow on California's past, showing people the terrifying truth that anyone could become the next victim of a serial killer. Scroll up and buy now to discover the infamous story of the Night Stalker today.
Author : Shirlee McCoy
Publsiher : Harlequin
A lawman must track down a serial killer on the loose—and protect his former love—in this exciting suspense from New York Times bestselling author Shirlee McCoy, part of the FBI: Special Crimes Unit series. After Special Agent Adam Whitfield's ex-wife is nearly killed when she stops an abduction, the serial killer that Adam's been hunting turns his focus on Charlotte Murray for getting in his way. Now, as the Night Stalker closes in, Adam has two missions: bring the murderer to justice and save Charlotte—because failure isn't an option. Experience more action-packed mystery and suspense in the rest of the FBI: Special Crimes Unit series by Shirlee McCoy: Night Stalker Gone Dangerous Sanctuary Lone Witness Falsely Accused From Love Inspired Suspense: Courage. Danger. Faith.
Release : 197?
ISBN 13 : OCLC:83861528
Author : Clare Donoghue
Publsiher : Pan Macmillan
'This is just my kind of book' - Ann Cleeves. The Night Stalker is a compelling crime thriller from Clare Donoghue. Dead Woman's Ditch. The site of a grisly two-hundred-year-old murder – and a recent hit and run. When a young woman's body is found at the macabre landmark in Somerset's Quantock Hills, DI Mike Lockyer and Sergeant Jane Bennett are called in to investigate. They find a community gripped by fear and superstition. The locals won't venture out at night, believing there's a man stalking the hills; a phantom cloaked in folklore and legend, keeping the sinister legacy of Dead Woman's Ditch alive. Confronted by a hostile CID team and a murder victim with close ties to their own squad, Lockyer and Bennett will have to accept what they can't see before they can find what's really there . . . The Night Stalker follows Trust No One in this compelling crime series.
Night Stalker C
Publsiher : Orbit Books
Night Stalker C Book Review:
In the dead of a swelteringly hot summer's night, Detective Erika Foster is called to a murder scene. The victim, a doctor, is found suffocated in bed. A few days later, another victim is found dead, in exactly the same circumstances. As Erika and her team start digging deeper, they discover a calculated serial killer -- stalking their victims before choosing the right moment to strike. The victims are all single men, with very private lives. Why are their pasts shrouded in secrecy? And what links them to the killer? As a heat wave descends upon London, Erika will do everything to stop the Night Stalker before the body count rises, even if it means risking her job. But the victims might not be the only ones being watched... Erika's own life could be on the line.
The Night Stalker The True Story of Delroy Grant Britain s Most Shocking Serial Sex Attacker
Author : John McShane
Publsiher : Kings Road Publishing
The Night Stalker The True Story of Delroy Grant Britain s Most Shocking Serial Sex Attacker Book Review:
On Sunday 15 November 2009, detectives hunting one of the most prolific sex offenders in Britain finally made an arrest; 17 years after the first terrifying attack took place. Delroy Grant, the 'Night Stalker' first struck in 1992, raping an 84-year-old woman in her flat in Croydon. What followed was a sickening series of horrifying sexual assaults on elderly victims across south London, Kent and Surrey. All the victims lived alone and were woken in the night by a man dressed in black, his face obscured by a balaclava. Delroy would shine a torch into their eyes, or switch off their electricity, before subjecting them to terrifyingly violent attacks. DNA profiling revealed a list of 21,000 possible suspects before officers working on Operation Minstead finally pieced together enough evidence to make an arrest. This is the full story of the man dubbed the 'Night Stalker', who brought terror and violence to the streets of South London.
Author : Jeff Rice
ISBN 13 : OCLC:1007291300
The Night Stalker Companion
Author : Mark Dawidziak
Publsiher : Pomegrante Press (CA)
The Night Stalker Companion Book Review:
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