9 books to help us understand mass shootings
- Jan 7, 2018
- 1 min read
A reader just posted this great LA Times piece published right after the Las Vegas tragedy: 9 books to help us understand mass shootings.
It's a great reading list, and it was very nice to see Columbine included. Unfortunately, the list remains highly relevant. (Nice to see Sue Klebold's book also on the list.)
This is such an important list of books. It’s sad how relevant they still are today. On a different note, sometimes when I'm reading, I wish I could really zoom in on the cover art. I've been looking for a good way to upscale image files to see details better.
A devastatingly necessary curated reading list, proving that in the wake of recurring tragedies, we must look beyond sensationalized news cycles and turn to rigorous investigative journalism, psychological memoirs, and retro games sociological research to dissect the complex root causes of mass violence.
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