Forensic techniques used by
New York City police detectives for all stages of a homicide
investigation in Manhattan.
How to kill someone in
their home without leaving a trace.
Fashion shows, gossip,
haunts, personalities and lifestyles of top Parisian clothing
designers in the early 1920s.
Eyewitness descriptions of
the Battle of the Bulge by combatants and civilians.
“Everything” about the
lives of London paparazzi and their newest celebrity targets.
Chinese intelligence
services and their operations in the US today.
The latest laboratory
techniques, jargon, and daily work of researchers who clone mammals.
Emergency room procedures
for treating heroin overdose at a large Detroit hospital.
A floor plan of the
Kremlin, photographs and maps of Moscow circa 1962.
Autobiographies by and
detailed accounts of women living in San Francisco during the 1860s.
Security procedures for a
US president traveling in Egypt and Israel.
For
non-fiction writers, TV producers, editors
An exhaustive bibliography
of articles on new breast cancer treatments, followed up with copies
of key articles, and finally telephone interviews with top
researchers.
Statistics proving the
potential market for a new diet book and TV show.
A report verifying
suspicious facts and allegations about a famous actress before
publication of an unauthorized biography.
A list of European archives
and experts with information on art stolen by the Nazis.
Published evidence
supporting the thesis that Mars once supported life.
Background information
about a Louisiana prison 24 hours after a riot there.
Women disc jockeys from the
early days of radio--identify, locate, and set up interviews with
the remaining ones.