Mark Bowden Ordre des livres

Focusing on the joy of exploration, this book chronicles the weekly adventures of a walker venturing from northwest London to discover the long-distance footpaths of southeast England. Rather than serving as a traditional guidebook, it offers a personal journal reflecting on the experiences and insights gained from early morning walks, all while ensuring a timely return home for supper. The narrative emphasizes the beauty of walking and the adventures that unfold along the way.

Bestselling author Mark Bowden takes readers inside a Baltimore gang, offering an in-depth portrait of its notorious leader.

Veteran journalists Mark Bowden and Matthew Teague offer a week-by-week, state-by-state account of the effort to overturn the 2020 US presidential election.

From the bestselling author of Killing Pablo, a haunting and gripping account of the true-life search for the perpetrator of a hideous crime - the abduction and likely murder of two young girls in 1975 - and the skilful work of the cold case team that finally brought their kidnapper to justice.

From Mark Bowden, a 'master of narrative journalism' (New York Times), comes a true-crime collection both deeply chilling and impossible to put down.

The gripping true crime narrative explores the 1975 disappearance of the Lyon sisters and the relentless pursuit of justice that unfolded over four decades. Mark Bowden, known for his mastery in narrative journalism, delves into the complexities of the case, highlighting the emotional impact on families and the law enforcement efforts to uncover the truth behind the sisters' abduction. The story intertwines past and present, revealing the long-lasting effects of unresolved trauma and the determination to seek closure.

From "a master of narrative journalism" (New York Times Book Review), the bestselling history of the biggest and bloodiest battle of the Vietnam War

From "a master of narrative journalism" (New York Times Book Review), a riveting history of the biggest and bloodiest battle of the Vietnam War

Prawdziwa historia budowania potęgi i spektakularnego upadku najsłynniejszego barona narkotykowego na świecie. Pablo Escobar – jeden z najbogatszych kryminalistów w historii. U szczytu potęgi kontrolował 80% światowego rynku kokainy, dyktując warunki kolumbijskiej władzy i grając na nosie Stanom Zjednoczonym. Rozpętał terror zamachów i krwawą wojnę narkotykową. Jego sława wykroczyła daleko poza granice obu Ameryk. Bezwzględność, arogancja i wyrachowanie sprawiły, że imię Escobara do dziś owiane jest legendą, a jego biografia stała się podstawą popularnego serialu Narcos. Mark Bowden, nagradzany dziennikarz i autor słynnego Helikoptera w ogniu, pokazuje, że rzeczywistość może być o wiele bardziej przerażająca niż fikcja. W swoim szczegółowym śledztwie odsłania kulisy wieloletnich zmagań amerykańskich i kolumbijskich władz z „Królem Kokainy”.

"In addition to three extraordinary pieces on war, this book includes Bowden's incisive sports writing, think pieces, and a selection of fascinating profiles--from a piece on the world's youngest and most baffling dictator, Kim Jong-un, to features on newspaper scion Arthur Sulzberger and The Wire creator, David Simon"--Published in Atlantic Monthly.--Back jacket flap.