What's the latest in true crime?

You get involved in a way that I think you've done with the fiction.

And with the fiction, I'm always conscious of how the story is being told.

Our colonist, Marilyn Stasio, is here to give you the real life chills just in time for

Halloween.

Why did Dave Eggers turn to illustration and two new books out this fall?

I know my limitations.

I was an illustrator and a cartoonist for a lot of years, but I wasn't very good most

of that time.

Dave will join us to talk about the power of pictures.

Plus, we'll talk about what we and the wider world are reading.

This is Inside the New York Times Booker View.

I'm Pamela Paul.

Our crime colonist, Marilyn Stasio, joins us now to talk about true crime.

Marilyn, thank you for being here.

Happy to be here.

So, you're still relatively new to covering true crime.

I think this is your third true crime roundup for us.

I'm going to go quickly over the titles and then we can talk about the crimes.

First up, and this is in no particular order, we have Death in the Air, the true story

of a serial killer, the Great London smog and the strangling of a city by Kate Winkler-Dawson.

You have to love the subtitles of true crime books.

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