Bill Blum
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This article is about the legal thriller author. For the author of Rogue State: A Guide to the World's Only Superpower, see William Blum.
Bill Blum (b. 1950) is the author of three legal thrillers: Prejudicial Error, The Last Appeal and The Face of Justice, published by Penguin/Putnam.[1] His non-fiction writing has appeared in numerous publications, ranging from The Nation to The Los Angeles Times. His work has reviewed in such publications as The Los Angeles Times, The New York Times,[2] Entertainment Weekly[3] and Ellery Queen magazine.
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- ^ The Legal Thriller in American, British and Continental Courtroom History, 2003, Praeger/Greenwood
- ^ New York Times, May 21 1995
- ^ Entertainment Weekly, December 8 1995
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