Charles Bowden on Writing ”VIDEO”

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Posted by: Sammi Ibrahem, Sr

To speak for those who can’t

Charles Bowden passed away this year at the age of 69. He wrote about drug wars, immigration, and Mexico. “His best-known book, “Down by the River: Drugs, Money, Murder and Family,” published in 2002, is a blend of biography, history, narrative journalism and essayistic expression that spins outward from a single, seemingly unremarkable crime along the Rio Grande: the murder of a man who had no apparent involvement in the border conflict but turns out to have been the brother of an official at the Drug Enforcement Agency.”

 

 

 

Charles BowdenBooks
  • Murder City: Ciudad Juárez and the Global Economy’s New Killing Fields
    2010
  • Down by the river
    2002
  • Blood orchid
    1995
  • Juárez
    1998
  • Some of the Dead Are Still Breathing: Living in the Future
    2009
  • Blues for cannibals
    2002
  • Killing the hidden waters
    1977
  • Blue desert
    1986
  • Dreamland: The Way Out of Juarez
    2010
  • Frog Mountain blues
    1987
  • Desierto
    1991
  • Exodus/Éxodo
    2008
  • Sonoran Desert
    1992
  • Inferno
    2006
  • The Sierra Pinacate
    1998
  • 5 Great Documentary Photographers
    2008
  • Trust Me: Charles Keating and the Missing Billions
    1993
  • Red line
    1989
  • Mezcal
    1988
  • Heidi Hesse: Exhibition Catalog
    2004
  • Street Signs Chicago: Neighborhood and Other Illusions of Big City Life
    1981
  • A Shadow in the City: Confessions of an Undercover Drug Warrior
    2005
  • Eugene Richards
  • The Last Horsemen
    2001
  • Paul Dickerson, 1961-1997
  • The Last Shepherds: A Vanishing Way of Life on Britain’s Traditional Hill Farms. Charles Bowden
    2004

 

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