Mark A. Bradley
Autor de Blood Runs Coal: The Yablonski Murders and the Battle for the United Mine Workers of America
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Mark A. Bradley has been a U.S. Department of Justice lawyer, a criminal defense lawyer, and a CIA intelligence officer. Currently the director of the Information Security Oversight Office of the National Archives and Records Administration, he lives in Arlington, Virginia.
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So, is it any good? I'd say it's pretty good. There are a few details here and there that seem off, but I do think that Bradley does a good job of capturing the seediness of the world in question, why Jock Yablonski was important, and providing a group portrait of the two-bit criminals who carried out the hit (they were quite the collective piece of work). But, most of all, it makes me remember my father's reminiscence of how the happiest day of his life was when the main coal mine in Portage (Pa.) shut down, foreclosing an easy option to finding work, and forcing him to get the hell out of dodge.… (más)