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Daniel OkrentHistory·b. 1948
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A journalist's account of a 20-year investigation into the history of the American Prohibition era, told through the stories of the people who lived it — bootleggers, mobsters, and the politicians who shaped the law. It's narrative nonfiction history, not a thriller or a crime novel, so the moods are informative and reflective rather than tense or dark. No fictional characters to list since this is a nonfiction history book.