Rather dated now, widely praised when released in '94, is
DREAM CITY: RACE, POWER, AND THE DECLINE OF DC, by Tom
Sherwood and Harry Jaffe, published by Simon &
Schuster.
I haven't read it yet, and haven't seen the notes to THE
SWEET FOREVER, but... TM
-----Original Message----- From: Carrie Pruett [mailto:
pruettc@hotmail.com]
While we're talking about DC crime fiction, I'm curious about
good nonfiction books that deal with the recent history of
the city, particularly
the interplay between federal and city authorities, arguments
for statehood etc. I know that Pelecanos recommends a book in
the notes to "The Sweet Forever," though I'm blanking on the
title; are there others in the same vein, perhaps some more
recent?
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