This was a tour de force of narrative nonfiction, somehow going into medieval
dye-making history at the same time as being as readable as a John Grisham
courtroom drama and as gripping as any eco-thriller, with the additional impact
of being a true story.
This was easily one of the best non-fiction books I've
read this year, and one I've recommended to more people than I can
remember.
A cautionary tale of pollution, company towns, and industry's toxic
legacy, this wonderful book is a "must-read" for, well, everyone.
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Hi Lexi, your generous post popped up on a Google search just now. Glad you liked the book! //Dan Fagin
Hi Lexi, your generous post popped up on a Google search. Glad you liked the book! All best, Dan Fagin
Wow, I'm honored that you took the time to comment! A phenomenal book. Thank you for writing it!
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