A Quietly Remarkable Memoir Walks a Beat From H.U. to NYPD
Blue
Blood , by Edward Conlon.
Riverhead, 562 pages, $26.95.
The
notable first-person genres of the past 10 years or so-spoiled-child memoir,
abuse memoir, depression memoir (did I mention spoiled-child memoir?)-attest to
a world in which high literacy and genuine hardship no longer go together quite
as commonly as they once did. War once Read More
