I read this book--it's good. Dominick Dunne wrote these books bc his daughter's murderer got away with a slap on the wrist.

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The Final O. J. Story for Dominick Dunne - The New York Times

Dominick Dunne wrote the novel Another City, Not My Own, published in 1997, which is a fictionalized account of the O.J. Simpson trial. In this book, Dunne uses real names for the key figures like O.J., Marcia Clark, and Johnnie Cochran, while following his fictional character Gus Bailey, a journalist whose life resembles Dunne's, through the trial and its social events. Dunne was a contributing editor for Vanity Fair and wrote extensively on the trial for the magazine, in addition to his novel.

Another City, Not My Own (1997): A novel that blends fact and fiction, told from the perspective of Gus Bailey, a journalist and Dunne's stand-in. The book interweaves the courtroom drama of the Simpson trial with social scenes in Los Angeles and Bailey's personal struggles, including the murder of his own child.

Vanity Fair articles: Before writing the novel, Dunne covered the trial extensively for Vanity Fair, which is where he first started reporting on the case.

Genre: The book is a work of fiction, but it is often called a "novel in the form of a memoir" because it closely follows Dunne's own experiences and observations during the trial.

Another City, Not My Own: A Novel in the Form of a Memoir

Amazon.com Review. Dominick Dunne was a ringside witness to the O.J. Simpson criminal trial, about which he wrote extensively for ...

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Another City, Not My Own: Dominick Dunne: Amazon.com: Books Book overview Told from the point of view of one of Dunne's most familiar fictional characters - Gus Bailey - "Another City, Not M... Amazon.com

Dominick Dunne — Charlie Rose Nov 12, 1997 — Author Dominick Dunn talks about his new book "Another City, Not My Own," which includes his reports about the OJ Simp... Charlie Rose·