Call it “O,J.’s Book Club”: O.J. Simpson's arrest for double homicide and ensuing trial have inspired enough volumes to fill a full library wing.
Virtually everyone associated with the case felt compelled to tell their story in print: the lead attorneys for the defense and the prosecution, the victims’ family members, the investigating detectives, the jurors, journalists assigned to the case, legal armchair quarterbacks, friends, hangers-on, even Simpson himself. As of today, Judge Lance Ito remains only living principal figure in the Trial of the Century who has yet to pen a memoir.
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In the wake of The People Vs. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story, which concluded Tuesday, many viewers will be scouring used book stores, Amazon and eBay in search of even more insider detail.
So we're offering a recommended reading list of a dozen of the most intriguing -- and in one case, downright appalling -- literary accounts of all things O.J., plumbing corners of the infamous case that even a 10-hour event series could only touch upon.
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