I’m a Big Believer in the Truth: Reading David Grann

This seamless slam-dunk of epic history-telling from the author of the bestselling Killers of the Flower Moon is an eighteenth-century puzzle of high seas intrigue, a fateful shipwreck, mutiny, and a real-life “Lord of the Flies” descent into mayhem, culminating in a gripping courtroom battle where opposing truths hang in the balance. Rousing, engrossing, and such a ride!

A heartbreaking and critically acclaimed work of narrative nonfiction. David Grann’s writing reads like a novel. However, make no mistake — the history here is very real and Grann sets the bar high in bringing these events to light.

A collection of true crime narratives told by David Grann, the gifted author capable of turning any history into a pulse-pounding thriller. Grann’s addictive narrative voice is infinitely approachable and deeply human, making for a smooth and enticing read whether you’re a fan of true crime or not. 

From the master of thrilling historical narratives, The Lost City of Z is as much the story of British explorer Percy Fawcett as an adventure to find a missing civilization. David Grann tells the story in riveting cinematic style packed with twists and turns that will keep you glued to the page. 

Three true crime tales from narrative nonfiction maestro David Grann, these stories run the fascination gambit from killer sprees to changing identities. As always, Grann’s ability to deliver accessible and engaging writing makes this a standout in a crowded market. 

An enthralling adventure and a captivating biography, The White Darkness is the story of Henry Worsley, who’s obsession with Antarctica led to him pushing his limits and, in many ways, succeeding. This is an epic tale made even better by the tactful hand of author David Grann, whose sparkling prose is infinitely enjoyable to any reader.

Adapted for young readers, this heartbreaking and critically acclaimed work of narrative nonfiction from David Grann reads like a novel. However, make no mistake — the history here is very real and Grann sets the bar high in bringing these events to light.