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Stephen Janis


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New York, The United States
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Stephen Janis is an award-winning investigative reporter and the founder of Investigative Voice, an online investigative journalism web site.

As a staff writer for the Baltimore Examiner (and one of only a handful who worked at the paper for its entire existence) he won a Maryland- Delaware-DC Press Association award in 2008 for investigative reporting on the high rate of unsolved murders in Baltimore. In 2009 he won a MDDC Press Association award for best series for his articles on the murders of prostitutes.

He has written two books.

This Dream Called Death, a novel which explores the cultural after shocks of mass incarceration by positing a world where people are imprisoned for the content of their dreams, and Orange, the Diary of an Urba
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Why Do We Kill?: The Pathol...

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You Can't Stop Murder: Trut...

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Orange: The Diary of an Urb...

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This Dream Called Death

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Excerpts from Why Do We Kill?

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Black October and the Murde...

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