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With some laughs, some stories, some tears, Don Winslow begins what he calls his final book tour

Don Winslow, a renowned crime writer with over 25 novels, plans to shift to political activism after completing his latest trilogy, criticizing the MAGA movement.
Winslow's final installment in the Danny Ryan trilogy, "City in Ruin," explores power struggles in Las Vegas and took him thirty years to complete.
Winslow encourages civic engagement in elections to combat political threats, expressing concern over the return of Donald Trump to the White House.

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With some laughs, some stories, some tears, Don Winslow begins what he calls his final book tour

NEW YORK (AP) — Don Winslow, embarking on what he calls his final book tour, had a feeling he might not keep it together

1 year ago·Atlanta, United States

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The Hill

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Author Don Winslow says he’s retiring to fight MAGA

1 year ago·Washington, United States

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USA Today

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Don Winslow's book 'City in Ruins' will be his last. He is retiring to fight MAGA

Don Winslow's a bestselling crime writer. His latest series will be made into a movie starring Austin Butler. He vows to stop writing to fight MAGA.

1 year ago·United States

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CrimeReads

Don Winslow Reflects on Writing His Final Novel

For more than three decades, Don Winslow has written bestselling novels about everything from the War on Drugs (with his sweeping Border trilogy) to police corruption (“The Force”) to mafia hitmen …

1 year ago

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Morning Sun

With some laughs, some stories, some tears, Don Winslow begins what he calls his final book tour - The Morning Sun

Author Don Winslow has announced that his new novel, “City in Ruins,” will be his last. The 70-year-old is not burned out or ill, or out of ideas. He has other priorities. One priority is the …

1 year ago·Pittsburg, United States

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