Sam Quinones
After publishing Dreamland, I'm back to writing freelance stories for magazines and websites. I'm doing some radio stories as well. I like the idea that it's so much easier nowadays to tell stories in different media.
I hope to begin another book at some point - a full biography of the narcosinger named Chalino Sanchez, whom I briefly profiled in my first book. I believe within his story I can tell larger stories as well, of Mexican immigration and drug trafficking.
I hope to begin another book at some point - a full biography of the narcosinger named Chalino Sanchez, whom I briefly profiled in my first book. I believe within his story I can tell larger stories as well, of Mexican immigration and drug trafficking.
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Did you connect to any of the "boys" and follow up with them to see how they're doing...in their newly-built houses, etc? Were you ever able to interview one of them to gauge how they felt ethically about what they did? I certainly don't see them as the bad guys in the book. You returned to some of the bad doctors for commentary and I was curious about some of the "boys."
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