Another City, Not My Own: A Novel in the Form of a Memoir (Abridged) Audiobook

" Heart- breaking. Gut-wrenching and maddening. A well written account of the OJ Simpson travesty by an author who has lived through a similar travesty of justice involving his own daughter. "

" This is a fictional take on the OJ Simpson trial- just amazing. Dunne covered the trial for Vanity Fair and puts himself in this story as a character. The ending shocked the hell out of me. "

" The OJ case written in memoir format "

" Reliably Dominick Dunne - he is missed. "

" If you we're fascinated by the OJ Simpson trial read this behind the scenes book. I really enjoyed it. "

" Fictionalized account of the OJ Simpson trial. "

" Dominick Dunne at what he does best. A memoir which names names revolving around the O J Simpson Murder Trial. "

" I found this book interesting to read while also watching the progress of OJ's current trial and subsequent guilty verdict. "

" Disappointing and dated. The book uses the trial as backdrop, assuming the reader is fully familiar with the participants and details. The conceit of disguising this as fiction is bewildering at times, and leads to a facile ending. "

" Reliably Dominick Dunne - he is missed. "

" A fictionalized yet factual third person account of the OJ Simpson murders and events surrounding it. Another Dunne gem! "

" Heavy. It was better than I thought it would be, but the ending bummed me out. "

" Interesting story of the OJ trial but Dunne features himself as the only true celebrity. I think he was trying to write Truman Capote, which is laughable. "

" I was quite blown away by this memoir-that's-not-a-memoir-but-really-actually-is. Dunne created for his readers a sense of the obsession he felt while covering the O.J. Simpson trial, and I felt that need to delve and to continue and to not stop obsessing. I couldn't put this book down. "

" This was not a novel. It was an attempt to include as many famous names as possible in some semblance of a story. "

" This was not the story of the O J Simpson trial. Rather it is the story of Dunne's covering the story, the interaction not only with the people involved in the trial, and his celebrated friends' reactions to the case. I liked it better than any of his other books. "

" Another book that I revisit yearly. The writing is smart and the way that the main character becomes part of the story is excellent. Best ending you will find. "

" Dunne dishes the dirt on the OJ trial circus. Fun and catty. "

" A great book that is one journalist's tale of his connection to the OJ Simpson trial. And a great twist at the end. "

" Really interesting novel about a name dropping, social climbing, but very likeable writer for Vanity Fair covering the O.J. Simpson trial. "

" Great to listen to, love the dish! Now I have to read the Nicole Brown Simpson book. "

" Another example of Dunne's recurring theme of how the rich and famous live in a protected world. I found it interesting how easy it was for race to become the issue in Simpson's trial rather than the victims. The name dropping was annoying at first then I began to enjoy the gossip. "

" If you were enthralled by the trial of O.J. Simpson, read this book. It's a memoir of a fictional character, but it's hard to believe it's not mostly based on Dunne's real experiences during the trial. "

" This was not a novel. It was an attempt to include as many famous names as possible in some semblance of a story. "

" Really interesting novel about a name dropping, social climbing, but very likeable writer for Vanity Fair covering the O.J. Simpson trial. "

" Reliably Dominick Dunne - he is missed. "

" If you were enthralled by the trial of O.J. Simpson, read this book. It's a memoir of a fictional character, but it's hard to believe it's not mostly based on Dunne's real experiences during the trial. "

" Another example of Dunne's recurring theme of how the rich and famous live in a protected world. I found it interesting how easy it was for race to become the issue in Simpson's trial rather than the victims. The name dropping was annoying at first then I began to enjoy the gossip. "

" A fictionalized yet factual third person account of the OJ Simpson murders and events surrounding it. Another Dunne gem! "

" Dominick Dunne at what he does best. A memoir which names names revolving around the O J Simpson Murder Trial. "

" Disappointing and dated. The book uses the trial as backdrop, assuming the reader is fully familiar with the participants and details. The conceit of disguising this as fiction is bewildering at times, and leads to a facile ending. "

" This was not the story of the O J Simpson trial. Rather it is the story of Dunne's covering the story, the interaction not only with the people involved in the trial, and his celebrated friends' reactions to the case. I liked it better than any of his other books. "

" I found this book interesting to read while also watching the progress of OJ's current trial and subsequent guilty verdict. "

" Yes, it's a totally guilty pleasure, but it's irresistable to read a "fictionalized" account of the OJ Simpson trial, especially by someone who was sitting in the courtroom for the whole thing. "

" Interesting mix of fact and fiction. "

" Dunne dishes the dirt on the OJ trial circus. Fun and catty. "