The Autobiography of an Execution

This gripping autobiography delves into the complex world of the death penalty. The author, a lawyer and staunch opponent of the practice, provides a unique perspective by taking us on a journey from inside prisons to the minds of judges and even his own home. He sheds light on the unexpected support for executing criminals, and reveals the toll of working on these emotionally taxing cases. Dow's narrative is both suspenseful and thought-provoking, and provides insight into the lives of death row inmates and the justice system as a whole.