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Ellen Poulsen

Ellen Poulsen is a talented true crime author that is currently finishing up her second true crime hit: The Case Against Lucky Luciano

In this book, Ellen will reveal the events surrounding the Luciano prostitute trial and the key players who figured in it . Ellen has a versatile writing style that suits any readers tastes when it comes to true crime.Feeling for her characters or giving the academic view of things, her writing certainly will satisfy the true crime buff. In her first book: Don't Call Us Molls, Ellen showed what it was like to be the paramour of a gangster /outlaw desperado.Fun and exciting at times, but not always too glamourous.

Book Description

Buried under decades of stereotype and parody, the true history of the female companions of the Great Depression's bank-robbing gang is uncovered. Don't Call Us Molls carefully examines the legacy of the Dillinger women using eyewitness and descendants' accounts as well as courtroom and prison records. This book explores the collective experience of these fugitives and offers a thoughtful, well-informed commentary on past attitudes toward the marginalized women of the day-the lawbreakers, the informers, and a lone female sheriff. FBI memos, court transcripts, and never-before-published photos reveal the events experienced by women under siege, resurrecting historical figures and their private behavior. This history lays bare the personal lives of the wives and girlfriends of the public enemies of the 1930s and examines how their conflicting loyalties were challenged and exploited by unrelenting pressure of the United States government to betray their men.

Author Ellen Poulsen at the Chicago Gangster convention 2004.

About the Author

Ellen Poulsen has worked as a staff writer for the Queens Chronicle, and she is the recipient of the Sandra Schor Nonfiction Award. She lives in Queens, New York.

Ellen has two great sites pertaining to her writing works.Please visit them by clicking below.

Don't Call Us Molls

The 1936 Trial of Lucky Luciano


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