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The tiny town of Dryden, New York, endures a strange, five-year string of murders, car accidents, and suicides—all of it tied to two popular high school cheerleaders.

 A true story.

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E. Jean Carroll is a journalist, advice columnist, and author whose “Ask E. Jean” column is the longest-running advice column in American publishing, having appeared in Elle magazine since 1993. She has also been a writer for the television show Saturday Night Live and a contributing editor for Esquire, Outside, and Playboy. Carroll is the author of five books, most recently, What Do We Need Men For?: A Modest Proposal.

The Stacks Reader Series highlights classic literary non-fiction and short fiction by great journalists that would otherwise be lost to history—a living archive of memorable storytelling by notable authors. Curated by Alex Belth and brought to you by The Sager Group, with support from NeoText (www.NeoTextCorp.com)