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Susan Fensten's new book, You Have a Very Soft Voice, Susan, is a stark look at the dark side of the Internet. It's a cautionary tale about how quickly things can go wrong when one's keystrokes reach the wrong person. In our connected world, where in an instant we can touch such wonderful knowledge that will change our lives for good, we need to realize that evil waits for its turn as well. Without question, Fensten's book is a pulse-pounding work that proves once again that truth is stranger than fiction. --Kevin M. Sullivan, author of The Bundy Murders and Vampire: The Richard Chase Murders You Have a Very Soft Voice, Susan is quite possibly the most twisted and surreal case of stalking I have ever encountered. Well written and gripping. Just when you think it can't get any more bizarre, it does. --Patrick Quinlan, Los Angeles Times bestselling author of All Those Moments A harrowing and visceral read. Fensten takes you straight into the heart of darkness in her debut book. A must-have for true crime readers everywhere. --Jesse P. Pollack, author of The Acid King Susan Fensten's autobiographical account of how her simple internet search for lost relatives on an ancestry website unleashed a horrifying armada of mad kinky ghouls to relentlessly stalk her, is a fright house of a tale; a Dantesque decent into a cyber inferno that any one of us could easily find themselves drawn into. --Peter Vronsky, author of Sons of Cain: A History of Serial Killers From the Stone Age to the Present

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Susan Fensten is a native New Yorker and a book publicist. She studied film and art at Hunter College and fine arts painting and drawing at The Art Students League. Susan's photographs of gritty old New York City in the 1980s have been published in David Hammons Bliz-aard Ball Sale (Afterall Books: One Work; Distributed by The MIT Press, 2017) and in St. Marks is Dead: The Many Lives of America's Hippest Street (W.W. Norton & Company, 2015), along with stories from her childhood downtown in the 1960s. She lives in New York. Brian Whitney has been a prisoner advocate, a landscaper, and a homeless outreach worker. His interests include ruminating and perseverating. He has written or coauthored numerous books, and has been featured or appeared on Inside Edition, Fox News, People.com, Cracked.com, True Murder, and True Crime Garage. He has written for Alternet, Pacific Standard Magazine, Paste Magazine, and many other places. He is appearing at CrimeCon in 2019.

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