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  1. Texas shares the blame for foster care tragedy (Randy Burton)

    Texas shares the blame for foster care tragedy By Randy Burton Originally published by the Houston Chronicle, November 20, 2010 Sixteen-year-old-Michael Owens, who died on Nov. 5 at the Daystar Residential facility in Manvel, was the fifth child to die…

  2. Investigative Fiction (www.citypaper.net)

    Investigative FictionBy Duane SwierczynskiOriginally published by www.citypaper.net, July 7, 2005 A few weeks ago, I received a copy of Two Trains Running, a new novel by Andrew Vachss, a veteran crime writer as well as a lawyer who represents abused…

  3. The Haunted World of Andrew Vachss (Willamette Week)

    The Haunted World of Andrew Vachss Will the child-abuse crusader and bestselling crime novelist vanquish his demons in Oregon? By Zach Dundas Originally published in Willamette Week, November 17, 1999. Andrew Vachss is exactly the same every single day. Enraged.…

  4. Be Very Afraid (The Times, London)

    Be Very Afraid Andrew Vachss’ crime novels unflinchingly confront child abuse, AIDS, paedophilia and neo–Nazism. And he really knows what he’s talking about. Jerome Boyd Maunsell hears about a very personal crusade. By Jerome Boyd Maunsell Originally published in The…

  5. Warrior of the Trojan Horse (The Guardian, London)

    Warrior of the Trojan Horse A life in writing: child-abuse campaigner Andrew Vachss tells Nick Hasted of fiction’s power By Nick Hasted Originally published in The Guardian (London), April 22, 2000. When Andrew Vachss was seven, a teenage stranger in…