The Blacklist: Elizabeth Keen's Dossier
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Review “This book looks incredible” - Retrenders“For fans who like to go behind the scenes and find out all the pertinent details of the show’s many varied characters, The Blacklist: Elizabeth Keen’s Dossier is a welcome companion to their viewing experience.” - Cinema Sentries“A welcome addition to the Blacklist universe” - The TV Addict “Readers dive into the fictional world and feel like they stumbled upon Elizabeth Keen’s secret research” - Geek Dad“There are fabulous, unobstructed views of items only partially seen on TV. I confess, I was pretty obsessed with all the photos that had anything to do with Red’s living arrangements” - Hypable Read more About the Author TARA BENNETT is a New York Times Bestselling author and entertainment journalist. As an author or co-author, she's written more than 20 official movie and TV companion books including Sons of Anarchy: The Official Collector's Edition, Showrunners: The Art of Running a TV Show, Fringe: September's Notebook (an Amazon Best Book of 2013), Lost Encyclopedia, The Art of Ice Age, and many more. Tara is also a contributing writer for SCI FI Magazine, Total Film, Blastr.com, and is a U.S. editor for SFX Magazine. She is also an adjunct TV writing professor at Rowan University.PAUL TERRY is a bestselling author and award-winning music artist. He has written/edited official publications for the Bad Robot TV shows Alias, Lost, and Fringe, as well as for The Blacklist, LEGO, DreamWorks, Stars Wars, The Simpsons, Futurama, and Sleepy Hollow. Paul is also the author of the Top 10 book franchise. When he's not writing books, Paul writes music. His film scores include Emily (starring Oscar-nominee Felicity Jones and Emmy-winner Christopher Eccleston) and the highly acclaimed chiller Care. Under his solo moniker of Cellarscape, his records include the award-winning album The Act Of Letting Go. Read more
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Elizabeth Keen's Dossier is much more than I dared hope for. It is a rich, delving into the series told in FBI files, news clippings, photos and notes made by Special Agent Elizabeth Keen. I love the stylistic aspects – coffee cup marks on various pages, pages worn and torn, with details not included in the show. This includes additional detail on each character. Liz's notes tie the disparate elements together, written in red pen given her point of view, reflecting even the limits of her perspective, This is the voice of Liz as FBI Profiler, trying to understand the details and what Red Reddington's true intentions are. I expect to spend many hours – days, even – immersing myself in this in-depth exploration of the series I love. It's a treasure trove. It even includes (attached to the inside of the back cover) a facsimile of the envelope Tom left for Liz with the same mark that appeared on his go-box. It contains additional documents, notes and photos. Tara Bennett has called this book a "labor of love." I want to thank her and Paul Terry for this gift to fans of The Blacklist.
