67 Shots ─ Kent State and the End of American Innocence

Using recently available oral histories from participants, Howard Means examines the Kent State shootingand the tumultuous era that reverberates still.

Howard Means is the author or coauthor of ten books, including the first biography of Colin Powell; and Louis Freeh’s best-selling memoirMy FBI. He has partnered as collaborator and/or editor on dozens of titles, including bestsellers by Robert Baer (See No Evil, Sleeping with the Devil), George Tenet (At the Center of the Storm), and David Wessel (In Fed We Trust and Red Ink). A former syndicated columnist (King Features), Means was senior editor atWashingtonian magazine from 1989-2000.