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"Columbine"​ and "Parkland" are both New York Times bestsellers. (Parkland interrupted my 20-year project, which will be my book on 2 gay soldiers in 2020, also from HarperCollins.)I began covering Parkland the first weekend for Vanity Fair, and have been shadowing them ever since. (We are handling last loose ends on the page proofs here in Dec 2018. I THINK I'm doing my last brief interview this weekend, mid December.)"Columbine"​ won the Edgar Award, Barnes & Noble's Discover Award, and the Goodreads Choice Award for Best Nonfiction Book of 2009. It was a finalist for the LA Times Book Prize, the American Library Association's Alex Award and the Audie. "Columbine"​ was named to two dozen Best of 2009 lists, including the New York Times, LA Times, Publishers Weekly, iTunes and the American Library Association. It was declared Best Education Book of 2009 by the American School Board Journal. It spent eight weeks on the New York Times hardcover bestseller list, peaking at number three.I have contributed to New York Times, BuzzFeed, NewRepublic.com, Guardian, VanityFair.com, Times of London, Newsweek, Lapham's Quarterly, Washington Post, Slate, Salon, and Daily Beast.For speaking engagements, contact Marc Greenawalt at speaker@davecullen.comSpecialties: Narrative nonfiction, fiction, ethnographic and investigative journalism, trauma, psychopathy, pop culture, politics. (And sadly, school shootings, and mass murder. I'm ready for those to stop.)"Soldiers First" is the harrowing story of two closeted gay men whose lives and quest for love paralleled the Don't Ask Don't Tell policy--a soldiers'​ story and a love story, at war.

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