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Loading... The Glitter Dome (1981)by Joseph Wambaugh
None. The Glitter Dome is another stellar entry in Joseph Wambaugh's chronicles of the LAPD. The eponymous institution is a watering hole for the group of cops we get to know almost strictly through their day-to-day action on the job. Hilarious at many points, like all Wambaugh books, however, it's built on a dark foundation of desperate sorrow and human suffering. Truly, there are few writers who cut closer to the bone when exploring the truth about human nature. (  ) mrtall | Jul 25, 2007 |  Wambaugh is uneven. Some of his books are terrific, this one isn't one of them. Get Hollywood Station instead. (  ) joesavage | Feb 27, 2007 | no reviews | add a review
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After the murder of a major film studio's president in Hollywood, two veteran homicide detectives discover the extent to which they have been seduced by Hollywood.
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