At a glance
- Author
- Sam Quinones
- Reading time
- 9 hours
Contents
- Epigraphs
- Introduction
- PART I
- Angie and Starla I: Alone
- The Project I: Chicago
- Neuroscience I: “A Critical Point”
- Meth I: “Streets of Bakersfield”
- Janssen
- Sacklers I: “Overworked and Unprepared Doctors”
- Henderson
- The Project II: Toluca, Mexico
- Clarksburg I: Doc O
- PART II
- Angie and Starla II: “Like Our Family Survived and Had a Baby”
- Fentanyl I: Magic Bullet
- Neuroscience II: “These Rats Weren’t on Heroin. They Were on Sugar”
- Fentanyl II: Tommy Rauh
- Fentanyl III: “Is This Really Happening?”
- Fentanyl IV: Gordon Jin
- Sacklers II: “A Fresh Start”
- Muncie I
- Muncie II
- Muncie III
- PART III
- Angie and Starla III: “Who Do You Belong To?”
- Neuroscience III: “Built to Be Social”
- Fentanyl V: Kingpins
- Fentanyl VI: “The Intention Is Very Deliberate”
- Sacklers III: “A Dangerous Concentration of Risk”
- Meth II: P2P
- Meth III: Ephedrine’s Last Gasp
- Hardin County I
- Hardin County II
- Hardin County III
- PART IV
- Angie and Starla IV: “We’ll Figure Out a Way”
- Neuroscience IV: “Modern Skulls House a Stone-Age Mind”
- Eric and Mundo I: “All of a Sudden You’re Stuck”
- Meth IV: “Just Escapes All Limits”
- Kenton County I
- Meth V: “There’s No Way Into That Person”
- Kenton County II
- Sacklers IV: “The Incentives Were Tilted”
- Kenton County III
- PART V
- Angie and Starla V: “The One to Make It Out”
- Neuroscience V: “Craveable, Mind-Blowing Flavor”
- Meth VI: Pimps & Tents
- Meth VII: Colt
- Meth VIII: Rashad
- Sacklers V: “We Feel Absolutely Terrible”
- Clarksburg II: “A Meth Apocalypse”
- Clarksburg III: Saving the Despised
- Eric and Mundo II: Leave the Drug, Gain the World
- The Least of Us
- Angie and Starla VI
- Epilogue: Return to Dreamland
- VOCABULARY
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