Mark Baker, Author Simon & Schuster $21.45 (315p) ISBN 978-0-671-63290-8
Baker ( Cops ) interviewed 100 women, most of them between ages 30 and 45. A few are black, five are lesbian, six admitted to having been sexually or physically abused in childhood; all remain anonymous here. Snippets of their conversations, often...
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Mark Baker, Author Pocket Books $6.99 (0p) ISBN 978-0-671-73361-2
Interviews with 100 women, most between ages 30 and 45, yielded this disjointed commentary on such topics as relationships with men, female stereotypes, careers and rape. ``There is almost no continuity in the tales, but readers who dip into this...
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Mark Baker, Author Simon & Schuster $21.5 (0p) ISBN 978-0-671-70255-7
Baker ( Nam ) has a talent for getting his fellow males to open up, making these interviews with 100 anonymous men revealing and intriguing. The topics include, along with those listed in the subtitle, homophobia, abortion, fatherhood and physical...
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Mark Baker, Author Simon & Schuster $22.5 (0p) ISBN 978-0-671-70253-3
Baker ( What Men Really Think ) interviewed more than 100 men and women, most aged 30-45 (``the first American generation to openly explore and experiment with their sexuality'') about their sex lives. Starting with initiation, the book is divided...
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Mark Baker, Author Simon & Schuster $23 (288p) ISBN 978-0-684-81002-7
The 45 bad guys and 15 bad gals interviewed by Baker (Cops) are anomalous, he writes, because none of them denies guilt. They are also unusual because they claim they never became involved in violence unless it was forced on them. Most are robbers,...
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Mark Baker, Author, Baker, Author Simon & Schuster $24 (256p) ISBN 978-0-684-83156-5
Following his success presenting Cops, Bad Guys and others in ""their own words,"" Baker turns his proven technique on the men and women who help shape the fate of persons accused of crimes. Without doing a lot of writing (he just offers...
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