Analyzing The Anthrax Attacks by Edward G. Lake

"An Important Book"

"I have read many books on this subject, and this book is by far the most informative!" -- Personal letter, March 21, 2005 - from William C. Patrick III (America's #1 bioterrorism expert)

Ed Lake's "Analyzing the Anthrax Attacks" is a must-read for anyone interested in the unsolved anthrax attacks of 2001. -- Richard Preston, author of

Internet warriors like Lake are now important players in the public discourse. Who knows? This one may yet be right. -- New Scientist magazine, 30 April 2005, page 53

Owner Reviews, Ratings, Comments and Criticism
This book is really awful [...] This was the second book I had read on the anthrax letters. The first one I read was by Marilyn Thompson. Thompson's book is in a different league than the one by Lake. Thompson has real sources and you can tell that she researched the subject thoroughly. I think Lake made most of his analysis up and he seems to have a hidden agenda of some kind. His writing style is particularly awful.