
The Afghanistan Papers A Secret History of the War
Craig Whitlock, The Washington Post
Published 2021
346 pages
Books about corruption follow power used for private gain. Bribed officials, rigged contracts and the few people who try to expose them appear in thrillers, investigative reporting and novels set in every kind of institution. They are stories about what money and influence can buy. This list shows the ones first published in 2021.

Craig Whitlock, The Washington Post
Published 2021
346 pages

Jonathan Karl
Published 2021
384 pages

Kate Reed Petty
Published 2021
231 pages

John Preston
Published 2021
352 pages

Michela Wrong
Published 2021
486 pages

2021 · 2024 edition
320 pages

Josh Mitchell
2021 · 2022 edition
272 pages

Jonathan Calvert, George Arbuthnott
Published 2021
432 pages

Josh Rogin
Published 2021
356 pages

Craig Unger
Published 2021
368 pages

Elie Honig
Published 2021
304 pages

Tim Mak
Published 2021
384 pages

Paul Kenyon
Published 2021
496 pages

Casey Michel
Published 2021
368 pages

Paul Preston
2021 · 2023 edition
463 pages

Owen Walker
Published 2021
241 pages

Thom Hartmann
Published 2021
192 pages

Jason Vuic
Published 2021
268 pages

Ryan Hampton, Claire Rudy Foster, Hillel Aron
Published 2021
336 pages

Mark Camilleri (Historian)
Published 2021
184 pages

Glenn Greenwald
Published 2021
227 pages

Darren Byler
2021 · 2022 edition
296 pages

Stephen R. Soukup
Published 2021
200 pages

Meighan Stone, Rachel Vogelstein
Published 2021
272 pages