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Known for tales that are deeply researched and artfully told, Lisa Belkin’s career spans three decades — at The New York Times, mostly at the Magazine; also creating the Life’s Work column and Motherlode blog and as author of four narrative non-fiction books, including her latest, Genealogy of a Murder, and Show Me a Hero (1999), which later became an HBO miniseries.