Keith Ablow

The takes

What we have said about Keith Ablow

• Projection

  The second Frank Clevenger novel. Keith Ablow at his most clinical, with a state hospital murder and a witness who is presenting as someone she is not.

• The Strange Case of Dr. Kappler; The Doctor Who Became a Killer

  The Strange Case of Dr. Kappler by Keith Ablow 1994 review. A true-crime nonfiction account of a Massachusetts psychiatrist who murdered his wife, written by a working forensic psychiatrist.

• Denial

  Keith Ablow's first Frank Clevenger novel. A forensic psychiatrist investigates an apparent suicide that was not. Pre-tabloid Ablow.

• Psychopath

  The fourth Frank Clevenger novel. Keith Ablow at his most genre and his most thematically blunt. Solid forensic thriller without the polish of Projection.

• Inside the Mind of Scott Peterson

  Keith Ablow doing tabloid true crime. His forensic psychiatry credentials used in the service of a media cycle. Predictably uneven.