title: The Last Gun: How Changes in the Gun Industry Are Killing Americans and What It Will Take to Stop It
author:  Tom Diaz 
description: <div>"In his eminently readable style, mixing science and anecdote, Diaz shows how our leaders have created gun policies that are good for the gun industry but horrific for our nation. He also describes solutions worthy of the name. What a timely book!"<BR>&#151;David Hemenway, Professor of Health Policy, Harvard School of Public Health<BR> <BR>"Diaz once again reveals what the firearms-industrial complex doesn&#8217;t want the public to know, while refusing to spare politicians and the media for their complicity in the cover-up&#133;This book should be required reading for policy makers at every level and for every American fed up with the massacre of 30,000 people a year."<BR>&#151;Andrew Fois, Deputy Attorney General, Public Safety Division, Washington, D.C.<BR> <BR>"Through a gripping narrative that combines plenty of factual data with compelling storytelling, Diaz makes the convincing case that the gun industry is knowingly trading American lives for profits&#133;After the tragedy of Newtown, if you are going to read one book to understand the current political fight in Washington, this is it."<BR>&#151;Joshua Horwitz, Executive Director, Coalition to Stop Gun Violence<BR> </div>
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  PRAISE FOR
  THE FUTURE OF THE GUN
  “ If you want to know what role guns are likely to play in the United 
  States in this century, you’re certainly not going to get any kind of 
  unbiased or accurate answer from general news sources. Frank 
  Miniter, who has been writing about guns for his entire career, fills the 
  void with his new book. Want to see what’s coming? Here is about as 
  good a look at the future of firearms as you are likely to get.”
  —David E. Petzal, rifles field editor, Field & Stream
  “ Guns are demonized, idolized, politicized, and mostly misunder-
  stood. With a clear voice, a reporter’s curiosity, and a polemist’s 
  agenda, Frank Miniter explores the technology, politics, and influ-
  ence of guns in America. His look ahead at the next generation of 
  guns and how they will shape public policy is especially fascinating.”
  —Andrew McKean, editor in chief, Outdoor Life
  “ Americans who know their history and un