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Gardiner Harris is an American journalist and novelist known for his work as a correspondent for The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. His reporting often focuses on health, science, and South Asia.
Known for: Razorblade Tears
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Razorblade Tears
A novel set in rural India, following a young American journalist investigating a mysterious pharmaceutical trial that has devastating consequences for local villagers. The story explores themes of ethics, globalization, and the human cost of medical progress.
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The Journalist Arrives in Rural India
I stepped out of the battered jeep into a world that smelled of dust, diesel, and desperation. The assignment seemed simple—an investigation into a pharmaceutical company’s new drug trial conducted in India. But simplicity vanished when I met the people whose bodies carried the experiment’s conseque...
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The Village and Its Vulnerabilities
In the village, poverty wasn’t a statistic—it was a rhythm of life. Families relied on daily wages, children worked alongside parents, and medical care was an aspiration rather than a right. Pharmacies sold expired tablets; clinics operated without doctors. So when recruiters promised free treatment...
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About S.A. Cosby
Gardiner Harris is an American journalist and novelist known for his work as a correspondent for The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. His reporting often focuses on health, science, and South Asia.
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