Steve Hendricks is a freelance reporter and author known for his investigative works, including "The Unquiet Grave: The FBI and the Struggle for the Soul of Indian Country," which appeared on multiple best-of-the-year lists in 2006. His book "A Kidnapping in Milan" further showcases his commitment to in-depth reporting and narrative nonfiction. Hendricks' writing has been featured in prominent publications such as Harper’s, Outside, Slate, and the Washington Post, reflecting his versatility across long-form journalism and investigative storytelling.
Hendricks' work often explores themes of justice, power dynamics, and marginalized communities, particularly in the context of U.S. history and law enforcement. His meticulous research and compelling prose have earned him recognition in literary and journalistic circles. He splits his time between Tennessee and Montana, drawing inspiration from diverse landscapes and communities. Hendricks resides with his wife, a professor of family law, and their border collie cross in Boulder, Colorado.