The bomb that could lip-read

Seaman, Donald

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Hamilton

The committee: A novel

A sequel to the "Encyclopaedia of Murder", this is an account of the most famous murderers and murder cases since 1962, more than two decades which have seen a frightening increase in apparently motiveless murders. The authors are supplying new entries and some revisions to bring it up-to-date. Colin Wilson is author of some 50 books, many of which are studies of criminology and sexuality past and present. His best known are "Outsider Cycle", "Originals of the Sexual Impulse" and "A Case-book of Murder". Donald Seaman was on the staff of the "Daily Express" for 25 years working variously as a crime reporter, feature-writer and foreign correspondent. He has written six thrillers and one expose of the intelligence network "The Great Spy Scandal".

Encyclopaedia of Modern Murder

Politics & Social Sciences

Wilson,Colin

Social Sciences

Pan Books

<p>Recounts the history of serial murder, discusses some of the most notable cases, and describes the work of the F.B.I.'s A team at the National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime</p>

The Serial Killers: A Study in the Psychology of Violence

Biographies & Memoirs

True Crime

Carol Pub. Group

The Duel: A novel

DOUBLEDAY

The Committee

Atheneum

The terror syndicate

Coward, McCann, Geoghegan

The Bomb That Could Lip-Read

STEIN AND DAY.

Stein & Day Pub

The Serial Killers: a Study in the Psychology of Violence

Virgin Books

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