The Mammoth Book of True Crime
The Mammoth Book of True Crime is a two volume anthology by British author Colin Wilson. It was published by Carroll & Graf Publishers, Inc., New York, in 1988, ISBN 1-85487-519-1.
First edition
The first volume is divided alphabetically into sections that reflect the various aspects of crime.
Volume One
A
- Acquittals
- Alibis
- Air Crimes
- Arson
- Artist's Crimes
- Assassination
C
- Cannibalism
- Chance in a Million
- Children Who Kill
- Con Men
- Cop Killers
- Country Killing
- Crimes of Passion
D
- Doctors of Death
- Dominance
- Drugs
- Dual Personality
F
- Families of Death
- Female Murderers
- Forgery
H
- Headless Corpses
- High School Murder
- Hired Killers
- Homosexual Murder
- Houses of Death
- Husband Killers
I
- Imposters
- Inheritance Crime
- Intolerance
J
- Justice Delayed
K
- Kidnappers
- Killer Couples
L
- Lady-killers
- Left-luggage Murders
- Lethal Lawyers
- Libel
- Lonely Hearts Killers
M
O
- Occult Detection
- Office Crimes
P
- Parent Killers
- Perverts
- Poisoners
- Police corruption
- Protection Rackets
R
- Robber Barons
S
- Sabotage
- Servants Who Murder
- Sleep-walking Slayers
- Stick-up Men
- Stranglers
- Suicide
- Super-thieves
T
- Train Murders
U
- Underworlds
- Unwanted Lovers
V
- Vicious Triangles
- Victims
- Vital Clues
W
- War Crimes
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