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The reverberations from Fred West's crimes continue to this day. The story never dies. West was perhaps one of Britain's most evil, feared serial killers. His horrifying compulsion to kidnap, rape and torture his victims before murdering them showed a savagery and cruelty that can barely be believed. His 'House of Horrors' at 25 Cromwell Street, Gloucester, became a burial ground for the women who fell into his hands. This new publication of...

The author of "The Bus Stop Killer" draws on interviews with some of Britain's deadliest criminals, from the notorious to the little known, to dissect ideas of motivation, remorse and the experience of life imprisonment. Insights into the situations of Ian Huntley, Joanna Dennehy and Jeremy Bamber are featured.

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His signature jaw line and charismatic characters made him an American symbol. His films, including Bringing Up Baby, The Philadelphia Story, and North by Northwest, were timeless classics. However, Grant was also married five times and sustained a tortured, obsessive relationship with money. In this beautifully illustrated and comprehensive book, Geoffrey Wansell traces the threads of both light and darkness in one of Holly-wood's greatest st...

A chilling and fascinating look inside the minds of some of the world's most notorious criminals and serial killers, and a chance to understand what it really means when 'life means life'.

Geoffrey Wansell is an award-winning freelance journalist who works principally for the Daily Mail. He has written ten books on a variety of subjects and is the official historian for the Garrick Club. Wansell was the authorised biographer of the Gloucester-based serial killer Frederick West, having been appointed to the role by the Official Solicitor to the Supreme Court, as a result he has been acknowledged as one of Britain's leading author...

. A coffee-table biography with 150 beautiful beautifully reproduced photos that show the career trajectory of one of the most famous faces in film.

Originally published by Fourth Estate in 1996, when it was short-listed for the Whitbread Prize.

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