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What is the worst Ripper book you've ever read?
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I'm going to admit that the Ripper short story "Abyss" that I used to bulk out one of (already poor) kindle books was pretty terrible. I mean it stank worse than a skunk eating French cheese in a sewer.
That said the Patricia Cornwell book always cheers me up as it means I am in good company. (And the VG thread often reads like that book after a find/replace filter from Sickert to Van Gough.)There Will Be Trouble! http://www.amazon.co.uk/A-Little-Tro...s=T.+E.+Hodden
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"Jack the Ripper:Summing Up and Verdict" by Colin Wilson and Robin Odell was pretty dull. I think it was one of the many books published for the centenary.
Of all the books which came out that year, I was looking forward to this one the most.
Unfortunately it was a pretty drab retelling of the story, with nothing new and littered with some surprising errors.
Given Colin Wilson's long relationship with the case, it is a matter of regret that he never had a really good run at the Ripper case.
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the fifth victim
No one can ever beat the fifth victim written by antonia what's her name or it might be a bloke using a false name.It is crammed with everything apart from two things facts and truth it was that bad amazon refunded my money my kindle has never been the same since.Three things in life that don't stay hidden for to long ones the sun ones the moon and the other is the truth
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Originally posted by Tom_Wescott View PostI've no doubt, but I don't believe he's actually written or intends to publish a book.
Yours truly,
Tom WescottThree things in life that don't stay hidden for to long ones the sun ones the moon and the other is the truth
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