Hi Ripperologists
I've finished a first draft of my novel about George Chapman as Jack the Ripper and have now started revising it. So far, I think it's pretty good.
The idea is that the priest who visited Chapman in Newgate and Wandsworth (where he was waiting to be hanged for the Borough Poisonings) later abandoned the priesthood and wrote up his experiences with Chapman in a kind of memoir.
The real RC priest who visited Chapman (born Severin Klosowski in Russian Poland) was a man called Howarden, about whom I've been able to find out very little. So I've invented a Polish priest called Aron Wozniak, who hears Chapman's confession that he is Jack the Ripper.
I'm pretty sure I should call the novel 'Severin', but I'm struggling to find a sub-title. Any suggestions? Here's some I've got already:
The Real Jack the Ripper
Jack the Ripper Unveiled
A Jack the Ripper Novel
A Novel of Jack the Ripper
A Tale of Jack the Ripper.
Obviously the novel is inspired by Sugden: I find his arguments in favour of Chapman as Jack very powerful. Does anyone know what proportion of Ripperologists agree with Sugden?
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I've finished a first draft of my novel about George Chapman as Jack the Ripper and have now started revising it. So far, I think it's pretty good.
The idea is that the priest who visited Chapman in Newgate and Wandsworth (where he was waiting to be hanged for the Borough Poisonings) later abandoned the priesthood and wrote up his experiences with Chapman in a kind of memoir.
The real RC priest who visited Chapman (born Severin Klosowski in Russian Poland) was a man called Howarden, about whom I've been able to find out very little. So I've invented a Polish priest called Aron Wozniak, who hears Chapman's confession that he is Jack the Ripper.
I'm pretty sure I should call the novel 'Severin', but I'm struggling to find a sub-title. Any suggestions? Here's some I've got already:
The Real Jack the Ripper
Jack the Ripper Unveiled
A Jack the Ripper Novel
A Novel of Jack the Ripper
A Tale of Jack the Ripper.
Obviously the novel is inspired by Sugden: I find his arguments in favour of Chapman as Jack very powerful. Does anyone know what proportion of Ripperologists agree with Sugden?
Visit my website at:
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