The Amsterdam Good Murder Guide - Webster, Karl
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'This is the story of how I became a serial killer. And I know that sounds bad - you hear "serial killer" and immediately you think: "bad egg". But bear with me. I'm the exception that proves the rule. I'm a good guy, and the nicest multiple murderer in history. You'll see...' So begins the increasingly incendiary confession of Amsterdam tour guide, confused Buddhist and all-round mostly good guy, Wesley Bell. After seven years of non-violence, Wesley's dream of a world without sociopaths is given a boost when, entirely by chance, he's caught up in a pair of fortuitous freak fatalities. Then…mehr

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'This is the story of how I became a serial killer. And I know that sounds bad - you hear "serial killer" and immediately you think: "bad egg". But bear with me. I'm the exception that proves the rule. I'm a good guy, and the nicest multiple murderer in history. You'll see...' So begins the increasingly incendiary confession of Amsterdam tour guide, confused Buddhist and all-round mostly good guy, Wesley Bell. After seven years of non-violence, Wesley's dream of a world without sociopaths is given a boost when, entirely by chance, he's caught up in a pair of fortuitous freak fatalities. Then when yet more toxic humans cross his path, Wesley is faced with a choice: does he sit back and allow these soulless trolls to wreak their terrible havoc? Or does he take arms against a sea of misogynistic man-demons, and strike a blow for the greater good? (It's the latter.) Join him.
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Karl Webster has written everything from dictionary definitions to Radio 4 comedy scripts, from translations for Italian cigarette-making machines to underground marketing campaigns for Hollywood films. He has also worked as a researcher, an editor, a professional blogger, an actor, a travel writer, a teacher and a landscape gardener, of sorts. He was once fired by Loaded magazine whilst working for a different magazine entirely. He laughs about that.He wrote the book 'Bête de Jour :: The Intimate Adventures of an Ugly Man' under the name Stan Cattermole and as part of a rather strained publicity campaign, he appeared on Canada AM and GMTV with a paper bag on his head.His writing has been compared to the work of Kurt Vonnegut, Irvine Welsh, William Leith, Mark Twain and Charles Dickens. Furthermore, he was once accused of 'hovering somewhere between Dostoevsky, Wodehouse and Adrian Mole'.