Barry Faulkner

UK SERIAL KILLERS 1930s - 2021

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Produktbeschreibung

UK Serial Killers from 1930s to 2021, their lives, crimes, and punishments. Contents in chronological order; John Christie; John Bodkin Adams; John Straffen; Peter Manuel; Graham Young; Ian Brady; Fred & Rose West; Malcolm Green; Peter Dinsdale; Patrick Mackay; Robert Maudsley; John Childs; Trevor Hardy; Peter Sutcliffe; Harold Shipman; Donald Neilsen; Archibald Hall; Dennis Nilsen; Glyn Dix; Mark Robinson; Robert Black; Arthur Hutchinson; Jeremy Bamber; John Duffy & David Mulcahy; Michael Lupo; Kenneth Erskine; Stephen Griffiths; Anthony Arkwright; Steven Grieveson; Beverley Allitt; Peter Tobin; Robert Napper; Colin Ireland; Peter Moore; David Moor; Colin Norris; Anthony Hardy; Choban Family Murders; Mark Hobson; Mark Martin; Rahan Arshad; Steven Wright; David Tilley; Levi Bellfield. Some will be familiar to the reader, others will not and those are likely to shock you most. Not for the faint-hearted.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: 1946
• Seitenzahl: 288
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. August 2021
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 16mm
• Gewicht: 421g
• ISBN-13: 9781838438425
• ISBN-10: 1838438424
• Artikelnr.: 62350660

Autorenporträt

AUTHOR BIOGRAPHY Best Selling Author of the DCS Palmer Detective books. 12 out, number 13 coming soon and the factual books London Crime book, an in-depth look at the major gangs, geezers and heists 1930- today, a best seller in Amazon books Organised Crime sections and UK Serial Killers 1930- present day, just out.Barry Faulkner was born into an extended South London family of petty criminals who ran with the notorious Richardson gang. His mother who was a top fashion model of the time was determined that as the youngest in the family he would not follow in that family tradition although the characters he met and their escapades he witnessed have added a certain authenticity to his books. He attended the first ever comprehensive school in the UK, William Penn in Peckham and East Dulwich, where he attained no academic qualifications other than GCE 'O' level in Art and English and a Prefect's badge (though some say he stole all three!) His mother had great theatrical aspirations for young Faulkner and pushed him into auditioning for the Morley Academy of Dramatic Art at the Elephant and Castle, where he was accepted but only lasted three months before being asked to leave as no visible talent had surfaced. Mind you, during his time at the Academy he was called to audition for the National Youth Theatre by Trevor Nunn who was seeking a Michael Caine type actor- forty five years later, he's still waiting for the call back!His early writing career was as a copywriter with the major US advertising agency Erwin Wasey Ruthrauff & Ryan in Paddington during which time he got lucky with some light entertainment scripts sent to the BBC and Independent Television and became a script editor and writer on a freelance basis. He worked on most of the LE shows of the 1980-90s and as personal writer to Bob Monkhouse, Tom O'Connor and others. During that period, while living out of a suitcase in UK hotels for a lot of the time, he filled many notebooks with DCS Palmer case plots and in 2017 he finally found time to start putting them in order and into book form. Twelve are finished and published on Amazon so far, with the thirteenth out soon. He hopes you enjoy reading them as much as he enjoyed writing them. Faulkner is a member of ALLI (Alliance of Independent Authors) and publishes a blog about the 'geezers' of his youth, the criminals and their heists. It goes in depth about the Krays, Brinks Mat, 'Nipper' Read and all the other major heists and who 'dun 'em'. Take a look at geezers2016.wordpress.com. This was used extensively as a research tool by ITN Productions for the C5 UK Narcos series in which Faulkner appears.He also speaks about that era in illustrated talks for social clubs, WI and others. As a crime writer Faulkner is quite particular about 'getting it right' and as well as his own Barry Faulkner Facebook page he publishes a page called 'UK Crime Readers and Writers Page' which has much information about the forensic crime detection methods, police procedurals and other facts of use to both reader and writer of crime and detective books.Faulkner is a popular speaker and often asked to be on Crime Panels at Literary Festivals which he embraces and supports wholeheartedly having been invited onto various Crime Panels including the major Bristol Crime Festival.His book 'I'm With The Band' has been serialised on BBC Radio Bristol in 19 parts.He has been the subject of Corinium Radio Writer's room and Hannah Kate's Saturday Bookshelf two hour long programme on N Manchester FM, BBC Radio Bristol, Howard Lovy Talks to Authors in the USA as well as many other independent stations, book related Facebook pages and book reviewers blogs.