First published in 1934, A Pin To See The Peepshow was inspired by the notorious ‘Ilford Murder’ of 1922, and this witty, insightful, seductive novel retains its power to shock – and is recognised as a modern classic.
A Pin To See The Peepshow, by F Tennyson Jesse Read More »
Pre-social media as we know it today, this Shelf Indulgence subject demonstrates the power of the media to taint and condemn in criminal investigations.
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The courageous, mind-blowing work of Obermayer and Obermaier and the anonymous information who blew the worldwide use and abuse of the shadow economy wide open.
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Winnie M Li’s Dark Chapter, which examines the devastating effects of violent crime on the victim, is brave, raw and visceral.
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