The following books are reviewed in the current edition of Ripperologist.
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NON-FICTION
Jack the Ripper Suspects: The Definitive Guide and Encyclopedia by Paul Williams
The Ripper’s Victims in Print: The Rhetoric of Portrayals Since 1929 by Rebecca Frost
The Annotated I Caught Crippen Edited with an Introduction and Notes by Nicholas Connell
The 130th Anniversary of Jack the Ripper by Jennifer Helen Johnstone
The East End In Colour, 1960-1980 by David Granick
Historic England: City of London: Unique Images from the Archives of Historic England by Michael Foley
Balloonomania Belles: Daredevil Divas Who First Took To The Sky by Sharon Wright
The Lion Boy and Other Medical Curiosities by Jan Bondeson
Bad Girls: A History of Rebels and Renegades by Caitlin Davies
Women and The Gallows 1797-1837: Unfortunate Wretches by Naomi Clifford
Trial of Louise Masset (Notable British Trials) Introduction and Edited by Kate Clarke
Burned at The Stake: The Life and Death of Mary Channing by Summer Strevens
In the Mind of a Female Serial Killer by Stephen Jakobi
The Murder Gang: Fleet Street’s Elite Group of Crime Reporters in the Golden Age of Tabloid Crime by Neil Root
Sylvia Pankhurst: The Rebellious Suffragette by Shirley Harrison
Rise Up Women! The Remarkable Lives of the Suffragettes by Diane Atkinson
King Stephen and the Anarchy: Civil War and Military Tactics in Twelfth-Century Britain by Chris Peers
The Life and Legend of a Rebel Leader: Wat Tyler by Stephen Basdeo
The Triumph of Christianity: How a Forbidden Religion Swept the World by Bart D. Ehrman
FICTION
Pursue The Ripper by Lexy Timms
Keeper by Johana Gustawsson (Translated By Maxim Jakubowski)
The Gaslight Stalker by David Field
Jack The Ripper Goes West by RJ Hendricks II
The Prince and The Whitechapel Murders by Saul David
Titles reviewed in previous issues will appear here shortly.