
Professor David Wilson |
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Publications
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David writes academic and more popular books about crime and punishment. A paperback version of his most recent true crime book - A History of British Serial Killing, published by Sphere was released in February 2011. He has published two other true crime books for Sphere – Hunting Evil: Inside the Ipswich Serial Murders, and The Lost British Serial Killer: Closing the Case on Peter Tobin and Bible John. His literary agent is Gordon Wise at Curtis Brown on 0207 393 4420.
Previous Books
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Serial Killers: Hunting Britons and their Victims, 1960-2006; Waterside Press, 2007. A scholarly account of serial killing in the UK but based on the victims of serial killers, rather than the “medical-psychological” tradition of understanding the motivation of the serial killer.
Student Handbook of Criminal Justice & Criminology
(with John Muncie); Cavendish 2004. A textbook reference on all aspects of
criminal justice and criminology. [MORE]
What Everyone in Britain Should Know About Crime & Punishment
(with John Ashton); Blackstone Press 2001. An introduction to the theories
and workings of crime and punishment. [MORE] |
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Journals |
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Recent Academic Articles
News of the Screws: A Critical Analysis of Some Recent Prison Officer Autobiographies, The Prison Service Journal, pp.3-9, March 2010
“When Serial Killers Go Unseen: The Case of Trevor Joseph Hardy,” Crime Media Culture, Vol 6 No 2, pp. 153-167 (with Harriett Tolputt, Nick Howe and Diane Kemp), August 2010 |