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Contents: | ||
1. | Guest Editorial: Adam Wood | A Funny Old Game: Football in the 1880s |
3. | Jane Jakeman | Refuting Cornwell |
7. | Eduardo Zinna | A Dagger of the Mind |
14. | Christopher George | The Bankruptcies of Martin Kosminski |
15. | Gerry Nixon | From The Archives: Le Grand of the Strand |
17. | Adrian Morris | From Hull: At the Cloak & Dagger Club with Andy Aliffe |
19. | I Beg to Report | All the news that’s fit to print. And sometimes not... |
22. | Letters To The Editor | |
23. | Dave Froggatt | Ripper Rarities |
24. | Reviews | Jack the Ripper: The Murders and the Movies |
Ripperana; Ripper Notes; Ripperoo | ||
Hell’s Gate | ||
Hit ‘Em Hard | ||
Mark Gertler | ||
Girl From Brick Lane | ||
Annie’s Box | ||
Dearest Vicky, Darling Fritz | ||
Charles Dickens; Dickens – Public Life and Private Passion; Dickens’s England | ||
Fenian Fire | ||
Oscar and Bosie | ||
Policing The Victorian Town | ||
Scanty Particulars | ||
The Encyclopaedia of Executions | ||
Great Rising of 1381 | ||
Old London Bridge | ||
The Boer War | ||
The Brief Madcap Life of Kay Kendall | ||
Sinn Fein | ||
Ungrateful Daughters | ||
Gangland Today | ||
The Mystery of the Duchess of Malfi | ||
The Poet and the Murderer | ||
Bones of Contention | ||
Family of Angels | ||
The Mammoth Encyclopaedia of Modern Crime Fiction | ||
32. | Christopher-Michael diGrazia | The Last Word. |
33. | Glenn | The Adventures of Inspector Abberline Junior |
QUOTE OF THE MONTH
“Foreigners somehow expect the squares of London to be fog-weaved, full of hansom cabs and littered with ripped whores.”
- Pub customer to Richard Blaine, lamenting the lack of a decent series of sex murders while noting how good they are for tourism.
Hitchcock’s Frenzy, 1971.
We would like to acknowledge the valuable assistance given by the following people in the production of this issue of Ripperologist: Jeremy Beadle, Coral Kelly, Loretta Lay, Robert Ives, Clive Johnson, Jane Meikle, Donald Rumbelow, Lindsey Siviter, Tom Westcott. Thank you!