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Never to Be Released
This is a book about violent crime. Never to be released-a rare recommendation reserved for the most vicious of killers. The mass murderers. The serial killers. The child murderers. Those who rape and murder in gangs. With the help of legendary police rounds reporter, the late Joe Morris, Paul B. Kidd has compiled the inside stories of Australia's most horrendous crimes to help ensure that their perpetrators remain behind bars.
Australia's Serial Killers
Since its first publication in 2000, Australia's Serial Killers has become a true crime classic. This edition is fully updated, bringing all the cases covered up to the minute. A recognised authority on Australia's most notorious criminals, Paul B. Kidd covers in unwavering detail 33 true stories of serial murder. In this gallery of infamy are world renowned killers the likes of the Night Caller, The Granny Killer, Ivan Milat, Kathleen Folbigg and the Snowtown murderers. Sixteen years in the researching, this comprehensive and ambitious work includes psychological opinions, court-room trials, detailed confessions, and exclusive prison interviews with three of Australia's most infamous serial killers.
Never to be Released
Paul Kidd\'9291s second collection of true-life stories detailing the most heinous crimes and their perpetrators. He combines new cases of those recommended ?ver to be released?nd revisits a couple of subjects from his previous book for whom the recommendation holds firm.
The Knick-knack Man
During the early 60s, Sydney was terrorised by a serial killer, William MacDonald, later dubbed the Mutilator. This work reveals the details of his crimes.
Prevent War
This century has been the deadliest ever -- six times deadlier than the last: 110,000,000 were killed in wars! The cost of the Cold War alone, $13.4 trillion, left a $5.5 trillion national debt. Unless imaginative preventative measures are taken Air Force Major General (Retired) Jack Kidd sees this century repeating -- but with far deadlier weapons than the thermonuclear bomb, and warfare extended into space. In the last twelve chapters of "Prevent War" he assesses this century's wars and proposes a host of fundamental changes to prevent a repetition of our 20th Century's experience. Kidd would be overjoyed if this book spawned a lively debate about: -- Where America is headed and its leadership role in the world -- Harnessing and eliminating weapons of mass destruction -- Preventing wars and making the world a safer, saner place. The ideas, motivations, and the plan to transform the United States and to achieve the peace that mankind longs for are in this book.
Paul B. Kidd's Fifty Australian Crimes of the Twentieth Century
Australia s pre-eminent Crime Historian, Paul B. Kidd, presents his choice of the unique crimes that defined this country in the bloodthirsty 20th century: from the first kidnapping in Australia s history to the Truro serial murders, the Shark Arm and Pyjama Girl murder mysteries, Port Arthur, Snowtown, Ivan Milat - the Beast of Belanglo, and the deadly Hilton bombing. Written in Paul B. Kidd s inimitable and engaging style, this is the one book that should grace every true crime lover s library.
Cinema Serial Killers
Revised and updated edition. A unique and compelling guide to serial killer movies and their true-life counterparts. One of Australia's most popular true crime authors, Paul B. Kidd, presents cinema's classic serial killer movies and introduces the real killers who inspired some of our worst nightmares. They include: Ivan Milat, Hannibal Lecter, Norman Bates, Ted Bundy, Ed Gein, Aileen 'Monster' Wuornos and Jack the Ripper. Complete with movie posters and real-life photos of the murderers, this comprehensive book is a must-have for all true crime buffs.
The Hoarder
A BBC RADIO 2 BOOK CLUB CHOICE SHORTLISTED FOR THE KERRY GROUP IRISH NOVEL OF THE YEAR AWARD LONGLISTED FOR THE INTERNATIONAL DUBLIN LITERARY AWARD Unintentional psychic Maud Drennan arrives to look after Cathal Flood, a belligerent man hiding in his filthy, cat-filled home. Her job is simple: clear the rubbish, take care of the patient. But the once-grand house has more to reveal than simply its rooms. There is a secret here, and whether she likes it or not, Maud may be the one to finally uncover what has previously been kept hidden . . . * In the US, this book is published under the title Mr Flood's Last Resort
Family Medicine
Containing papers carefully compiled for both their historical importance and contemporary relevance, Family Medicine: The Classic Papers brings together a team of experts, led by global family medicine leaders Michael Kidd, Iona Heath and Amanda Howe, who explain the importance of each selected paper and how it contributes to international health care, current practice and research. The papers demonstrate the broad scope of primary health care delivered by family doctors around the world, showcasing some of the most important research ever carried out in family medicine and primary care. This unique volume will serve as an inspiration to current family doctors and family medicine researchers and educators, as well as to doctors in training, medical students and emerging researchers in family medicine.
99% True
Paul McGowan tells all (and then some) in this riotous tale of misbegotten success that's 99% true in all the best ways. From his not-so-innocent youth growing up in the shadow of Disneyland and summer evenings in the innocent 1950s, to his dope-smoking, snake-eating, draft-dodging, loony-bin misadventure through Europe, to his struggles to build a thriving enterprise from a stack of dusty albums-see how the CEO of a worldwide company took fifty years to become an overnight success.Unlike Paul, you may never get picked up by the Secret Service or carry the shame of bankruptcy, but you just might see yourself in his repeated failures or in his refusal to let life keep him down. You'll laugh and you'll cry as Paul describes the struggle of finding his place in a community you never knew existed. Through it all, you'll discover what Paul did: life's detours offer the best opportunities to find your way.
