The Mammoth Book of True Crime

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The Mammoth Book of True Crime is a two volume anthology by British author Colin Wilson. It was published by Carroll & Graf Publishers, Inc., New York, in 1988, ISBN 1-85487-519-1.

The first volume is divided alphabetically into sections that reflect the various aspects of crime.

Volume One[]

A[]

• Acquittals
• Alibis
• Air Crimes
• Arson
• Artist's Crimes
• Assassination

B[]

• Bandits
• Betrayal
• Blackmail

C[]

• Cannibalism
• Chance in a Million
• Children Who Kill
• Con Men
• Cop Killers
• Country Killing
• Crimes of Passion

D[]

• Doctors of Death
• Dominance
• Drugs
• Dual Personality

F[]

• Families of Death
• Female Murderers
• Forgery

G[]

• Gallows Cheats
• Gangsters
• Gentlemen Crooks
• Greed
• Gun Deaths

H[]

• Headless Corpses
• High School Murder
• Hired Killers
• Homosexual Murder
• Houses of Death
• Husband Killers

I[]

• Imposters
• Inheritance Crime
• Intolerance

J[]

• Justice Delayed

K[]

• Kidnappers
• Killer Couples

L[]

• Lady-killers
• Left-luggage Murders
• Lethal Lawyers
• Libel
• Lonely Hearts Killers

M[]

• Manic Messiahs
• Martyrs
• Mass Murderers
• Military Murders
• Monsters
• Motiveless Murder
• Murderous Millionaires

O[]

• Occult Detection
• Office Crimes

P[]

• Parent Killers
• Perverts
• Poisoners
• Police corruption
• Protection Rackets

R[]

• Robber Barons

S[]

• Sabotage
• Servants Who Murder
• Sleep-walking Slayers
• Stick-up Men
• Stranglers
• Suicide
• Super-thieves

T[]

• Train Murders

U[]

• Underworlds
• Unwanted Lovers

V[]

• Vicious Triangles
• Victims
• Vital Clues

W[]

• War Crimes