Serial Killers Iterum

by James Ward Kirk, William Cook

You, me, the general public, have a fascination for true crime accounts of people like Bundy, and fictional depictions of similar characters in television shows such as Criminal Minds and Dexter. We have a macabre interest in real life serial killers and can't comprehend the pure lack of remorse of these monsters. But yet we can't get enough. So we watch these shows and buy these books and read about these abhorrent yet fascinating criminals. Serial Killers Iterum is one such work that fulfills our insatiable obsession with serial killers in this terrifying, and bloodcurdling short story collection.

282 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 27, 2013

About the author

I am the publisher and editor of the annual anthologies Indiana Horror, Indiana Science Fiction and Indiana Crime.
During 2013 I expanded my business, jwkfiction.com, to include many other works, ranging from poetry anthologies to regular anthologies by multiple authors, to single author anthologies and complete novels.

My own fiction has been published in various magazines and anthologies and when not busy running JWKfiction, I try to expand on that. I have a Master's in English from Indiana University at Indianapolis, where I also happen to live.

Reviews

[Art the Turtle of Amazing Girth · Rating 4 out of 5]

I'll ponder a few days and come back with my personal picks from the stories and whatnot in this collection

[Horrorlover86 · Rating 5 out of 5]

Human monsters come in all body types, professions and sexes and this book highlights the many ways they can creep up on people who’d never thought they could be capable of such evil.