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    Wensley Clarkson

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    George Wensley Clarkson (born September 1956) is an English true crime writer, biographer, novelist, and television writer and producer.[1][2]

    Selected publications[edit]

    • Hit ’Em Hard: Jack Spot, King of the Underworld
    • Moody: The Life and Crimes of Britain's Most Notorious Hitman
    • Killing Charlie
    • One Behind the Ear
    • Armed Robbery
    • Hash
    • The Curse of Brink's-Mat
    • Car Trouble: A Childhood On Four Wheels
    • Public Enemy No. 1
    • The Railroad Killer
    • The Mother's Day Murder
    • Women Behind Bars
    • The Good Doctor
    • Gang Wars of London - How the Streets of the Capital Became a Battleground
    • Vanessa: A Portrait of Evil
    • Kenny Noye: Public Enemy No 1 (Blake's True Crime Library)
    • Gang Wars on the Costa
    • The Mother From Hell - She Murdered Her Daughters and Turned Her Sons into Murderers
    • Costa del Crime
    • Billy Hill: Godfather of London - The Unparalleled Saga of Britain's Most Powerful Post-War Crime Boss
    • Gangs of Britain: The Gripping True Stories of the Faces Who Run Britain's Organised Crime
    • The Boss
    • Hitman
    • Deadly Seduction
    • Bindon
    • Armed and Dangerous
    • The Devil's Work
    • Doctors of Death: Ten True Crime Stories of Doctors Who Kill
    • Slave Girls: The Shocking World of Human Bondage
    • Tom Cruise: Unauthorized. Hastings House, 1998.
    • Cocaine Confidential (2014)
    • Legal Highs (2015)
    • Sexy Beasts (2016)
    • Killing Goldfinger (2017)

    References[edit]

    1. ^ Clarkson, Wensley (2 July 2010). "Wensley Clarkson: My love affair with cars". The Guardian. Retrieved 31 July 2018.
    2. ^ "Clarkson, Wensley — The Crime Writers' Association". Thecwa.co.uk. Retrieved 31 July 2018.

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