Ottis Toole, born at the bottom of the gene pool, retarded and illiterate, had been out of control since early childhood. A severely drug-dependent individual as well as an arsonist, murderer, rapist, and cannibal, he was unsafe under any conditions outside of a secure prison, and perhaps unsafe there. To him, life itself was so unmeaning, and the distinction between living and dead people so blurred, that killing another human being was no more than swatting an annoying fly. Between 1976 and 1982, together with his serial killer buddy, Henry Lee Lucas, Ottis Toole was reported to have committed over three hundred murders. However, the discrediting of the case against his partner in crime, Henry Lee Lucas, for crimes in which Toole had offered collaborating statements created doubts as to whether either was a genuine serial killer or, both merely compliant interviewees who police used to clear unsolved murders from the books. Now, in RAGING CANNIBAL, a screenplay for film by author Brian lee Tucker, offers up a totally new glimpse into the life of Ottis Toole, one never shown before, the eyewitness accounts, personal testimony, and never-before-uncovered evidence providing an in depth loom into one of the most notorious serial killers that ever lived, who was dubbed the nick name, 'the cannibal kid.'

It all started with a scientist's discovery and subsequent capture of the most primitive species of man found on an uncharted island off the coast of New Guinea. His ambition and drive to study and learn all he can will put people's lives in danger. In moving his find to a research center, the transport vehicle crashes outside a small town in the hills of Tennessee, leading to an unforgettable series of events that will change the lives of the inhabitants forever.

Beloved and bestselling author MaryJanice Davidson is back with a hilarious and heartfelt shifter romance: A delightful cast of shifters and supernatural creatures Side-splitting hijinks that'll make you snort-laugh Slow-burn romance Verity Lane might be a Shifter who can't shift (known as a "squib")—but woe betide anyone who tries to tell her who she is or what she's capable of. She's a proud member of a club for squibs out to prove themselves by participating in dangerous stunts. Which is probably how she ended up on this strange island... Bear shifter Magnus Berne wants two things: to connect with his motherless goddaughter, and to find out who keeps dumping dead bodies on his property. When he discovers Verity on his island, he's determined to get some answers—but it's clear that whoever has been killing squibs is just as resolved to keep it quiet. And now that Verity is in the crosshairs, they'll have to move quickly to stay ahead, stay alive, and stay together. You won't want to miss the rollicking series readers are raving about! Praise for A Wolf After My Own Heart: "Hilarious, quirky, unique, and fun."—CHRISTINE FEEHAN, #1 New York Times bestselling author "Super cute...sure to keep you flipping pages."—TERRY SPEAR, USA Today bestselling author "A droolworthy hero and high-stakes...a winner!"—PAIGE TYLER, New York Times bestselling author

Contains monthly column of the Sequoya League.

By exploring cannibalism in the work of Herman Melville, Sanborn argues that Melville produced a postcolonial perspective even as nations were building colonial empires.

This book is the follow up to Tim Gross's successful review book "The Big Ass Book of Gross Movie Reviews". Tim brings you unbelievable amount of reviews of horror, independent horror, sci-fi, and quite a few bad flicks. With this book Tim lives his dream of writing, reviewing, and watching as many movies he can get his hands on...