The Gates of Janus

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The Gates of Janus is a controversial true-crime book by British serial killer Ian Brady, in which he analyzes the psychology and methods of other murderers.

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instanceOf book
true crime book
about Moors murders (indirectly, via author background) NERFINISHED
author Ian Brady NERFINISHED
authorCitizenship British
authorOccupation serial killer
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
describedBySource controversial true-crime book by British serial killer Ian Brady, in which he analyzes the psychology and methods of other murderers
genre criminology
true crime
hasEdition revised edition
hasPart essays on individual serial killers
theoretical discussion of murder and society
hasReception criticized as morally problematic
mixed critical reception
noted for insight into a killer’s mindset
hasTheme evil
free will
nature of violence
intendedAudience adult readers
isbn 0-922915-65-0
language English
literaryForm essay
mainSubject criminal psychology
murder
serial killers
mediaType print
narrativePerspective first-person
notableFor analysis of the psychology and methods of other murderers
being written by convicted serial killer Ian Brady
pageCount approximately 300 pages
publicationDate 2001
publisher Feral House NERFINISHED
revisedEditionPublicationDate 2015
setting primarily analytical, not narrative
subjectOf critical debate about giving a platform to convicted killers
titleOrigin Janus, the Roman god of doorways and duality
workExampleOf offender-written true crime literature

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