New 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall Paperback First Edition The deadly belief systems of cults worldwide hold an immense fascination for those desperate enought to look for ' ultimate truths'. Throughout history, thousands of people have joined cults and committed acts of mind-boggling atrocity in the belief they would attain power or everlasting life. From the acid-drenched psychosis of the Manson Family to the primitive barbarism of the Ugandan Movement for the Restoration of the Ten Commandments of God, the deluded followers of cults and their charismatic and megalomaniac leaders- have been responsible for history's most shocking and bizarre assassinations, slayings, and mass suicides. Jack Sargeant has compiled twelve in-depth essays from a variety of experts on this deadly phenomenon, The book includes cults about whom very little has previously been written, such as the Russian castration sect and the bizarre Japanese Aum doomsday cult which released sarin gas into Tokyo's subways. Read this volume and take a ride straight to hell! Editor Jack Sargeant has a huge fan base as a writer of true crime and cult cinema. He is the author of numerous published books on the subjects including Born Bad and Deathtripping (Creation Books) He writes regularly for Headpress, Fringecore, and Bizarre magazines and is the film editor for Sleazenation. In addition to writing, Sargeant co-ordinates film screenings and is a university lecturer in film studies. The contributors to the book include published essayists and specialists in the subject from the UK, USA and Australia.

New 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall Paperback First Edition A collection of illustrated essays on and by some of the most highly acclaimed figures in the global underground today. Suture documents radical artists, filmmakers, and writers working at the fringes of contemporary culture, including: Lydia Lunch, Joe Coleman, Romain Slocombe, Suehiro Maruo, John Hilcoat, James Havoc, Trevor Brown, Dame Darcy, Mark Hejnar. "This new arts journal edited by mondo fetishist and splattercore archivist Jack Sargeant is published by Creation with the aim of documenting the taboo areas of fin-de-siecle culture.The result is a kind of pervo-deviant tribute to the spirit of Georges Bataille." ID Magazine.

New 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall Paperback First Edition International terrorism first came to the forefront of modern life in the 1960s and 1970s, with the first high-profile plane hijackings, car bombings and assassinations of the 20th Century. During this, the golden age of global terror, many terrorist organisations sprang up throughout the world, each with its own local agenda but all dedicated to an ultimate goal: world revolution. The groups spreading this Maoist mayhem include the Baader-Meinhof gang and the SPK, both from Germany; the notorious Carlos the Jackal, working for the PLO; Brigate Rosso from Italy, Action Directe from France, the Red Army in Japan, and the Angry Brigade in England. South America had its own Shining path, bent on kidnapping and slaughter, while North America was home to many disparate groups such as the SLA who notoriously kidnapped and converted heiress Patty Hearst the Weathermen, who dubbed 1970 the Year of the Fork in honour of Charles Manson the Black Panthers, and their counterparts the White Panthers who were spearheaded by their own house band, the legendary MC5. GUNS, DEATH, TERROR covers all these groups, including photographs and original terror manifestos, making it an essential study of the roots of modern terrorism the hottest topic of today.