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Meat - Memoirs of A Psychopath

By Dr Cerys Davies
Published by Brittunculi
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Published: Feb. 01, 2013
Words: 129,265 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781301994274


Short description

I believe that readers of these memoirs are likely to find them vile and repulsive, reasons that I question the purpose of publishing it. Do we indulge the psychopath? To place him upon a pedestal where he can attain fame, through his killings? Is this what he wants, a pulpit of hate from which to preach? This psychopath’s arrogance, his utter contempt for humanity will be his downfall.

Extended description

Dr Cerys Davies was born in Tenby, a small coastal town of Pembrokeshire, South Wales in 1956. Dr Davies qualified in 1982 at the renowned St Andrew’s University in Scotland. Having completed numerous academic research papers and joint publications throughout her long career, this publication is her first individual work. Dr. Davies works as a clinical personality profiler for a number of Police Authorities in the UK. Her involvement in ‘The Gabriel Investigation’ firmly established her reputation, for which she became known as one of the best criminal psychologists this country has to offer. Dr. Davies works today in her own private clinical practice in Cardiff. She lives with her husband, Nigel, a composer, and their two daughters, Chandelle 19, and Isabella, 21, both of whom now are at university, studying to pursue careers in medicine.

Both girls follow in the footsteps of their mother.

These anonymous memoirs are printed in full, unabridged and unedited. They were discov.. (Read more)


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Review by: Fetish Fiction on Feb. 03, 2013 : star star star star star
The contrast between the psychiatrist's analytical writing and the killer's horrific ranting is really clever. By turns fascinating, grotesque and horrific, this book breaks all the rules. A sort of anti-narrative with a strong narrative drive, contemporary writing driven by the desires and the powerful, pounding pulse of one of the nastiest serial killers I've ever encountered. And the shift in gear from the domestic to the almost apocalyptic is both startling and shocking, to say the very least.
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