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Ripperologist No. 83: September 2007


Features


Editorial:
Don Souden on Mama Bears and Ripper Theorists

Sex or No Sex: The Mind of Jack the Ripper
By Amanda Howard

The Wages of Sin: Prostitution in Victorian London
What was life really like for the prostitute in the 1880’s?
By Jane Coram

Is there an Echo in here?
Gavin Bromley gives us an update on his Batty Street Lodger Story.

Opium Dens and Other Victorian Delights
Eduardo Zinna takes us into the smokey corners of the Victorian Opium Den

Sherlock Holmes and Jack The Ripper
An exciting tale of the World’s Favourite Detective as he faces his greatest challenge . . .tracking down the Whitechapel Murderer



Regulars


Press Trawl
Chris Scott returns with more from the news from the 19th century.



News and Views


I Beg to Report
"From Britney Spears in wax to Walter Sickert in oils, if it happened, you'll find it here"

Books


On the Crimebeat
Wilf Gregg reviews the latest additions to the True Crime bookshelf.



We would like to acknowledge the valuable assistance given by the following people in the production of this issue of Ripperologist: Maggie Bird, Stephen Ryder, Keith Skinner, Thomas Schachner and Eduardo Zinna. Thank you!

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