Kill Without Joy!: The Complete How To Kill Book by John Minnery (1992-01-03) Paperback

I've read just about every book on killing I can find and this was one of the best. With the govt. cracking down on our freedoms every day it was worth every penny to get before it's gone. It's sad but writing a book about whatever you want is a thing of the past. Get this book! You won't regret it.

Originally published in 6 seperate volumes back in the '70s and '80s, now under one cover. I have that set of originals and 4 copies of this latest version still shrink wrapped. In September of 1999 Paladin Press took this book as well as all of their most dangerous books out-of-print. And they published a slew of incredible material--everything a professional hitman or soldier of fortune could wish for. I'm only glad I was alive to collect these books when they were available. The KILL WITHOUT JOY book by John Minnery is among my favorites. Mr. Minnery was a locksmith from Canada who passed away much too soon. Like his fellow Paladin writer, Ragnar Benson, both of them are sadly missed.

If you are a mad scientist and need some convoluted, impractical and easily escapable way to kill agent 007 this book might be of some limited use. It's devious schemes are on the order of sulfuric acid in a Visene bottle. The ideas in this book might seem slick to some twelve year old kid but are not worth the attention someone with a more than passing acquaitance with reality.

This book has been banned in Canada. Now under one cover the complete How to Kill Series. Forget the book Hitman! Covered in this book are the hatchet job, body snatchers, quiet alley cleaner, smothering, drilled to death, exotic weapons, and lots more. More than 500 pages! This book is the complete how to history of murder, assasination, and death by design. If you have a fetish for the macabre, then order yourself a copy today!

Ce livre n'est vraiment pas dangereux, n'en déplaise à ceux qui le croient, j'en entends tous les jours de bien pires. Comme j'aurais aimé l'avoir en français, le traduire est astreignant, je me concentre tellement sur la grammaire que souvent j'en oublie le propos.