Malcolm Gaskill Reading Order
1 series · 15 books
Malcolm Gaskill is an English historian and author who brings scholarly expertise to narratives exploring crime, witchcraft, magic, and the supernatural across centuries. Having stepped back from his academic position at the University of East Anglia, he now focuses full-time on writing books that examine hidden corners of history, frequently weaving together personal perspectives with larger patterns of conflict and remembrance. His works combine rigorous historical research with accessible storytelling, making complex subjects like spiritualism and the paranormal engaging for general readers.
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Standalone Novels Series
15 books
Malcolm Gaskill has authored 15 standalone books examining crime, witchcraft, and society in early modern England, published across several decades. These works, including titles such as Hellish Nell, Ruin of All Witches, Witchfinders, and The Devil in the Shape of a Man, can be read in any order as each stands alone. For those interested in following the publication sequence, begin with Attitudes to Crime in Early Modern England and proceed through the author's subsequent releases. The series spans historical analysis and narrative accounts that explore the social and legal dimensions of criminal behavior and supernatural beliefs during the sixteenth through eighteenth centuries.
Start with Attitudes to crime in early modern England, the first of 15 books in the Standalone Novels series.
| # | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | Attitudes to crime in early modern England |
| 2 | Between two worlds |
| 3 | Cadilik |
| 4 | Crime and Mentalities in Early Modern England |
| 5 | Crime and Mentalities in Early Modern England (Cambridge Studies in Early Modern British History) |
| 6 | Glass Mountain |
| 7 | Hellish Nell |
| 8 | Reporting murder |
| 9 | Ruin of All Witches |
| 10 | The Devil in the shape of a man |
| 11 | Witchcraft |
| 12 | Witchcraft |
| 13 | Witchcraft in England, 1560-1760 |
| 14 | Witchcraft in England, 1560-1760 |
| 15 | Witchfinders |
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