Murder for the Company. The Story of Serial Killer Dennis Nilsen

In February 1983, the residents of a house in London's Muswell Hill experienced a sewer blockage. The arriving plumber discovered a horrific find in the basement – a mess of human flesh and bones. The next day, one of the residents, named Dennis Nilsen, was arrested on suspicion of murder. «Are we talking about one body or two?» the police officer asked him. — «Fifteen or sixteen, starting from 1978. I will tell you everything. You have no idea how great it is to talk about this with someone,» Nilsen replied.
It is extremely rare for a killer to talk about themselves so honestly and thoroughly: his archive is an unprecedented document in the history of criminal murders, so detailed, full of dark fantasies and shocking details. The unique material underlying the book – over 50 volumes of personal diaries, poems, and drawings – reveals the mindset of a maniac, giving him the opportunity to express himself in the first person. Incredibly psychological and shocking, the book immerses readers in the inner world of the killer, who, alongside the writer, tries to understand what led him to the point of no return.