Naples: 1788.
Only edition. Onofrio Galeota (1732-c1800), Neapolitan pamphleteer, literary bedlamite, and object of vigorous society ridicule, found his calling in writing vituperative jeremiads against the social ills of Naples. He penned dozens of such pamphlets, railing against treacherous fishmongers, venal clergymen, and ordinary highwaymen. In the present pamphlet, Galeota.....

Louvain: Jean Maes and Philippe Zangre, 1596.
First Edition. That men and women could transform into lupine humanoids and devour the innocent under cover of night was a superstitious contagion that swept through Central and Western Europe in the late 16th and early 17th centuries. It was a theological issue.....

Lisbon: 1765.
Chapbook report of the trial and sentencing of one Jacintho Yorc for the "tyrannical" murder of his young wife, Luciana Kin, in Transylvania in July of 1765. Much of the reportage centers around the sensationally grisly torture and execution of Yorc, who was burned with red-hot irons, his.....