What is the best book on Albert Fish?

[Shelley]

I am looking for recommendations on the best one (or two).

Here's a list of books I could find on Albert Fish. I didn't include books that cover others along with Fish.

Albert Fish In His Own Words by John Borowski

Deranged by Harold Schechter

The Cannibal by Mel Heimer

Angel Killer: A True Story of Cannibalism Crime Fighting and Insanity in New York City by Deborah Blum

Albert Fish: The Lying Cannibal by Chloe Castleden

Albert Fish - The Werewolf of Wysteria by Biographiq

The Serial Killers: Albert Fish by Mark Simpson

Albert Fish - Serial Killer by John H. Dawson

Albert Fish - Serial Killers Unauthorized & Uncensored by T.J. Carlson

Serial Killers: Confessions Of A Cannibal: The Shocking True Story Of Depraved Child Killer Albert Fish by Robert Keller

[Fishface]

I have not read most of these, but Frederic Wertham himself said The Cannibal was inaccurate. His chapter on Fish in The Show of Violence, called "Masks Have No Ears," is very good but is part of Borowski's ALBERT FISH IN HIS OWN WORDS, so you might want to save the library fees and just read Borowski. All right-thinking persons around the world love and respect Deranged: The Shocking True Story of America's Most Fiendish Killer!

If I were you I would avoid Dawson!

[Fishface]

Also: there is one more nonfictional book on Fish in our group shelves: https://www.goodreads.com/group/books...

I have no idea whether it's any good.

[Shelley]

Thanks!