Carlos Acevedo Bücher

Featuring a gripping exploration of the boxing world, this debut novel by acclaimed journalist Carlos Acevedo delves into the lives of fighters, the brutal realities of the sport, and the intricate relationships that define it. With a blend of personal narratives and the gritty atmosphere of the ring, the book captures the passion, sacrifice, and complexities inherent in the pursuit of greatness in boxing. Acevedo's insightful storytelling promises to engage both sports enthusiasts and literary readers alike.

Exploring the phenomenon of the Satanic Panic, this book delves into a period marked by widespread fear of devil worship and ritualistic violence in America from the 1980s to the mid-1990s. It examines how pop culture, infamous crimes, and sociological factors fueled this obsession, highlighting notorious cases like David Berkowitz and the daycare hysteria that led to wrongful accusations. The narrative revisits the hoaxes and conspiracy theories that emerged during this tumultuous time, shedding light on the lasting impact of these societal anxieties.

A history of The Exorcist, one of the most famous and controversial films ever produced, timed for its 50th anniversary and for the release of a forthcoming Hollywood reboot.