Meet Quentin P., perhaps the most terrifying sexual predator and murderer you've ever encountered in fiction. The renowned author takes the reader deep into the mind of a brutal serial killer with chilling skill, coolly exploring the deepest mechanisms of madness. The book is based on on the biography and crimes of Jeffrey Dahmer, the famous American serial killer of the 80s. In one of his interviews, Dahmer once said: “The only thing that has always driven me is the desire to completely control a person who can attract me physically, and to own him for as long as possible, even if it meant that I would only own part of him.” “Despite the author’s inherent imagery, depth and relevance of the problems covered, the novel did not receive wide popularity, since the majority of readers found it “excessively brutal.” The work contains detailed graphic descriptions of sex and violence, descriptions of homosexual relationships, obscene language. Recommended reading for people with strong nerves. May be of interest from the point of view of criminal psychology, as a constructive illustration of the thinking of sex offenders.