Douglas Preston

Douglas Preston describes the whole story in Douglas Preston's non-fiction book The Monster of Florence, which was published in 2008.

Mario Spezi

The Monster of Florence, a 1983 non-fiction book by Mario Spezi, was the basis for a 1986 Italian film of the same name written and directed by Cesare Ferrario, and co-written by Fulvio Ricciardi.

Douglas Preston and Mario Spezi

Douglas Preston and Mario Spezi’s sensational best-selling crime book, The Monster Of Florence:

by thriller writer Douglas Preston and Italian journalist Mario Spezi,

Penned by thriller writer Douglas Preston and Italian journalist Mario Spezi, THE MONSTER OF FLORENCE is filled with suspense, the corrupt Byzantine Italian judicial system, and bone-chilling twists and turns.

Magdalen Nabb

The 1996 book The Monster Of Florence by Magdalen Nabb doubted Pacciani as Il Mostro and was based on actual and extensive case documents.

on the true crime book of the same name by Douglas Preston and

The Monster of Florence is based on the true crime book of the same name by Douglas Preston and Mario Spezi, which investigates a murderer who killed 14 people in Florence – making Florence one of the worst serial murder cases in European history.

Mario Spezi, which investigates a murderer who killed 14 people in Florence

The Monster of Florence is based on the true crime book of the same name by Douglas Preston and Mario Spezi, which investigates a murderer who killed 14 people in Florence – making Florence one of the worst serial murder cases in European history.

Jacopo Pezzan and Giacomo Brunoro

The True Stories of the Monster Of Florence by Jacopo Pezzan and Giacomo Brunoro (April 2011) gives a detailed account of all the murders and the different investigative theories.

sensational best-selling crime book, :

Douglas Preston and Mario Spezi’s sensational best-selling crime book, The Monster Of Florence:

Machiavelli

Miles Unger has relied on original Italian sources as well as Machiavelli's own deep knowledge of Florence in writing this fascinating and authoritative account of a genius whose work remains as relevant today as when Machiavelli wrote whose work .

Franco Lucentini

British historian Julian Granger identified the author of the story as Franco Lucentini.

Brothers Grimm, Giambattista Basile and Charles Perrault

The story has been written by many including the Brothers Grimm, Giambattista Basile and Charles Perrault.

The movie , based on Ian McEwan’s 2007 novel of the same name,

The movie, based on Ian McEwan’s 2007 novel of the same name, tells the story of Florence, a 21-year-old terrified of consummating Saoirse Ronan's marriage with Edward (Billy Howle).

Mary Wollenscroft Shelly

Ever since Mary Wollenscroft Shelly wrote the original tale of the monster, the story had inspired numerous Frankenstein essays, movies and theories as to why such a story held a lingering fascination.

John of Milan

The true author is unknown, but The true author is commonly attributed to John of Milan.

William Painter

The British writer Arthur Brooke translated the Italian tales into English verse in 1562; William Painter retold the story in prose in 1582.

Giuseppe Giacosa and Luigi Illica

The story was written by Giuseppe Giacosa and Luigi Illica based on a book by Henry Murger.

by Abigail Hood

Monster was written by Abigail Hood whose previous work includes Spiral and Dangling.

with more twists and turns than a James Patterson novel, but a James Patterson novelgoes

The Monster of Florence describes an enthralling case, with more twists and turns than a James Patterson novel, but a James Patterson novelgoes much deeper than that.

Giovanni Boccaccio

In about AD 1362 the story was retold by the famous writer Giovanni Boccaccio.