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From their humble East End beginnings, Ronnie and Reggie Kray became the most notorious figures in London’s gangland underworld. com/Artistofcrime/ com/bookofslang/ Kray has assembled this book whilst serving a sentence for murder and claims it has kept him sane during his darkest hours in prison. Limited Edition Contents ‘Minder’, ‘The Professionals’ and American gangster films etc. Reg has always been interested in words that’s why a dictionary is always in easy reach so he can look up any word that is new to him. NOTE: 10% of all sales from this publication will be donated to the Ley Community based in Oxford, a charity that supports young offenders.
- New audio interview with writer Philip Ridley
- BFI 2015 Q&A with Gary Kemp, Martin Kemp, Kate Hardie, Peter Medak and Philip Ridley
- Burdis Meets The Krays: a new interview with Producer Ray Burdis
- Archive audio commentary by Peter Medak, Gary Kemp and Martin Kemp
- New audio commentary by film historian Scott Harrison
- East End Medak: a new interview with Director Peter Medak
- 6 collectors’ art cards
- Soft cover book with new essays by Andrew Graves, Neil Mitchell and Shelagh Rowan-Legg.
Reviews
Shannon Rutter
Brilliant book would definitely recommend it. Must read for people who enjoy reading about true crime. Fantastic read about two legends in English history I loved reading every page of this book and will continue to re-read it :) Read next THE INCREDIBLE RISE OF A GORBALS GANGSTER BRILLIANT AMAZON BOOKS colin macfarlane
Claire
I really enjoyed this autobiography, it's the best one I've read in a while, it was written very well which made it all the better for reading; it was also interesting to learn more about the Krays and mostly in their own words. Crazy that they got sentenced 30 years each.
Boaby
The Kray twins were notorious London underworld gang leaders during the 60s and this book tells their story from their beginnings in Bethnal Green to their life imprisonment in 1969, largely in their own words and compiled from a series of interviews with Fred Dinenage from behind prison walls.
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