WILSON, Colin (Henry)

WILSON, Colin (Henry). British, b. 1931. Genres: Novels, Criminology/ True Crime, Paranormal, Psychology. Publications: The Outsider, 1956; Religion and the Rebel, 1957; The Age of Defeat (in US as The Stature of Man), 1959; Ritual in the Dark, 1960; (with P. Pitman) Encyclopaedia of Murder, 1961; Adrift in Soho, 1961; The Strength to Dream, 1962; The World of Violence (in US as The Violent World of Hugh Greene), 1963; Origins of the Sexual Impulse, 1963; Man without a Shadow (in US as The Sex Diary of Gerard Sorme), 1963; Necessary Doubt, 1964; Rasputin and the Fall of the Romanovs, 1964; The Brandy of the Damned (in US as Chords and Dischords), 1964; Beyond the Outsider, 1965; Eagle and Earwig, 1965; Sex and the Intelligent Teenager, 1966; The Glass Cage, 1966; Introduction to the New Existentialism, 1966; The Mind Parasites, 1967; Voyage to a Beginning, 1968; Bernard Shaw and Reassessment, 1969; Poetry and Mysticism, 1969; Case Book of Murder, 1969; The Philosopher's Stone, 1969; Poetry and Mysticism, 1970; The Killer (in US as Lingard), 1970; The God of the Labyrinth (in US as The Hedonists), 1970; (with J.B. Pick and E.H. Visiak) The Strange Genius of David Lindsay, 1970; L'Amour: The Ways of Love, 1970; The Occult, 1971; The Black Room, 1971; Strindberg (play), 1972; New Pathways in Psychology, 1972; Order of Assassins, 1972; Strange Powers, 1973; Tree by Tolkien, 1973; Reich, Borges, Hesse, 1973; The Schoolgirl Murder Case, 1974; The Return of the Lloigor, 1974; A Book of Booze, 1974; The Craft of the Novel, 1975; The Space Vampires, 1975; Men of Strange Powers, 1976; Enigmas and Mysteries, 1976; The Geller Phenomena, 1976; Mysteries, 1976; Science Fiction as Existentialism, 1978; Starseekers, 1980; Frankenstein's Castle, 1980; The War against Sleep, 1980; The Quest for Wilhelm Reich, 1981; Poltergeist!, 1981; Anti-Sartre, 1981; Access to Inner Worlds, 1982; The Criminal History of Mankind, 1983; (with D. Seaman) Modern Encyclopaedia of Murder, 1983; Psychic Detectives, 1983; The Janus Murder Case, 1984; JUNG: The Lord of the Underworld, 1984; Afterlife, 1985; Rudolf Steiner: The Man and His Work, 1985; The Personality Surgeon, 1985; Existential Essays, 1985; The Essential Colin Wilson, 1985; (with D. Seaman) An Encyclopaedia of Scandal, 1986; Aleister Crowley: The Man and the Myth, 1987; Spider World-The Tower, 1987; (with R. Odell) Jack the Ripper, 1987, Spider World-The Delta, 1988; The Misfits, 1988; Beyond the Occult, 1988; The Magician from Siberia, 1988; Written in Blood, 1989; (with D. Seaman) Serial Killers, 1990; Mozart's Journey to Prague (play), 1991; Spider World-The Magician, 1992; The Strange Life of P.D. Ouspensky, 1993; Silent Circles of Truth, 1995; From Atlantis to the Sphinx, 1996; Atlas of Holy Places and Sacred Sites, 1996; Below the Iceberg, 1996; World Famous UFOs, 1996; World Famous Unsolved, 1996; (with D. Wilson) World Famous Spies, 1996; (with S. Wilson) World Famous Love Stories, 1996; Mysteries of the Universe, 1997; UFOs and Aliens, 1997; Strange Vanishings, 1997; Ghost Sightings, 1997; Alien Dawn, 1998; Ghosts and the Supernatural, 1998; Books in My Life, 1998; Nikos Kazantzakis, 1999; (with R. Fle'math) The Atlantis Blue Print, 2000; The Devil's Party (in US as Rogue Messiahs), 2000; Spider World-Shadowland, 2002. EDITOR: (with J. Grant) The Directory of Possibilities, 1981; (with C. Evans) Great Mysteries, 1986; (with R. Duncan) Marx Refuted, 1987. Address: Gorran Haven, Cornwall, England.