Looking for literacy work by serial killer/murderer?

Question

I am going to write an essay comparing some serial killer's literacy work,so I need some play,story,poem or any form of literacy that was written by a serial killer/murderer. I was thinking about things like "Richard Mcbeef" and "Mr. Brownstone" by Cho Seung-Hui.

P.S stories and plays would be the best, since I planned to compare the similarities and differences of the plots and the character. If not, novels about serial killer will also be fine, but then I will need 2 novels to compare.

Answer 1

Jack Abbott "In the Belly of the Beast"

He was convicted of murder. Then he started to write stuff in prison. Norman Mailer, among others, urged his release on the basis that he was rehabilitated, put-upon, and articulate. On almost his first "night" out, he stabbed a New York waiter to death. The waiter was an actor working part-time.

Answer 2

Jack Unterweger was a writer. He was a writer and serial killer who murdered prostitutes in several countries.
While in prison, Unterweger became an author of short stories, poems, plays, and an autobiography, "Fegefeuer – eine Reise ins Zuchthaus".

Answer 3

Is non-fiction useful to you? Ian Brady, one of the Moors Murderers, wrote a book called "The Gates of Janus" which details his thoughts and philosophies on murder. If you can use something besides fiction, it might help. If not, it might still be interesting!