Bruce Reynolds' life of crime began with a small-scale smash-and-grabs and led to a succession of lucrative, high-profile robberies - but it was on the empty early-morning fields of middle England that he found his Eldorado. In the early hours of 8 August 1963, he and 16 others robbed the Glasgow-to-Euston mail train of #2,631,684 - in today's money, #26 million. The Great Train Robbery was the most infamous robbery in British history, and Bruce Reynolds' account of his life covers every detail of the crime and its aftermath, up to the present day.

The autobiography of a thief

Reynolds, Bruce

Biographies & Memoirs

Virgin

Newly published under the Applewood After Dark imprint is a facsimile of this lighthearted “guide book” to Parisian nightlife in the 1920s, written by Bruce Reynolds. Subtitled “A new sort of ‘Travel Cocktail’ that works fast and kicks hard, and opens the gates to a ‘million dollars’ worth of frolic—IN PARIS,” this humorously-illustrated travelogue was originally published in 1927. It offers “inside information to make your next trip to Paris a whirlwind of joy.”“All you need to have a good time is money and alibis,” says Reynolds, and his hilarious, and naughty, look at all Paris has to offer the visiting American not only is sure to amuse, but provides useful information on the sights, sounds, tastes, and attractions of the City of Light during the Jazz Age.

Paris with the Lid Lifted (Applewood Books)

History

Americas

Applewood Books

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Crossing the Line: The Autobiography of a Thief

Virgin Books

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