William Norris Backlist

Follow investigative journalist William Norris as he takes a deep dive into several noteworthy true crime cases under our CamCat Perspectives imprint, covering the popular theories of the cause and perpetrator of the crimes in addition to his own theories. Norris also wrote fiction, and a couple of the titles were inspired by the nonfiction cases he wrote about.

The Badger Game

WILLIAM NORRIS

9781931540322 $24.99 Satire

5.5“ x 8.5” 320 pages

A liberal arts college on the brink of financial ruin unwittingly joins forces with the Mafia and involves students in rigging the next presidential election . . .

A Grave Too Many

WILLIAM NORRIS

9781931540292 $24.99 Fiction 5.5“ x 8.5” 272 pages

History says that while practicing for an air display, WWI flying ace Andrew Beauchamp-Proctor lost control of his SE 5A and lost his life— but what really happened?

Make Mad The Guilty

WILLIAM NORRIS

9781931540339 $24.99 Mystery 5.5“ x 8.5” 368 pages

All-American Hero Jason Verne, the first man to set foot on Mars, is the perfect candidate to move into the White House, until his son Timmy is kidnapped with eerie similarities to the 1932 Lindbergh kidnapping. Is this coincidence, or is it something worse?

The Man Who Fell From The Sky

Loved by few and hated by many, when multi-millionaire Alfred Lowenstein fell out of an airplane in the 1920s, no one looked too closely. Until now.

A Talent To Deceive

The Lindbergh Kidnapping has been a major topic of controversy and fascination for almost 90 years. Who really committed the crime? Follow this history-meets-mystery tale as Norris seeks the truth about The Case That Will Never Die.

Willful Misconduct

The investigation into the crash of Pan American Flight 806 was the longest and most expensive trial in aviation history. In this careful reconstruction of what went wrong, Norris explores the consequences both personal and public.

Snowbird

Investigative journalist William Norris sits down with pilot Andrew Richard Barnes to recount the crimes and dangers that riddled his flights carrying the very first shipments of cocaine for the Medellín Cartel into the United States throughout the 1970s and ‘80s.