Is there a book on the philosophy of criminals? The type that

>It's fun.

The end.

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Forgot to say i already read nietsche.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegalism

>>8269998
All criminals are criminals by choice.

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>>8270038
Nice, thanks senpai.

>>8269998
Hayek, Mises, Keynes, and their disciples.

>>8269998
Renzo Novatore is your guy.

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>>8269998
Somewhat related, and it's a great read anyways, so go for it.

Crime and Punishment
Temple of the Golden Pavillon
Runaway Horses

Jean Genet

>>8271043
Gide's Counterfeiters would be a good choice.

>>8270099
That's more about the people who like trucrime. Great read regardless

Ringolevio isn't nonfiction but it's got a good set of criminal philosophies.

Sociological deviance is probably a good place to start if you want stuff about real criminals. Parker and Allenton's The Courage of His Convictions I think Faber still print on demand, which might interest you, but there's lots of books that similarly deal with criminal deviance.

>>8271308
note: I say Ringolevio isn't nonfiction because some parts of it Grogan did make up - such as killing the deer during his retreat - but most of the criminal activity is probably nonfiction.