Ever wondered if Giles' books were real or not or even what they were? Well, here's your chance to find out!
Name of Book Real? Description
Black Chronicles, The Fake Mentioned by Giles in Prophecy Girl.
Bristow's Demon Index Fake Mentioned by Joyce (who found it in the library) in Bad Eggs.
Dramius Fake Giles mentions the writings of Dramius to Kendra in WML2.
Forster Real E.M. Forster (1879-1970) was a British novelist, famous for A Room With A View (1908), Howard's End (1910), and A Passage To India (1924). (Book lent to Jenny from Giles in The Dark Age, but it's not said which one.)
Hell's Offspring Fake Mentioned by Joyce (who found it in the library) in Bad Eggs.
Legends of Vishnu Fake? Although there a lot of books on Vishnu (One of the principal Hindu deities, worshiped as the protector and preserver of worlds. Vishnu is often conceived as a member of the triad including also Brahma and Shiva.), I couldn't find a specific book called Legends of Vishnu. Mentioned in Out of Sight, Out of Mind.
Malleus Maleficarum Real The Malleus Maleficarum (The Witch Hammer), by Heinrich Kramer and James Sprenger, first published in 1486, is arguably one of the most infamous books ever written, due primarily to its position and regard during the Middle Ages. It served as a guidebook for Inquisitors during the Inquisition, and was designed to aid them in the identification, prosecution, and dispatching of Witches. (Source) (Used in The Pack)
Pergamum Codex Fake First mentioned in Out of Sight, Out of Mind.
Pagan Rites, The Real Mentioned in The Witch.
Sherman Jeffries' work on, on cults Fake Mentioned by Giles in The Pack
Tiberius Manifesto, The Fake Mentioned in Out of Sight, Out of Mind.
Witches: Historic Roots to Modern Practice Fake Mentioned in The Witch.