DOMIKNITRIX, Copyright 2007 by Jennifer Stafford. Manufactured in China (!). Isn't anything made in the United States anymore? Well, never mind that.
Jennifer Stafford has put together a good book for beginning knitters who cannot tolerate all the books that are already out there (see the bibliography in the back for a good list).
The book design is aimed at young people who are sympathetic to designs containing skulls and devil's horns. It even has a black plastic cover. (The binding is not so good, so don't mistreat this book if you plan to keep it for a while.)
The basic knitting instruction is good, and the patterns look interesting, but not large enough for big girls. I guess Goth girls are "normal" size. I didn't see any guidance for sizing up or down, but it's a beginner's book so I guess Jennifer has something to put in her next book.
I didn't see anything I wanted to make for myself, but I am at least 35 years older than the target audience for this book. There are some things I might make for younger friends....