Zebra Books used some ludicrous and cheesy art for most of their paperback originals they published in the 1980s and beyond, but the horror...
Born today in 1937, British horror and suspense author Bernard Taylor probably isn't a very familiar name even to horror fans. However, his...
The Devil And Daniel Webster by Stephen Vincent Benet
Haunted Trucks, Ghostly Theaters, and Creepy Picnics: The Year’s Best Horror Stories: Series XII, edited by Karl Edward Wagner – Black Gate
George Harmon Coxe - The Charred Witness Dell Books 240, 1948 Cover Artist: Gerald Gregg "A Kent Murdock Murder Mystery"
Roger Kastel (b.1931-) is actually one of America's best and most versatile genre illustrators. He can formulate action scenes, montages, f...
Fantastic Issue No. 14
Shock III by Richard Matheson Dell Publishing (1966) DO YOU KNOW HIS NAME, THE PRINCE OF MODERN HORROR? HIS LEGEND LIVES ON.
Avon Fantasy Reader No 6 Donald A. Wollheim, editor Avon Books, 1948 Cover Artist: unknown Contents: The Crawling Horror (1936) Thorp McClusky Beyond the Wall of Sleep (1919) H. P. Lovecraft The Metal Man (1928) Jack Williamson The Thing in the Cellar (1932) David H. Keller, M.D. The Drone (1934) A. Merritt (variant of The Drone Man) From the Dark Waters (1948) Joseph E. Kelleam The Star-Stealers [Interstellar Patrol] (1929) Edmond Hamilton The Philosophy of Relative Existences (1893) Frank R. Stockton The Trap (1932) H. P. Lovecraft and Henry S. Whitehead
It’s not about moving vast quantities of new bestsellers -- it's about finding the perfect book that you probably didn’t even know you were looking for.
Cover by Bruce Pennington for 1975 Panther paperback reprint of Tales of Cthulhu Mythos (1969), including Lovecraft's "Call of Cthulhu" an...
𝓦𝐓 "The Shunned House" is a novelette by H. P. Lovecraft in the horror fiction genre. Written on October 16–19, 1924, it was first published as a booklet by W. Paul Cook in 1928, but this edition was barely distributed; the story got its first real exposure in the October 1937 issue of Weird...
Read 3 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. Summer was gone and Molly Main waited for Paul to help her close up the house they had taken…
Weird Tales Issue No. 232
Goose Common, a village outside of Deaning, the county town of Deanshire, apparently, is a peaceful place, just like any other in a Golden Age murder mystery. Nothing much every really happens there - the most excitement that happens on June 7th is Wendy Burge going house to house to make her regular collection for…
I used to work hard at doing one of these Judging Books by Their Covers posts a week, but I’ve fallen of, and recently realized I’ve been doing more like... Read More »
Check out this list of some of the most chilling under the radar horror books out there. And don't say we didn't warn you...
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Last month at CrimeReads, Rebecca Romney looked at a few classic detective novels that had, at one time or another, gotten makeovers as sexy pulps—because as we all know, the easiest way to sell so…
Neither of the following novels from the collection of yours truly includes a cover credit, and if the art was signed by the artist, the signature has been cropped out by the designer; nonetheless, it seems likely to me that the artist is Joseph Lombardero, whose Sax Rohmer covers were featured here at RCN back…
