By the early 1980s, Fawcett seemed to have moved on from the moody, studied paperback cover art they used in the 1970s . Perhaps the g...
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A mainstream horror bestseller in the wake of the far better novels The Exorcist , Rosemary's Bab y , and The Other , 1974's The Sentinel ...
James Herbert - The Survivor (New English Library, 1977) Blurb: A Tale Of Death, And Of An Evil Which Trancends Death.
Gothic Stories of Horror and Romance 1765-1840 edited by Peter Haining. Cover design by Joan Hall. Penguin Books, London, 1973.
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Read 23 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. A collection of thirteen macabre tales, including "The Spoiled Wife," "The Undead," "Die--N…
For some time I've been searching for a copy of Dennis Etchison 's first collection of short fiction, entitled The Dark Country . Finally fo...
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“Crabs, crabs, crabs. Crabs the size of beach donkeys.” ― Guy N Smith It must be rather fun to be Guy N. Smith, especially if the old adage “Write what you know” is true. For Smith writes horror stories featuring crabs (“as big as donkeys”), mutated bats laying waste to Birmingham, blood-thirsty werewolves, and … Continue reading "Here Be Monsters: Guy N. Smith’s Glorious Horror Fiction"
Roger Kastel (b.1931-) is actually one of America's best and most versatile genre illustrators. He can formulate action scenes, montages, f...
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Read 88 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. From the chateau country of France to the upper-class enclaves of Connecticut come Cordelia…
