I can never get enough!
Author and editor
Thomas F. Monteleone wrote many science fiction novels through the 1970s, switching over to horror in the 1980s. He's probably best known as the editor of the spectacular
Borderlands anthology series, which stands as one of the finest, strangest, and most accomplished of the 1990s (and
available in ebook format for you nontraditionalists).
Night Train (Pocket 1984) has a perfectly '80s lady oblivious to horror (thanks to artist Lisa Falkenstern);
Lyrica (Berkley 1987) sounds and looks kinda terrific;
Fantasma (1989)and
The Magnificent Gallery (1987) get the full classic Tor cover art treatment, and I'm honestly not sure what's on the cover of
Night Things (Popular Library 1980). A bird mask?! I haven't read any of these - although I've enjoyed his short fiction - so I wonder if any TMHF readers have...
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I've read Night Things and still have my copy, but that was 15 years ago. I do remember this: Ancient Indian Mummified Bird Monsters.
And now I want to go dig it up and give another look...
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