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Saturday, October 1, 2011

Frights, Night Chills, and Beyond Midnight: The '70s Anthologies of Kirby McCauley

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Loving these paperback covers from the horror anthologies that Kirby McCauley edited in the 1970s. McCauley wasn't a horror writer hims...
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Wednesday, September 28, 2011

The Cellar by Richard Laymon (1980): It's a Sick World, Sick, Sick, Sick

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We all know horror writers have a creepy reputation; any mainstream interview or feature about them must point out how, well, normal the...
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Monday, September 26, 2011

13 Paperback Horrors: Where All It Ever Does Is Rain

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Down Bound Train (Popular Library 1974) by Bill Garnett. Don't you feel like you're a rider? This cover's got a Bradbury vibe f...
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Monday, September 19, 2011

Junkyard by Barry Porter (1989): And I'll Lay Right Down in My Favorite Place

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Oh, Barry Porter , where are you now? Not only does this monstrous Junkyard dawg feed on terror... and blood!, it can also bend the rules o...
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Horror Fiction Help V: Another Short Story to Find...

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Okay, for the fifth time, a reader seeks our help in horror! Reader Rayo writes: It's a short story I read 10 years ago. It was in a hor...
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Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Someone Like You (1953) and Kiss, Kiss (1960) by Roald Dahl: Keeping It Creepy

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World-famous for his singular children's fiction, Welsh author (and WWII fighter pilot) Roald Dahl was born today in 1916. But fans of ...
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Thursday, September 8, 2011

Horror Paperback Covers: The Good, the Erotic, the Ridiculous

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Dead of Night (Dell, 1957) I'm completely charmed by this cover - it reminds me of drawings I did when I was a kid! Super Halloween-sty...
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Wednesday, September 7, 2011

The Djinn by Graham Masterton (1977): Jean Genie Let Yourself Go!

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It's the return of Harry Erskine, Graham Masterton 's dry-witted, comic-hardboiled phony "clairvoyant," first seen in the ...
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