FOG HEART
In my view one of the absoloute finest books by horror writer extraordinaire Thomas Tessier
In my view one of the absoloute finest books by horror writer extraordinaire Thomas Tessier
A graphic novel that’s plenty weird, with a narrative that leans rather heavily into the perverse and psychosexual
This 1945 novel is considered the masterpiece of the “French Kafka” Marcel Bealu (1908-1993)
The materpiece of France’s Raymond Roussel, and one of the most astonishing displays of unfettered imagination I’ve ever experienced
Raymond Roussel may well be the strangest writer of all time and this 1910 novel offers ample proof of that claim
The first and most famous novel by the ultra-prolific UK horrormeister Graham Masterton
The rarest novel by Australia’s Kenneth Cook, credited here as “John Duffy”
Yet another vital release from IDW that despite some enthusiastic notices did a fast fade
A beautifully designed English rendering of a graphic novel that’s considered a classic in its original Italian language form
The latest entry in House of Harley’s “Industrial Strength Comics Compendium” that, in the words of underground comics legend Ed Pinsent, is “laced with heavy doses of insanity, wonder, and escapades inside the dream house”