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Ultra-paranoid psychological horror from Richard Christian—or R.C.—Matheson and Mick Garris

A typically odd and unpredictable contemporary fantasy by the inimitable Jonathan Carroll, a 76-page novella about all sorts of things

This “Poetic Psy-Phi Saga” does the famed epic science fiction poem ANIARA one better, offering an even more epic example of SF poetry

One of the SF field’s most provocative and enduring concepts is contained in THE INVERTED WORLD by the late Christopher Priest

A novelization by Michael McDowell that gives CLUE (1985) far more class than it deserves

A scrupulously researched, fitfully horrific depiction of New York City in the late 19th Century.

The most notorious of Clive Barker’s pre-BOOKS OF BLOOD plays

A novella-length take on the maestro’s “Shadow Over Innsmouth,” WHITE SPAWN offers most everything one could want in a neo-Lovecraftian account

Necrophilia, voodoo and zombies in a smut novel that, I’m afraid, isn’t very good at all

The basis for BLADE RUNNER (1982), and one of Dick’s most famous novels