MINE-HAHA, OR ON THE CORPORAL EDUCATION OF YOUNG GIRLS
This isn’t the first English translation of Frank Wedekind’s 1903 novella MINE-HAHA, but it is the most widely accessible
This isn’t the first English translation of Frank Wedekind’s 1903 novella MINE-HAHA, but it is the most widely accessible
A must-read due to its concept: a future world in which human flesh is harvested for food
A novel that directly foreshadows both the FINAL DESTINATION franchise and THE SIXTH SENSE
This is the third major work I’ve read by Eric J. Guignard, following the collection THAT WHICH GROWS WILD and the novel DOORWAYS TO THE DEADEYE, and it exhibits all the attributes I’ve come to expect
Another worthwhile dispatch from the Dell Abyss line of horror paperbacks that flourished in the early 1990s
Clocking in at nearly 700 densely packed pages, THE LIVING DEAD seeks to be nothing less than the zombie novel to end all zombie novels
Oliver Stone’s reverence for THE DEMOLISHED MAN is evident in this, one of the most famous unfilmed screenplays in existence
This undated late 1970s screenplay is one of several never-filmed takes on Alfred Bester’s 1951 science fiction masterpiece THE DEMOLISHED
In which Mick Farren went the write-what-you-know route, charting the misadventures of a UK rock group closely patterned on Farren’s own band the Deviants
A key text of the Decadent Movement of the late 19th Century