THE WYRM
Fast, slick, action packed pulp horror by an author who really knows how to do this sort of thing
Fast, slick, action packed pulp horror by an author who really knows how to do this sort of thing
You probably know this novel as the inspiration for David Cronenberg’s DEAD RINGERS (1988), which was a rare instance of a film adaptation surpassing its source novel
A bizarre book with an even more bizarre history
This was the second-to-last novel published by Jack London in his lifetime, and unquestionably one of his most unique works
It’s no secret that following the August 1969 Tate-LaBianca murders a host of “Mansonsploitation” films, songs and books invaded our lives
This e-text is essentially a novelization of RADIO FLYER (1992) that allows us to see how the film was initially conceived
This may well be the key horror novel of our time
This is it: the magnum opus of the late Harry Stephen Keeler, the world’s most bizarre mystery novelist
One of the best movie novelizations I’ve ever read, complimenting and enhancing its source film considerably while standing as a uniquely spirited and invigorating piece of work in its own right
This book outlines a little remarked-upon but quite pertinent facet of space travel: sex in zero gravity