THE WILDS
So-so wilderness horror from the eighties
So-so wilderness horror from the eighties
Literary horror at its best!
AIDS-inspired dystopian grunge from the irrepressible Norman Spinrad
A 1960s YA book with fast-moving action and a nail-biter of a climax
An altogether unique novel that fascinates and annoys in equal measure
Austria’s late, great Leo Perutz demonstrated incalculable range in BETWEEN NINE AND NINE, his comedic and fantastic second novel
A full blast of dementia from Harry Stephen Keeler involving a shocking double murder, multi-racial family ties and transposed heads
A 1961 Harlan Ellison short story collection that was, Ellison claimed, the book of his he loved the most
An example of the type of sci fi-tinged literary erotica that was pioneered by the late Essex House
A surreal take on the story of Hildegart Rodriguez, a young woman who in early Twentieth Century Spain was raised to become a genius by her domineering mother