LOT LIZARDS
Truck stop dwelling vampires, courtesy of the sorely missed Ray Garton
Truck stop dwelling vampires, courtesy of the sorely missed Ray Garton
An early entry in the music-based horror fiction trope that included Algernon Blackwood’s “Human Chord” and H.P. Lovecraft’s “Music of Erich Zann”
WALKERS is vintage Graham Masterton, meaning it’s an eminently readable book with a unique premise and an unwieldy structure
A Gary Brandner novel that matches up with most other Gary Brandner novels is passable
I can sum up the essence of this fin-de-siecle classic in two words: Ecstatic Delirium
The first novel by Ramsey Campbell, and a mixed bag
An underground comic in which S. Clay Wilson, R. Crumb, Kim Deitch and others turned away from their standard choice of subject matter—sex and drugs—to focus on a new taboo: murder
A sexier, druggier variant on THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR
A moldy oldie from the 1960s science fiction market (and the basis for the 1973 film SOYLENT GREEN)
Fifteen stories: energetic and focused to a fault, and exhibiting an unnerving willingness to gaze unblinkingly into the darkest depths of madness, mutilation and sexual deviance