TWENTIETH CENTURY GHOSTS
A mighty impressive debut from an assured and wholly individual voice
A mighty impressive debut from an assured and wholly individual voice
This 12 story collection, from the incomparable Zoran Zivkovic, explores the vagaries of collecting in fascinating and bizarre fashion
Here we have one of the most hateful, ignorant and insanely wrong-headed books of all time
2014 got off to a roaring start with this downright ferocious exercise in no-frills horror
An enjoyable gore-filled tribute to the cannibal film cycle of the 1970s and 80s
There was never a writer quite like the late Richard Laymon, and THE TRAVELING VAMPIRE SHOW is among the finest of his 30-plus novels
A minor novella, but a fun one nonetheless, a comedic noir pastiche about a private dick investigating an unsolved murder: his own!
The fearsome figure of the 15th Century French child killer Gilles de Rais continues to exert an enduring fascination
This was the first short story collection by Al Sarrantonio. Be advised that the book isn’t as great as the overly ejaculatory blurbs by Joe Lansdale and others—“Incomparable horror fiction,” “Each and every one a gem”—might have you believe, but it is a strong collection overall
A late 1960s Essex House publication that provides just what its title promises: a tour of a most shocking and horrific Hell on Earth