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Graphic Classics: H.P. Lovecraft is the fourth in a series of books which present comics adaptations and heavily-illustrated stories by great authors for readers of all ages. Includes "Herbert West: Reanimator", The Shadow Out of Time", "The Outsider", "The Terrible Old Man", "The Cats of... (learn more about this book)
Sometimes amusing, sometimes frightening, Wilson's short fiction is as eclectic as his cartooning. " " is a classic horror tale with a particularly artistic twist. "Campfire Story" mixes nostalgia with unease. "The Marble Boy" is a story from the oral tradition--a tale that might be told... (learn more about this book)
Datlow, the fiction editor of Omni , has put together an excellent collection whose premise is that some vampires have a taste for sustenance a bit less substantial than bloodone might call it the "life force." The two poems and 15 stories, all but seven of which are original to his... (learn more about this book)
Contains thirteen stories by some of the most popular contemporary horror writers, including T. E. D. Klein, Nancy A. Collins, Kathe Koja, Christopher Golden, Gregory Nicoll, David Aaron Clark, and others.
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A collection of ghoulish cartoons conducts an irreverent tour of such American institutions as teenage dating, Las Vegas, automobiles, New England Calvinism, and witchcraft.
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From classic thrillers by Washington Irving and Charles Dickens to chilling legends from around the world retold by renowned authors such as Laurence Yep, to tales of fear from contemporary storytellers Bruce Coville and Stephanie Calmenson, this collection of spine-tingling stories and... (learn more about this book)
by Stephen King, Rose Rinaldi, John S (The Twilight Zone Magazine) <Dean R. Koontz
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