Fontana/Collins (London). Mass Market Paperback. Fair. 1967, 5th (1972). Some pages loosening. Wear, rolling, creasing, browning. Stories by Eric Ambrose, Ann Bridge, William Wilkie Collins, M.R. James, Desmond MacCarthy, Vincent O'Sullivan, Barry Pain, Alexander Pushkin, Saki, Hugh Walpole, and Oscar Wilde. (more information)

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Warner Books: New York, NY, 1982. Mass Market Paperback. Good. 1st Printing. (more information)

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Mass Market Paperback. Good. Tor, 1991, 1st printing. Misbound. A sequel to 'Psycho II'. (more information)

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Mass Market Paperback. Good. Gold Medal s1192, 1962, 1st printing. PBO. Water-stained. "This is the story of a man with a terrible secret. He will not even tell it to his psychiatrist. He could be wandering down any street at any time. He does not look different from other people in the street. But his secret gives him a power over them. He knows one of them is about to die." Novelization based on Bloch's own screenplay. Photo cover. (more information)

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Mass Market Paperback. Fair. Regency RB 101, 1961, 1st printing. PBO. Spine torn. (more information)

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Universal/Tandem Books (UK). Mass Market Paperback. Good. 1971. Creasing, wear, tear, browning. Cover art by C. Achilleos. A collection of horror stories, including 'The Dream-makers', 'Sweets to the Sweet', 'Yours Truly, Jack the Ripper', 'The Eyes of the Mummy', 'The Manikin,' 'House of the Hatchet', 'The Cloak', 'Beetles', 'The Faceless God'. (more information)

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Beagle Boxer 95158, 1971. Mass Market Paperback. Good. 1st Printing. Edge wear, cocking, creasing, browning. "Tileman could make your fantasies come true--create reality from your dreams--for a very high fee. Catering to the desires of London's most powerful--and decadent--figures, Tileman had top-level connections to guarantee him protection and influence. But he had killed Laird Walker's best friend--and Walker, the dead man's sister, and a bizarre nightclub entertainer began a private war on Tileman . . . a war whose final battle was unimaginable horror. (more information)

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Berkley Medallion F666: New York, NY, 1962. Mass Market Paperback. Good. 7th Printing. Owner's name, stamp. Wear, creasing, browning. Anthology of spooky stories by Henry James, E.F. Benson, Robert Louis Stevenson, Richard Middleton, Arthur Machen ('The Novel of the White Powder'), Ambrose Bierce, Algernon Blackwood, Saki, Oliver Onions, Andre Maurois, and Shirley Jackson. (more information)

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Pocket Books: New York, NY, 1990. Mass Market Paperback. Good. 1st Printing. Worn, cocked, creased. Owner's name, notes. "Near a thriving metropolis, a grotesque creature feeds in secret on its helpless prey. A happy young couple, hoping to start a family, moves into a decrepit townhouse . . . and into the heart of a festering nightmare. (more information)

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Pinnacle Books. Mass Market Paperback. Good. 1988, 1st printing. "No one knew anymore where the gargoyle had come from. It was just an ugly stone creature high up on the walls of the old Sheffield Library. It seemed to perch up there, looking out with malevolent eyes over the small town of Managansett. And looking into the hearts of the townfolk . . . Little Jimmy Nicholson liked to go and stare at the gargoyle. It seemed to look straight at him, as if it knew his most secret desires. And he knew that it would give him everything he'd ever wanted. But first he had to do its bidding--no matter how evil . . . (more information)

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Ballantine Books 380 K: New York, NY, 1960. Mass Market Paperback. Good. 1st Printing. Small dings, indentations, scrapes to covers. Wear, creasing, browning. "Do you have a secret desire to chill blood, tingle spines? Here are ten stories by the masters of horror, with hints by the editor on reading them aloud to your own circle. You'll be the life of the wake." Authors include Saki, Lafcadio Hearn, John Collier, W.F. Harvey, Lord Dunsany, Margaret Irwin, Stephen Hall, Lafcadio Hearn, others. (more information)

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Pocket Books 29616: New York, NY, 1974. Mass Market Paperback. Good. 1st Printing. Photos. (more information)

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Pocket Books: New York, NY, 1983. Mass Market Paperback. Good. 1st Printing. Worn, rubbed, slightly cocked, creased. "His name was Blue and he knew certain things: knew the unspeakable horror of his mother's death, knew the lessons of survival learned from the desert's wild creatures. Then the whispering voice came. And he knew other things as well: that the taste of flesh and blood in his mouth was real; that the dark need that clutched his loins was the Devil's own sensual hunger. (more information)

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Charter Books: New York, NY, 1987. Mass Market Paperback. Good. 1st Printing. Light water stain. Edgeworn, creased. "It came through his window. A vile demonic force, brutalizing and abducting his wife, his son, his daughter . . . And now, Dan Brady lives only for vengeance." 'Night Hunter' #1 (more information)

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Major Books 3150: Canoga Park, CA, 1977. Mass Market Paperback. Good. 1st Edition. PBO. Spine bumped. Worn, cocked, creased. Store stamp, owner's initials. Author's first horror novel. (more information)

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Kensington/Zebra Books: New York, NY, 1989. Mass Market Paperback. Good. 1st Printing. Worn, soiled, creased. Owner's name. Three families get together to restore an old historic inn, but the place is terrifying their children . . . (more information)

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Ace Books 14283: New York, NY, 1969. Mass Market Paperback. Good. 1st Printing. The star of a spooky soap opera (a la 'Dark Shadows') seems to have devilish powers in real life, resulting in a "headline-making murder that reeked of orgiastic rites and medieval sacrifices". (more information)

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HarperCollins: New York, NY, 1994. Mass Market Paperback. Good. 1st Printing. Creasing, cocking, wear. (more information)

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Pinnacle Books: New York, NY, 1982. Mass Market Paperback. Good. 1st Edition. PBO. Wear, tear, creasing. "The Indians call it Koshari--the ancient devil spirit who rules his wilderness kingdom from a windswept plateau high above the quiet Utah town of Moondance . . . until now undisturbed. (more information)

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Tom Doherty/Tor Books: New York, NY, 1981. Mass Market Paperback. Good. 1st Edition. Water-stained. Wear, creasing. Owner's name. A dying man falls in love with a beautiful vampyr, and they set out to change the world . . . (more information)

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Dale Books 00727: New York, NY, 1978. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good. 1st Printing. Small sticker scar to cover. Light edge wear, browning. Novelization, based on an original screenplay by Jeff Lieberman. (more information)

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Avon Books V2263: New York, NY, 1966. Mass Market Paperback. Fair. 2nd Printing. Water-stained. Owner's stamp. Light wear, creasing. "If you can bear it, you will experience the horror of watching the disintegration into chaos of a soul in torment . . . (more information)

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White Wolf, Inc: Stone Mountain, GA, 1994. Mass Market Paperback. Good. 1st Printing. Wear, creasing, bumping. 'World of Darkness' anthology of 'Mage' stories. Philip Nutman, Edo van Belkom, Jackie Cassada, James S. Dorr, Don Bassingthwaite, Brett Brooks, Thomas S. Roche, James Lowder, Jane M. Lindskold, Richard Lee Byers, Nigel D. Findley, Doug Murray, Bill Crider, Thomas Kane, Jim Moore and Kevin Murphy, John H. Steele. (more information)

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Dell Publishing 16362: New York, NY, 1985. Mass Market Paperback. Good. 1st Printing. Edgeworn, creased, light browning. "Jael Clarke seemed to have touched the fire, felt the searing pain, and known the instant Julie, her twin, had died . . . Yet, she also knew Julie still existed in some strange 'other' place. So Jael began her desperate search--in the arcane, the ancient, the bizarre . . . (more information)

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Popular Library: New York, NY, 1987. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good. 1st Edition. Edge wear, creasing. "It was the model society, located completely underground. Schoolchildren were grouped by intelligence rather than age. Junk food was banned. And an all-powerful bureaucracy--governing by cryptic codes, close medical scrutiny, and unbreakable rules--watched over every detail of life. (more information)

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Playboy Press 16343: Chicago, Illinois, 1976. Mass Market Paperback. Good. 1st Printing. Water-stained. Wear, creasing, browning. Owner's name. "Lila. Crazed or possessed? Shy bride or wanton bitch? By day, quietly religious. By night, lewd and possessed of a strange psychic power that enables her to witness events a continent away--weird events, diabolical orgies, and a cult of evil . . . (more information)

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Corgi Books: London, England, 1977. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good. 1st Edition. PBO. Light wear, creasing, browning. Further reading, filmography. Authors include Clark Ashton Smith ("The Colossus of Ylourgne"), Arnold Harvey ("The Last of the Daubeny-Fitzalans"), Jerome K. Jerome ("The Dancing Partner"), Ambrose Bierce ("Moxon's Master"), Donald F. Glut ("Dr. Karnstein's Creation"), Robert Bloch ("Almost Human"), D. Scott-Moncrieff ("Count Szolnok's Robots"), H.P. Lovecraft ("Herbert West, Reanimator"), Manly Wade Wellman ("Pithecanthropus Rejectus"), Fritz Leiber ("The Dead Man"), Eando Binder ("The Iron Man"). (more information)

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Penguin Books: Baltimore, Maryland, 1967. Mass Market Paperback. Good. 2nd Printing. Owner's name. Wear, creasing, light browning. (more information)

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Leisure Books 2246: New York, NY, 1985. Mass Market Paperback. Good. 1st Edition. PBO. Creasing, wear, browning, slight warping. "East Cove has always been a charming, sleepy little place--until the bloody, nightmarish killings began, leaving many of the townspeople literally torn to shreds. Who--or what--is the fiendish slayer that only strikes when the moon is full? Is it Frank Foster, hideously deformed and hidden away in the dungeon-like basement of his mother's house? . . . Or the voodoo priest who can call forth the restless dead from their graves? . . . Or the driver of the mysterious black van that cruises East Cove's streets in the dark of night, striking terror into the hearts of all who see it pass? One being has imposed his will on both the living and the undead. But who is he? And can his evil power be destroyed before the village drowns in a sea of madness and blood? (more information)

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Pocket Books: New York, NY, 1985. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good. 1st Printing. Edge wear, creasing. "The Academy. It's every parent's dream, turning their little darlings into geniuses, superachievers, perfect little children. And if there's a problem, the Academy fixes that, too. It's a simple operation. Just a little device. Then a teeny pink scar on a tender little skull . . . (more information)

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