Horror Paperback Gallery

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Dottie For YouCover design for paperback release of ‘Dottie For You, Season 1’ by Regina Watts.Relea
the sisterhood michael palmera bantam book, 1982343 pages
the dark james herberta signet book, 1980314 pages
the entity frank de felittawarner books, 1978480 pages
Richard Newton, “Cat’s Eye” by William W. Johnstone (1989)Source
“Water Baby” by Patricia Wallace (1987)Source
Trick or Treat does a lot of things well. I enjoyed the way that Cucsick created a creepy atmosphere
The second outing of the 99 Fear Street trilogy brings a few new things to the mix, but not as much
The First Horror is a really solid kick-off to the trilogy. It also works really well as a stand-alo
Unboxed some paperback copies of Slasher ready for my book launch, exciting times!!!  It’s rel
the parasite ramsey campbellfirst pocket books, 1981372 pages
disturb not the dream paula trachtmanballentine, 1982327 pages
“…if it’s around October twentieth and everything smoky-smelling and the sky orange and ash gray at
Richard Newton, “Abracadabra” by Stephen Gresham (1988)Source
Lisa Falkenstern, “Piper” by Brett Rutherford and John Robertson (1987)Source
toomuchhorrorfiction: Paperback horror novels by Shirley Jackson Published by Popular Library, 1970
Unboxed some paperback copies of Slasher ready for my book launch, exciting times!!!  It&rs
The Witchcraft of Salem Village by Shirley Jackson. Popular Libary, 1976.Greystoke Trading Company.
It is worth noting right off the bat that this is the one book in the main Fear Street series that i
The Cheater had a really solid beginning but it got lost in the weeds about halfway through. The pre
Trick or Treat does a lot of things well. I enjoyed the way that Cucsick created a creepy atmosphere
The second outing of the 99 Fear Street trilogy brings a few new things to the mix, but not as much
The First Horror is a really solid kick-off to the trilogy. It also works really well as a stand-alo
Frankenstein 69 Olympia press Ed Martin
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