Happy Halloween! *A Century of Horror* is from Theodore Dreiser’s Library—thus explaining why the au
Happy Halloween! *A Century of Horror* is from Theodore Dreiser’s Library—thus explaining why the author’s name is marked up in graphite on the cover. It’s fantastic how much information the thick, thousand-page spine offers the reader. From just a glimpse on the shelf one can see that this anthology is comprised of 47 authors and 52 stories. The dismembered, bleeding arm is also an eye-catching, spine-chilling feature. Writer and editor Dennis Wheatley, who created the Gregory Sallust series which would inspire Ian Fleming’s James Bond stories, also compiled *A Century of Spy Stories* in 1938, three years after this anthology. ✋Call number: PN6071.H727 C46 1935* * *#spinetingling #librarychallenge #halloween #anthology #horrorstories #horror #happyhalloween #theodoredreiser #denniswheatley #specialcollections #kislakcenter #pennlibrarieshttps://www.instagram.com/p/BpmkL5Fg4Ry/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=15ssd3b6px5rt -- source link
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