Physical description: 415p ; 24 cm. Subjects: English fiction - Crime stories

Murder on the menu: Cordon Bleu stories of crime and mystery

Haining, Peter, editor

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Carroll&Graf

This volume is not only an important one in the history of the evolution of the modern horror story, but it contains many stories which have considerable significance in the general development of macabre literature and will appeal greatly to all aficionados of the genre.

The Shilling shockers: Stories of terror from the Gothic bluebooks

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

St.Martin's Press

Dr. Caligari's black book: An excursion into the macabre, in thirteen acts

W.H.Allen

Hardcover book with Dust Jacket and clear archival over-wrap.

Gollancz

The Necromancers: The Best of Black Magic and Witchcraft.

Robert Bloch (Introduction)

William Morrow

Beyond the civilized world of Harrod's and high tea, there is a darker side to London -- a demi-monde of fog-enshrouded midnights and alleys eerily lit by gas lamps, stained with the blood of some of the most unspeakable crimes in history. This collection of stories takes us on a guided tour of this "other" London. Visit the haunts of criminals like Jack the Ripper, Dr. Fu Manchu, and Professor Moriarty; as well as the residences of their greatest nemeses--such intrepid crimefighters as Sherlock Holmes, Hercule Poirot, and Lord Peter Wimsey. Twenty-two stories from Robert Arthur, Sax Rohmer, Thomas Burke, P.D. James, Patricia Moyes, Carter Dickson, Michael Hilbert, Gerald Kersh, Allan Prior, Graham Greene, Ruth Rendell, Arthur Conan Doyle, Agatha Christie, and R. Austin Freeman, among others.

London After Midnight : A Tour of Its Criminal Haunts

Barnes&Noble Books

The Vampire Hunter's Casebook

Barners and Noble

Deadly nightshade: Strange tales of the dark

Taplinger Pub. Co

The Satanists by Edited by Peter Haining with an Introduction by August Derleth with articles and stories by Montague Summers , E.F. Benson, Algernon Blackwood, H. P. Lovecraft , August Derleth , Dennis Wheatley , Aleister Crowley , Robert Bloch and others Condition: Near Fine/Near Fine Taplinger Publishing Company, NY , 1970 First US Edition 249 page hardcover in dust jacket. Edited by Peter Haining with an Introduction by August Derleth with articles and stories by Montague Summers , E.F. Benson, Algernon Blackwood, H. P. Lovecraft , August Derleth , Dennis Wheatley , Aleister Crowley , Robert Bloch and others A near fine book with light dust soiling to the top page edges, in a near fine dust jacket with light edge wear. See Photos bx 206 Bookseller: biblioboy US (US) Bookseller Inventory #: 94975 Title: The Satanists Author: Edited by Peter Haining with an Introduction by August Derleth with articles and stories by Montague Summers , E.F. Benson, Algernon Blackwood, H. P. Lovecraft , August Derleth , Dennis Wheatley , Aleister Crowley , Robert Bloch and others Format/binding:Hardcover Book condition: Used - Near Fine Jacket condition: Near Fine Quantity available: 1 Edition: First US Edition Binding: Hardcover ISBN 10:0800869958 ISBN 13:9780800869953 Publisher: Taplinger Publishing Company Place: New York Date published: 1970 Keywords: Occult Bookseller catalogs: Occult; Size: 8vo Categories New Age, Occult and Metaphysics &gt;Occult

The Satanists

Taplinger

a facsimile of the world's most famous fantasy magazine. Stories, poetry, illustrations

Weird Tales, a facsimile of the world's most famous fantasy magazine

Short Stories & Anthologies

Neville Spearman

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