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A selection of items from the Victorian “penny dreadful” publications. |
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Anthology of stories about poltergeists. |
“20 stories of private eyes, law officers and the criminal fraternity from writers old and new.” |
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Mixture of fiction and non-fiction. Also in pb (Mayflower 1971). |
Young-adult anthology of 14 horror stories, each with a brief biography of the author. |
Young-adult anthology of 12 horror stories, each with a brief biography of the author. |
Paperback edition retitled Tales of Unknown Horror, NEL, 1978. |
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The uncollected stories of Bram Stoker. Contains material by other writers. |
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Reprint (W.H. Allen 1980) anthology. |
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Reprint (NEL 1973) collection of pieces about Sherlock Holmes. This follows the text of the revised and corrected second edition (NEL, 1974) |
Anthology of 10 rare stories taken from the Gothic Bluebooks of the early nineteenth century. |
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Anthology of 10 stories by authors connected to famous science fiction films, edited, with a prologue and story introductions by Haining. The Table of Contents lists the stories under the title of the associated film; the introduction to each story lists the film and story title; and the running heads usually list the story title. For simplicity the story titles are used in this listing. Each piece has a background introduction by Haining. |
Anthology of 10 stories by authors connected to famous science fiction television serials, edited, with a prologue and story introductions by Haining. The Table of Contents lists the stories under the title of the associated TV series; the introduction to each story lists the series and story title; and the running heads usually list the story title. For simplicity the story titles are used in this listing. series. |
Anthology of pieces about the Spitfire. |
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A part merger of Summoned from the Tomb and Legends for the Dark with some new material. |
Anthology of 12 stories of occult investigators, by Conan Doyle, Brennan, etc. |
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Anthology of 28 stories divided into two sections: the first featuring the rogues represented in the Chamber of Horrors at Madame Tussaud’s, the second looking at the influence their crimes had on society. This is an expansion and revision of an original unpublished fourth volume, then called The Infamous People, which followed on from The Evil People, The Midnight People and The Unspeakable People. |
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Anthology of 30 stories of horror and fantasy having nothing to do with “Dungeons and Dragons”. There is a 4-page introduction by Ray Bradbury. |
Reprint (Orion 1994) crime anthology. |
Reprint (Orion 1992) anthology of 32 short stories about detectives who have appeared in television series, each introduced by Haining. This is an “instant remainder” edition of the 1992 Orion trade paperback. |
Anthology of 32 stories used as a basis for late-night horror shows on television. |
Hardback edition of More Tales of Unknown Horror (Nel, 1979), but with revised contents. |
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