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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 This is an expansion and revision of an original unpublished fourth volume, then called The Infamous People, which followed on from The Evil People, The Midnight People and The Unspeakable People.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. |
Hardback edition of More Tales of Unknown Horror (Nel, 1979), but with revised contents. |
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Anthology of 24 fictional and non-fictional pieces about traction engines. |
An anthology tribute to the best in horror on the radio. |
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Collection of stories that were either banned or caused a public outcry. Paperback editions from Popular Library, New York, 1969, and Ensign Books, Manchester, 1974. |
Horror anthology. |
Dark fantasy anthology of 15 stories (two original) and excerpts from novels, about those who hunt the vampire. Illustrated with stills from vampire films. |
Thematic anthology of more than 30 pieces - stories, excerpts and dramatisations - published between 1828 and the present day, including several originals. Peter Haining prefaces each piece with its publishing history and a biography of each author. A hardcover edition (-694-0, £15.99) is also available. |
Anthology of drug literature “revised, retitled, enlarged and reset” from the editor’s previous The Hashish Club: An Anthology of Drug Literature, Volume Two (Peter Owen, 1975). This edition adds four new pieces. |
Facsimile anthology of stories, poems and incidental pieces from Weird Tales. |
Reprints the first half of Weird Tales (Neville Spearman 1976). Given as Weird Tales on the cover and spine. |
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Anthology of 12 stories by authors connected to famous western vies, 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. |
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Also in pb (Sphere 1971) and as Irish Tales of Terror (Bonanza 1988). |