Masterpieces of Terror and the Supernatural by Marvin Kaye

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s/ A Treasury of Spellbinding Tales Old & NewIn Search of Masterpieces 1985 essay by Marvin KayeFiends & Creatures 1985 essay by Marvin KayeDracula's Guest/Dracula 1914 story by Bram StokerThe Professor's Teddy Bear 1948 story by Theodore SturgeonBubnoff & the Devil 1975 story by Ivan TurgenevThe Quest for Blank Clavering 1967 story by Patricia HighsmithThe Erl-King 1782 poem by Johann Wolfgang von GoetheThe Bottle Imp 1891 novelette by Robert Louis StevensonA Malady of Magicks 1978 story by Craig Shaw GardnerLan Lung 1980 novelette by M. Lucie ChinThe Dragon Over Hackensack 1985 poem by Richard L. WexelblatThe Transformation 1830 story by Mary W. ShelleyThe Faceless Thing 1963 story by Edward D. HochLovers & Other Monsters 1985 essay by Marvin KayeThe Anchor 1947 story by Jack SnowWhen the Clock Strikes 1980 story by Tanith LeeOshidori 1904 story by Lafcadio HearnCarmilla/Martin Hesselius 1872 novella by Joseph Sheridan LeFanuEumenides in the 4th-floor Lavatory 1979 novelette by Orson Scott CardLenore 1773 poem by Gottfried August BürgerThe Black Wedding 1958 story by Isaac Bashevis SingerHop-Frog 1849 story by Edgar Allan PoeSardonicus 1961 novelette by Ray RussellGraveyard Shift 1960 story by Richard MathesonWake Not the Dead 1823 novelette by Johann Ludwig TieckNight & Silence 1922 story by Maurice LevelActs of God & Other Horrors 1985 essay by Marvin KayeFlies 1953 story by Isaac AsimovThe Night Wire 1926 story by H.F. ArnoldLast Respects 1975 story by Dick BaldwinThe Pool of the Stone God 1923 story by A. MerrittA Tale of the 13th Floor 1955 poem by Ogden NashThe Tree 1955 story by Dylan ThomasStroke of Mercy 1981 novelette by Parke GodwinLazarus 1906 story by Leonid AndreyevThe Beast Within 1985 essay by Marvin KayeThe Waxwork 1931 story by A.M. Burrage [aka Ex-Private X]The Silent Couple 1826 story by Pierre CourtoisMoon-Face 1902 story by Jack LondonDeath in the School-Room 1841 story by Walt WhitmanThe Upturned Face 1900 story by Stephen CraneOne Summer Night 1906 story by Ambrose BierceThe Easter Egg 1930 story by Saki [aka H.H. Munro]The House in Goblin Wood 1947 novelette by John Dickson CarrThe Vengeance of Nitocris 1928 story by Tennessee WilliamsThe Informal Execution of Soupbone Pew 1911 story by Damon RunyonHis Unconquerable Enemy 1889 story by W.C. MorrowRizpah 1895 poem by Lord Alfred TennysonThe Question 1962 story by Stanley EllinGhosts & Miscellaneous Nightmares 1985 essay by Marvin KayeThe Flayed Hand 1875 story by Guy de MaupassantThe Hospice 1975 novelette by Robert AickmanThe Christmas Banquet 1843 story by Nathaniel HawthorneThe Hungry House 1951 novelette by Robert BlochThe Demon of the Gibbet poem by Fitz-James O'BrienThe Owl short fiction by Anatole Le BrazNo. 252 Rue M. Le Prince 1895 story by Ralph Adams CramThe Music of Erich Zann 1922 story by H.P. LovecraftRiddles in the Dark 1938 story by J.R.R. TolkienIs Terror a Dying Art? 1985 essay by Marvin KayeMiscellaneous Notes 1985 essay by Marvin KayeSelected Bibliography 1985 essay by Marvin Kaye

Publication Details

Title: Masterpieces of Terror and the Supernatural

Author(s):

  • Marvin Kaye

Illustrator:

Binding: Paperback

Published by: Little, Brown: , 2002

Edition:

ISBN: 9780316859967 | 0316859966

660 pages.

  • ENG- English
Book Condition: Very Good
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