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Post by Swampirella on Dec 25, 2020 12:54:09 GMT
Roots Of Evil: Beyond The Secret Life Of Plants ed. 'Carlos Cassaba', (Corgi, 1976). Introduction by Carlos Cassaba
Clark Ashton Smith - The Seed From The Sepulchre H. G. Wells - The Flowering Of The Strange Orchid Nathaniel Hawthorne - Rappaccini's Daughter Hester Holland - Dorner Cordaianthus Manly Wade Wellman - Come Into My Parlour Mary Elizabeth Counselman - The Tree's Wife David H. Keller - The Ivy War John Collier - Green Thoughts Fritz Leiber - Dr. Adams' Garden Of Evil Frederic Brown - Daisies Margaret St. Clair - The Gardener Clifford Simak - Green Thumb I'm happy to have received this classic from Santa today, from a short list. Of course looking forward to reading it soon.
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Post by Middoth on Jan 26, 2021 10:19:40 GMT
Food for the Fungus Lady (Terror Tales, January-February 1939)
"To remain young and vital, she tells him, she must have a fungus, which has to be cultivated from spores placed on his sleeping wife's breast".
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spooky
Crab On The Rampage
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Post by spooky on Sept 30, 2021 9:27:37 GMT
Just stumbled on another Plant-Horror/Ghost story:
Joyce Marsh THE TREE
Published in the "Eighth Fontana Book of great Ghost stories". Since I'm quite into botanical horror stories I wonder how this story was… is there anybody who could send me a copy of this story? Would be much appreciated.
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