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Post by dem bones on Oct 30, 2007 20:49:24 GMT
Here's Justin's Sphere listing from Paperback Fanatic 1 (August 2007) with (very few) amendments.
1970
John Blackburn - Bury Him Darkly Robert Bloch and Ray Bradbury - Fever Dream Robert Bloch - The Living Demons Robert Bloch - Tales in a Jugular Vein Angus Hall - Madhouse (film tie-in) Sheridan Le Fanu - The Best Horror Stories Michel Parry - Countess Dracula Sarban - The Sound of his Horn Ray Russell - The Case Against Satan William Seabrook - Witchcraft (non-fiction) Kurt Singer (ed.) - The Oblong Box Kurt Singer (ed.) - Plague of the Living Dead Kurt Singer - (ed.) The House in the Valley Robert Somerlott - The Inquisitor’s House
1971
Richard Davis (ed.) - The Year’s Best Horror Stories 1 Peter Haining (ed.) - The Wild Night Company Angus Hall - The Scars of Dracula Angus Hall - To Play the Devil William Hughes - Blind Terror William Hughes - Lust for a Vampire Ray Russell - Unholy Trinity E. Spencer Shew - Hands Of The Ripper Kurt Singer (ed) - The Day of the Dragon David Sutton (ed.) - New Writings in the Horror and Supernatural 1
1972
Richard Davis (ed.) - The Year’s Best Horror Stories 2 Peter Haining (ed.) - The Clans of Darkness Laurence Moody - What Became Of Jack And Jill? Ronald Pearsall - The Exorcism David Sutton (ed.) - New Writings in the Horror and Supernatural 2 Richard Tate - The Dead Travel Fast Sam Moskowitz (ed.) - A Man Called Poe
1973
Richard Davis (ed.) - The Year’s Best Horror Stories 3 Stewart Farrar - What Witches Do (Non-Fiction) Brian J. Frost (ed.) - Book of the Werewolf Melissa Napier - The Haunted Woman Raymond Rurdoff - The Dracula Archives
1974
Theodore Sturgeon - Caviar
1976
C L Moore - Shambleau Guy N. Smith - The Ghoul Robert Black - Legend of the Werewolf Richard Curtis - Squirm Ron Goulart - Vampirella 1:Bloodstalk
1977
August Derleth (ed.) - When Evil Wakes Ron Goulart - Vampirella 2: On Alien Wings Ron Goulart - Vampirella 3: Deadwalk Ken Johnson - Blue Sunshine Fritz Leiber - Night’s Black Agents Robert J Myers - The Slave of Frankenstein Robert J Myers - The Cross of Frankenstein Jack Ramsey - The Rage Ray Russell - Incubus Andrew Sinclair - Cat Colin Wilson - Black Room
1978
Ethel Blackledge - The Fire John Christopher - The Possessors John Christopher - The Little People Basil Copper - Here Be Daemons Giles Gordon (ed.) - A Book of Contemporary Nightmares Peter Haining - Terror! A History Of Horror Illustrations From The Pulp Magazines Peter Haining (ed) - Weird Tales 1 Peter Haining (ed) - Weird Tales 2 Peter Haining (ed) - Ancient Mysteries Reader 1 Peter Haining (ed) - Ancient Mysteries Reader 2 Richard Matheson - Shock 1 Richard Matheson - Shock 2 Richard Matheson - Shock 3 Michael Robson - Holocaust 2000 Peter Tremayne - The Ants
1979
John Clark and Robin Evans - The Experiment William Hope Hodgson - The Night Land Kirby McCauley - Frights Kirby McCauley - Frights 2 Graham Masterton - Charnel House Graham Masterton - Devils of D-Day Susan Sparrow - Dawn of the Dead Gerald Suster - The Devil’s Maze Peter Tremayne - The Curse of Loch Ness
I'm thinking that maybe we could even extend this into the eighties on another thread but if anyone can think of any horror titles to add, please, go ahead.
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Post by justin on Oct 31, 2007 21:32:27 GMT
Sphere addition- Greenshards by Marie Buchanan, 1973
"The old house had been her family's home but now it was owned by the Blanchards- the fey, introvert Fenella and her compelling husband Giles. From the moment they moved in, Olive found herself strongly held under Gile's spell. What weird power drew the crippled Olive and enigmatic Giles together? And why did his wife die so mysteriously?
Only Greenshards could reveal the secret..."
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Post by dem bones on Nov 10, 2007 20:16:09 GMT
You should maybe consider Anthony Boucher's The Compleat Werewolf (Sphere, 1971). In the Us it's usually marketed as 'Science Fiction & Fantasy' but then so is Seabury Quinn. There's far more of a horror/ supernatural bias in these stories than any of the Ray Russell collections bar Unholy Trinity. The Compleat Werewolf The Pink Caterpillar Q. U. R. Robinc Snulbug Mr. Lupescu They Bite Expedition We Print the Truth The Ghost of Me I've seen Colin Anderson's Magellan (Sphere 1971) described as a "horror sci-fi thriller" but that's all I know about it.
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Post by allthingshorror on Mar 22, 2009 15:46:17 GMT
1967
Some of your Blood - Theodore Sturgeon
1974
The Monk - Matthew Lewis (Dennis Wheatly Library of Occult)
1980
Revenge of the Medicine Man - Dillibe Onyeama
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Post by dem bones on Apr 14, 2010 8:45:52 GMT
Jessica Hamilton's excellent inside the mind of a dog outing Baxter (1979) is horror, as, i'll wager, is her "terror classic" Elizabeth (1978). Not so sure about this next; it's a bit lumpy (320 p) but judged on blurb alone, wouldn't you say there's something quite Bats Out Of Hell about it? Alan Scott - Project Dracula (Sphere, 1971) Blurb; At the remote Dwarf Hill Biological Research Station, British scientists have developed micro capsules of deadly anthrax spores. Carried by bats, the capsules become a weapon capable of wiping out a whole population.
When an explosion wrecks the establishment the bats are released and a new plague claims its first victims
Edward Alan Scott has created a powerful nightmare of an all-too-possible future. Like John Wyndham's THE CHRYSALIDS or Michael Crichton's THE ANDROMEDA STRAIN it is 'strictly speaking' science fiction – but the fiction is as real and plausible as the world we live in.
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