Horror and ghosts!
The Seance by John Harwood is a favorite of mine, and Ramsey Campbell knows how to really creep a soul out.
Beautiful art books, for those who are fans of illuminated manuscripts and turn of the century decorative art. Add to that the fabulous Douglas Adams and some Edward Gorey picture books, and we've got it made!!
Horror anthologies, full of all those delightful things that make you jump. And new werewolf fiction!
Two great Maine authors, Stephen King and Alexander Irvine. I
highly recommend both King's Dark Tower series and Irvine's books, especially his short story collection shown here, Pictures from an Expedition, which is terrific -- I'm really enjoying it.
Mysteries! John Connolly is great, and bases his writing practice here in Maine as well as the UK. The latest Gilda Joyce is another fun romp, and here's a Mark Helprin collection I've never seen before (not mystery, just good fiction!).
Strange non-fiction, my favorite! A couple of Stephen King explorations, another great bang-up job of telling Yankee folklore and legends by Joseph Citro, and more paranormal stuff than you can shake a stick at.
Horror and ghosts! The Seance by John Harwood is a favorite of mine, and Ramsey Campbell knows how to really creep a soul out.
Beautiful art books, for those who are fans of illuminated manuscripts and turn of the century decorative art. Add to that the fabulous Douglas Adams and some Edward Gorey picture books, and we've got it made!!
Horror anthologies, full of all those delightful things that make you jump. And new werewolf fiction!
Two great Maine authors, Stephen King and Alexander Irvine. I highly recommend both King's Dark Tower series and Irvine's books, especially his short story collection shown here, Pictures from an Expedition, which is terrific -- I'm really enjoying it.
Mysteries! John Connolly is great, and bases his writing practice here in Maine as well as the UK. The latest Gilda Joyce is another fun romp, and here's a Mark Helprin collection I've never seen before (not mystery, just good fiction!).
Strange non-fiction, my favorite! A couple of Stephen King explorations, another great bang-up job of telling Yankee folklore and legends by Joseph Citro, and more paranormal stuff than you can shake a stick at.
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