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The Bradbury Chronicles
The Bradbury Chronicles

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Vampire Detectives
Vampire Detectives

By Max-Allan Collins, Barry N Malzberg, Peter Crowther, William Sanders, Gary Alan Ruse, William F. Nolan, John Maclay, Richard Laymon, Edward D. Hoch, Douglas Borton, John Lutz, Wayne Allen Sallee, Barbara Paul, Tanya Huff, Nancy Holder, Jack Ketchum, Kathe Koja, James Kisner, Martin H. Greenberg, J. N. Williamson, Jean Little, Ed Gorman, P. N. Elrod, Martin Harry Greenberg

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9 • Introduction (Vampire Detectives) • essay by Ed Gorman 11 • Vampire Dollars • (1995) • novelette by William F. Nolan 41 • This Town Ain't Big Enough • [Victory Nelson, Investigator] • (19...

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Nukes Four Horror Writers on the Ultimate Horror
Nukes Four Horror Writers on the Ultimate Horror

By Mort Castle

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Introduction / John Maclay -- The house of life / J.N. Williamson -- Tight little stitches in a dead man's back / Joe R. Lansdale -- The view from Mount Futuba / Jessica Amanda Salmonson -- And of...

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Masques IV: All-New Works Of Horror And The Supernatural
Masques IV: All-New Works Of Horror And The Supernatural

By Gary Brandner, Kathryn Ptacek, Darrell Schweitzer, F Paul Wilson, Steve Allen, John Maclay, Rex Miller, Graham Masterton, T. Winter-Damon, Bruce Boston, Rick Hautala, Kristine Kathryn Rusch, James Kisner, John Coyne, Ray Russell, J. N. Williamson, J. N. Williamson, Brian McNaughton, Dan Simmons, Denise Dumars, Ed Gorman, Mort Castle, Gahan Wilson, Chet Williamson, Lois Tilton, Cameron Nolan, David T. Connolly

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Scanned, converted, re-formatted, proofed and eBook creation by Jerry. Introduction J.N. Williamson Acknowledgments The Pack Chet Williamson Children Kristine Kathryn Rusch Sea Gulls Gahan Wilson T...

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