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Herbert Van Thal – Bedside Book Of Horror

Posted by demonik on September 6, 2007

Herbert Van Thal (ed) – The Bedside Book Of Horror (Arthur Baker, 1973)

Herbert Van Thal Bedside Horror

Foreword – Herbert Van thal

Prosper Merimee – The Venus Of Ille
R. H. Barham – Singular Passage …
Gerhart Hauptmann – The Sea Monster
Harry E. Turner – The Man Who Could Hear The Fishes Scream
Robert Aickman – The Clock Watcher
David Dixon – The Recluse
Christopher Bray – The Traveller
Roald Dahl – The Landlady
Fielden Hughes – Memoirs Of An Executioner
Alex Hamilton – A Shoal In Time

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