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  HP Lovecraft Goes to the Movies...

  H. P. Lovecraft

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  An anthology of original Lovecraft stories that inspired some of the scariest horror films in history. H.P. Lovecraft is universally regarded as one of the twentieth century’s most important horror authors. But with more than 100 movies based on his writing, he also ranks alongside Edgar Allan Poe and Stephen King as one of the most adapted authors of all time.H.P. Lovecraft Goes to the Movies presents the very best of the acclaimed author’s stories that have been adapted to film. The collection also includes an enlightening historical introduction, short headnotes for each story featuring interesting trivia, and an appendix with credits for each screen version.  Featured stories include: “The Colour out of Space”: filmed twice, once as a vehicle for Boris Karloff called Die, Monster, Die! “The Dunwich Horror,” also filmed two times, once with Dean Stockwell “Pickmans Model” and “Cool Air”: both for Rod Serlings Night Gallery TV program “The Call of Cthulhu,” which laid the foundation for the Cthulhu Mythos

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  Colder Than Ice

  Harambee K. Grey-Sun

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  From the author of Blind Dates: Weird Stories comes a haunting and captivating tale of a woman who feels like she's been uninvited to her own life. 
  A mess of relationships has left Meredith feeling like a stranger in her own skin. Her husband doesn't want her, her son takes after his father, and her secret lover is a mystery she can't unravel. Seeking a way out, she resolves to end her entanglements and regain her sense of self. But an attempt to sever ties only deepens into a nightmare when she realizes someone or something is not willing to let her go. 
  This unforgettable novella is a must-listen for fans of psychological horror and lovers of suspense. Read by an award-winning narrator.

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  Dead Vessel

  Amanda Fasciano

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  What are you supposed to do when the spirit of someone alive suddenly appears? 
  Having died in the line of duty, Detective Cadence Riley has been recruited to help police haunted locations so that the spirits don't give too much away to the living. She and her partner have also helped protect the living from non-human evil spirits. All is going according to procedure until someone alive appears before her. 
  Cadence has been reunited with her brother--who died ten years before when the majority of coeds in his dorm were slaughtered. Restoration of the old Victorian style dorm has begun as the college is intent on opening the building up once more. The construction does more than disturb the spirits of the dead, however. 
  The spirit of an old classmate, one not killed in the massacre, appears out of the blue. As Cadence and Snow begin to put the pieces of the puzzle regarding his sudden appearance in place, it becomes clear that more is at stake. This case, for both the living and the dead, is as dangerous as a raging fire. Someone is bound to get burned.

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  The Picture of Dorian Gray

  Oscar Wilde

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  Oscar Wilde brings his enormous gifts for astute social observation and sparkling prose to The Picture of Dorian Gray, his dreamlike story of a young man who sells his soul for eternal youth and beauty. This dandy, who remains forever unchanged-petulant, hedonistic, vain, and amoral-while a painting of him ages and grows increasingly hideous with the years, has been horrifying and enchanting readers for more than 100 years.Taking the reader in and out of London drawing rooms, to the heights of aestheticism, and to the depths of decadence, The Picture of Dorian Gray is not simply a melodrama about moral corruption. Laced with bon mots and vivid depictions of upper-class refinement, it is also a fascinating look at the milieu of Wilde's fin-de-siècle world and a manifesto of the creed "Art for Art's Sake."The ever-quotable Wilde, who once delighted London with his scintillating plays, scandalized readers with this, his only novel. Upon publication, Dorian was condemned as dangerous, poisonous, stupid, vulgar, and immoral, and Wilde as a "driveling pedant." The novel, in fact, was used against Wilde at his much-publicized trials for "gross indecency," which led to his imprisonment and exile on the European continent. Even so, The Picture of Dorian Gray firmly established Wilde as one of the great voices of the Aesthetic movement and endures as a classic that is as timeless as its hero.

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  The Triumphs of a Taxidermist

  H. G. Wells

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  Herbert George Wells (1866 – 1946) was a prolific English writer of science fiction stories and novels, and is often credited as the father of science fiction."The Triumphs of the Taxidermist" is a tongue in cheek macabre tale of a taxidermist's anecdotes of strange creatures he has stuffed, ranging from fraudulent birds to human beings.

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  Dead Lost

  Flint Maxwell

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  Jack is Back.Fifteen years have passed since Jack and the gang had their happy ending, and in that fifteen years, things have changed. A lot.The District, an empire led by the blood thirsty one-eyed man, is rapidly expanding, the dead are still walking, and Jack Jupiter is trekking back east. Alone.For what?Revenge.Don't miss book six in the smash-hit Jack Zombie series. If you like post-apocalyptic horror stories, then this series is for you!

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