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1983 - The Dodd, Mead Gallery of Horror [ed. Charles Grant] (James DeLotel)
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Date: 2024-03-20
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michaelkottler
By the way, while all the stories here are amazing, Bloch's The Rubber Room is brilliant. For the youngest member of the Lovecraftian Circle he sure covered a lot of ground and did it in high, and frequently creepy AF super-influential, style from Lovecraft to Psycho and beyond. That being said, again: all the tales here are fantastic.
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By the way, while all the stories here are amazing, Bloch's The Rubber Room is brilliant. For the youngest member of the Lovecraftian Circle he sure covered a lot of ground and did it in high, and frequently creepy AF super-influential, style from Lovecraft to Psycho and beyond. That being said, again: all the tales here are fantastic.
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paulcampbell6003
Many thanks for this: I live in the UK and have all of Grant's anthologies - except this one! I have half of the stories scattered throughout various other anthologies, so therefore it has been a real pleasure to finally get to hear and experience the other ten stories which I don't have copies of! Once again, many thanks!
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Many thanks for this: I live in the UK and have all of Grant's anthologies - except this one! I have half of the stories scattered throughout various other anthologies, so therefore it has been a real pleasure to finally get to hear and experience the other ten stories which I don't have copies of! Once again, many thanks!
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michaelkottler
My first listen to a Hellblazer1138 Audio production and what a listen it's been. Fine narration of a great anthology w/many standouts. And the authors! A fine group including Theodore Sturgeon (but we know who he really is) whose Venus on the Half-Shell blew my young mind back in the day. Great post. Thank you HB1138 A!
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My first listen to a Hellblazer1138 Audio production and what a listen it's been. Fine narration of a great anthology w/many standouts. And the authors! A fine group including Theodore Sturgeon (but we know who he really is) whose Venus on the Half-Shell blew my young mind back in the day. Great post. Thank you HB1138 A!
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Laurencemardon
Holy moly! Thank-you so much:
This contains the story Canavan's Back Yard!
I've been looking to find either a printed or audio version for years. but mis-remembered the title as Canavaughn's. this is a hauntingly weird story: highly recommended! Many thx for pisting.
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Holy moly! Thank-you so much:
This contains the story Canavan's Back Yard!
I've been looking to find either a printed or audio version for years. but mis-remembered the title as Canavaughn's. this is a hauntingly weird story: highly recommended! Many thx for pisting.
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philarmstrong3765
Bit of a departure for you. I'll give it a shot. And, hey, THANKS! I'm now blind(ish) but as a lifelong voracious reader who can no longer read, you've made my life better. (P. S. please more quirky sci fi like Sheckley, Bob Shaw, Vonnegut, D F Galouye) Thanks again!
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Bit of a departure for you. I'll give it a shot. And, hey, THANKS! I'm now blind(ish) but as a lifelong voracious reader who can no longer read, you've made my life better. (P. S. please more quirky sci fi like Sheckley, Bob Shaw, Vonnegut, D F Galouye) Thanks again!
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sigmasix3719
I know a couple of people like the character in the rubber room but they are bonkers about vaccines global warming and flat earth as well as the Zionist conspiracy.
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I know a couple of people like the character in the rubber room but they are bonkers about vaccines global warming and flat earth as well as the Zionist conspiracy.
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brian197686
I don't quite understand why the Easter Bunny had to die. It didn't pose a threat to any of them. It seems needlessly cruel.
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I don't quite understand why the Easter Bunny had to die. It didn't pose a threat to any of them. It seems needlessly cruel.
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audiobooks
Thank you for the horror of the seventies, the decade I grew up in. I really enjoy the stories and the memories they recall.
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Thank you for the horror of the seventies, the decade I grew up in. I really enjoy the stories and the memories they recall.
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wadejohnston4305
Some really hard hitting stories here. The rubber room in particular is rather poignant.
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Some really hard hitting stories here. The rubber room in particular is rather poignant.
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audiobooks
Stephen king is literally dogshit apart from The Shining. 11/Whatever/69 gave me mental AIDS.
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Stephen king is literally dogshit apart from The Shining. 11/Whatever/69 gave me mental AIDS.
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williamshelton4150
My mother had this book. I have not read it in thirty years. Thank you for posting!
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My mother had this book. I have not read it in thirty years. Thank you for posting!
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Norfolk250
At first, I didn't care-much at all for Janie, but, she grew on me. I kinda like her style.
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At first, I didn't care-much at all for Janie, but, she grew on me. I kinda like her style.
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