Horror Classics Volume 1

by H. P. Lovecraft, W W Jacobs, Edgar Allan Poe

Overview

Thomas M. Malafarina, the prolific horror author, has compiled a volume of some of his favorite short stories including some classics by the greats of the genre. In addition to Tom's tales, these twenty-four thrillers also include classics from Poe, Shelley, Lovecraft and others; curated for your latenight pleasure.

Stories included in this volume:

• Spider Mine - Thomas M. Malafarina
• What Is A Man? - Thomas M. Malafarina
• Beyond The Mind's Eye - Thomas M. Malafarina
• Herbert West Reanimator- "A" - H. P. Lovecraft
• When They Come For You - Thomas M. Malafarina
• I Waited For You - Thomas M. Malafarina
• Be Careful What You Wish For - Thomas M. Malafarina
• The Monkey's Paw - W. W. Jacobs
• Memorial Day - Thomas M. Malafarina
• This Train - Thomas M. Malafarina
• Duelers Alley - Thomas M. Malafarina
• The Tell-Tale Heart - Edgar Allen Poe
• Ring-Ring - Thomas M. Malafarina
• Double Yellow - Thomas M. Malafarina
• The Age Of Man - Thomas M. Malafarina
• Beyond The Wall Of Sleep - H. P. Lovecraft
• A Love Best Served Cold - Thomas M. Malafarina
• Homecoming - Thomas M. Malafarina
• Breathe - Thomas M. Malafarina
• The Premature Burial - Edgar Allen Poe
• Whence Cometh The Wolf? - Thomas M. Malafarina
• The Beast Unseen - Thomas M. Malafarina
• Remember When - Thomas M. Malafarina
• The Mortal Immortal - Mary Shelley

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781620067864
Publisher:	Hellbender Books
Publication date:	02/11/2020
Pages:	240
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.55(d)

About the Author

Howard Phillips Lovecraft (1890-1937), commonly known as H. P. Lovecraft, was an American author known for his works of horror fiction (many of which have been adapted into movies). Having died in obscure poverty, he achieved posthumous fame for his books and stories. Today, he is best known for his take on The Call of Cthulhu. Because of his influence on contemporary writers and the development of his unique style known as "Lovecraftian," he is often compared to Edgar Allan Poe.