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The Eighth Pan Book of Horror Stories

Raymond Williams

3.7/5 ( ratings)

Within these pages dwell secret dread, foul darkness, inward horror, hideous fear...

The Children... Lover's Leap... Sugar and Spice... The Benefactor... Suitable Applicant...

Innocent seeming titles, yet they mask some of the most fearful happenings devised in the human imagination.

Be warned, for here the sorcery of words practice their black arts in twenty spell-binding tales of terror.

To make a mockery of sleep, Gerald Kersh, Raymond Williams, Ray Bradbury, AGJ Rough and many others conjure stories of evil that encompass Cannibalism, Sorocide, Voodooism, Murder, Head-Shrinking, Demonology, The Supernatural, and worse... much, much worse.

Language: English

Pages: 236

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Pan Books

Release: May 06, 1967

The Eighth Pan Book of Horror Stories

Raymond Williams

3.7/5 ( ratings)

Within these pages dwell secret dread, foul darkness, inward horror, hideous fear...

The Children... Lover's Leap... Sugar and Spice... The Benefactor... Suitable Applicant...

Innocent seeming titles, yet they mask some of the most fearful happenings devised in the human imagination.

Be warned, for here the sorcery of words practice their black arts in twenty spell-binding tales of terror.

To make a mockery of sleep, Gerald Kersh, Raymond Williams, Ray Bradbury, AGJ Rough and many others conjure stories of evil that encompass Cannibalism, Sorocide, Voodooism, Murder, Head-Shrinking, Demonology, The Supernatural, and worse... much, much worse.

Language: English

Pages: 236

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Pan Books

Release: May 06, 1967

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