Alan Ryan

• Jan-1979
• / General Fiction
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Zebra Books, 1979. Anthology of original science fiction stories. Introduction by the editor and these stories: "When Dark Descends" by Charles L. Grant and Thomas F. Monteleone; "The Word" by Gregory Long; "St. Poleander's Eve" by R. A. Lafferty; "W...

• Mar-1981
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• Sep-1982
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• Nov-1983
• / Horror
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In the tiny Catskills town of Deacons Kill, the blizzard strikes without warning. The people of Deacons Kill have seen terrible storms before, and they settle down uneasily to wait it out. But this one is different. As the drifts creep higher, a trai...

• May-1984
• / Science Fiction / Fantasy
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The remote western coast of Ireland: a place of rock and mist and lashing waves, where the old customs and the oldest fears are still alive. Jack Quinlan, an American writer, is researching a book on the horrors of the Irish Famine. As the days pass,...

• Mar-1986
• / Science Fiction
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• May-1987
• / General Fiction
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• Sep-1987
• / Science Fiction
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This collection of thirteen tales of horror highlights the customs and traditions of the celebrated Halloween night of gouls and goblins and features contributions by such best-selling authors as Whitley Streiber, Robert Bloch, and Frank Belknap Long...

• Jan-1988
• / General Fiction
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• Jan-1988
• / Horror
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WELCOME TO DEACONS KILL Jack and Megan left the pleasures of New York success for the peaceful life of a small town in the Catskill Mountains. But Deacons Kill is not at peace. A thing born of the mountains -- something ancient and angry -- stares...

• Oct-1988
• / Horror
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Thick Trade Paperback, Edited by Alan Ryan, copyright 1987 with 33 Vampire Stories by Famous Authors on 621 pages. - They're lurking under the cover of darkness....and between the covers of this book. Here, in all their horror and all their glory are...

• Jul-2021
• / Literary
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*BOOK OF THE YEAR, IRISH CAP AWARDS 2023* Dive into a gripping adventure of survival, mystery, and the transformative power of the Australian wilderness.Jim Macken talks to trees. He dances around the fire and has made peace with the flies. In a bid ...

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Fourteen tales of horror written by women such as Jean Rhys, Muriel Spark, Ruth Rendell, Shirley Jackson, and Charlotte Perkins Gilman present the terrifying world of the supernatural from a female perspective...

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They're lurking under the cover of darkness … and between the covers of this book. Here, in all their horror and all their glory, are the great vampires of literature: male and female, invisible and metamorphic, doomed and daring.

Their skin deat...