MASSIVE Horror Haul! 70+ Books!

My biggest haul ever. Over 70 vintage horror novels!
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[@civoreb]

In a Dark Dream made me buy everything I could find from Charles L Grant. Around 40+ books that is. He is very good at the quiet horror/dread creeping up.

[@littlelibraryofhorrors]

A lot of his cover art implies that, and I love it. I'd love to find a copy of After Midnight someday, the cover is beautiful.

[@GlynDwr-d4h]

Andrew Neiderman also wrote a book called Pin, which is fantastic. I'd say that's a must-read if you're into vintage horror paperbacks or horror fiction that is on the weirder and more cerebral side. He was also the ghost writer who wrote half of VC Andrews' books after her death. Pin also has a pretty good stepback cover. There's even a movie.

[@littlelibraryofhorrors]

That's where I remember the name from! I'm still after a copy of Pin. The stepback art is incredible, and I've heard the story is very disturbing.

[@Authorfan]

Besides Servants of Twilight, Whispers, Intensity, Phantoms, Twilight Eyes are also sure bets. Enjoy.

[@littlelibraryofhorrors]

I appreciate that, thank you!

[@whatalicesaw]

FYI: The Anita Blake book is part of the series that gave us the TV show “True Blood.” Author: Laura K Hamilton

[@littlelibraryofhorrors]

Wow, I didn't know that! Very cool.

[@djavatar68]

Servants of Twilight by Koontz is a perfect starting point for him. In Darkness Waiting by John Shirley and Picture of Evil are both excellent!

[@littlelibraryofhorrors]

Glad to hear all the praise for these books! Definitely think I'll get to Koontz next year.

[@GG_T.V.]

Great find thats such a great find and at a great deal :)

[@littlelibraryofhorrors]

Thanks so much! I'm currently in the midst of an even BIGGER haul, if you can believe it! And at a better price!

[@GG_T.V.]

@@littlelibraryofhorrors omg that's unbelievable I can't wait to watch that haul if you record it 🙂

[@BioPhoenixReviews]

lots of very cool stuff here. The Keep sounds interesting i will be on the lookout for it and i was surprised it even has a movie adaptation. floating dragon from peter straub is one i plan on reading from him soon, i also never read him yet but there is a few he has written i want to check out i have only read 3 dean koontz books and i liked what i read, then again i only read his early mystery thrillers like Dragon Tears, Key to Midnight and The Bad Place and i enjoyed them personally. also cool to know that you like berserk as well

[@Divavampx]

What a steal! So happy for you!

[@littlelibraryofhorrors]

Thanks, Heather!

[@mariusdimache382]

Good stuff!

[@littlelibraryofhorrors]

I appreciate that, thank you!

[@TheBookGraveyard]

Excellent scores! I have a few of those but the only one of the bunch I've read is the Shades of Evil by Hugh B Cave. It was a cool voodoo story. Had a kind of X-File monster of the week vibe. He wrote a bunch of horror novels having to deal with voodoo.

[@littlelibraryofhorrors]

I haven't read anything by him myself, but I just absolutely love his name. It just rolls off the tongue so well, haha. Thanks for watching!

[@chamilton4577]

I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream is a classic story by Harlan Ellison. I read that Barbara Hambly book last year and would definitely recommend it.

[@littlelibraryofhorrors]

I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream has been one I've wanted to read since rediscovering reading years back. I think I'm going to get to it this year. Thanks for the recommendation! I'll be sure to keep it aside!

[@pigboss5786]

Found this randomly, cool haul you got. I can’t believe you only have one Masterton book out of over 900. I wish I had more but I refuse to buy online and my only used bookstore is pretty lame when it comes to horror paperbacks. I’m mostly a vhs collector. The only paperbacks I own right now are: - The Apparition by George Bishop - The Night Caller by Brennan Patrick - Oktober by Stephen Gallagher - Children of the Shroud by Garfield Reeves Stevens - Living Things by John Russo - Hocus Pocus by Jack Scaparro - Feast by Graham Masterton - The Djinn by Graham Masterton

[@pigboss5786]

Obviously I commented before your video was over 😆

[@littlelibraryofhorrors]

@pigboss5786 All good, man! We've all done it! Super cool you're a VHS collector! A close friend of mine is also a VHS collector, mainly horror, and it's like walking into a Blockbuster catered specifically to my tastes, haha. I've got a few VHS myself, but nothing rare. I don't think, at least. I've got a copy of JAWS that seems to be lacking any usual markings on the sleeve. It's pretty much just the painting and the title.

[@pigboss5786]

@@littlelibraryofhorrors all about horror brother. Cheers, looking forward to more videos.

[@GardnerGoldsmith]

Dude! I love it! What a great video! F. Paul's work is phenomenal, and he actually did the line-edits on my first novella! He's a great guy, and Ray Garton also is a really nice man. Awesome finds! I wonder if you've read F. Paul's Repairman Jack series? He weaves together certain characters from "The Keep" with the character of Jack, who "fixes" problems for people around NYC. Fantastic stories! Rock on, and thank you!!

[@littlelibraryofhorrors]

I actually haven't read any of his work yet, but I've had a ton of people tell me I need to read The Keep, so I'm planning on checking that out this year. That's awesome he worked on your novella! What's it called? I'd love to check it out. Thanks so much for the incredibly kind words and your time!

[@sjnmhn]

Robert Masello's Spirit wood has Kindle edition of 1.99!! go check it out!!

[@buyahhhhrooo4418]

When hearing you say you have issues with mixing other genres with horror I find that interesting because horror is kind of inherently a subgenre. All horror is either science fiction/horror, fantasy/horror, or crime/horror. Some are just a bit more obvious than others. Just food for thought.

[@littlelibraryofhorrors]

What I meant by that was, I don't like when an author tries to make the story very real and grounded, and then just throws in this element of the supernatural seemingly out of nowhere. Like Rose Madder by King.

[@Pwruss25]

Some really good stuff there! What’s the best way to inquire about a trade? Also, are there any Koontz or King titles you need? I am going to a huge bookstore that has tons of their stuff. Some of the Koontz is less than a dollar.

[@littlelibraryofhorrors]

Check out the Facebook group Retro Horror Paperback Art and reach me from there! I can send you a picture of what I have for trade. As far as King and Koontz, I've pretty much got most of their work. The only thing I'd really need is a hardcover of The Green Mile.

[@squashchefan]

You ever got round to reading Tengu? That was my first horror novel. What an amazing opening chapter, first page and even first paragraph. Definitely grabs you

[@littlelibraryofhorrors]

I haven't! The cover looks incredible, and I definitely want to check out some of his work, so that may be my first one.

[@squashchefan]

@@littlelibraryofhorrors look out for his other books of that era. The Heirloom, Devils of D-Day and Wells of Hell. Fun pulpy nonsense especially that last one

[@littlelibraryofhorrors]

@squashchefan Absolutely! In my latest video, I found a copy of his book, Condor, and I was over the moon. The cover and concept are both wild and I can't wait to dive in. Sometimes it's nice to take a break from the macabre and hop into the absurd for a breather.

[@Godovgrind]

👍👍👍

[@Emily-Whitfield]

Terry Brooks and Terry Prachett are both renowed fantasy authors!! Brooks wrote the Shannara series and Prachett wrote the Discworld series!! I didn't care too much for Carrion Comfort either! So boring, it took me forever to read it!! Its so overrated!! The Keep by F.Paul Wilson is great!! The others look good too!!