Of course, I am more critical about the ones I didn’t enjoy as much. It’s the opposite I want to celebrate the ones I think are absolutely great. My intention here isn’t to belittle or discourage the purchase of the books I ended up ranking toward the bottom. That’s sort of an experiment - I prefer letting my posts stand as they were written - so we’ll see how it goes.Īnd, finally, Valancourt is a great press and a not especially huge one.
My plan is to update this list as I read them, but I do not intend to revise the content of the existing entries any more than would be absolutely necessary. As I write this, two other books are in the pipeline. Proceed at your own risk, basically.Īlso, Paperbacks from Hell is an ongoing series. You won’t find any story-ruining spoilers below, but obviously I will cite some sequences and examples from the books, so if one of them piques your interest and seems like something you’d enjoy, don’t hesitate to stop reading my mini-review. And yes, I stole the format, but I stole it from myself so I think that’s okay. I encourage you to give the series a look, if you’re interested at all, and I might as well do so by ranking every Paperback from Hell, worst to best. In a few cases, though, the material has risen well beyond what I thought I’d find. I expected I’d be in for some gory, dopey fun. I’ve snapped up every Paperbacks from Hell reprint, and I’m glad I have. (Not entirely without reason, but still.) It was inspired by Grady Hendrix’s excellent Paperbacks from Hell, itself an entertaining and fascinating history of a publishing subset most people saw as disposable. In 2019, Valancourt Books began reissuing out-of-print horror novels under the Paperbacks from Hell label. Julian Katris Do on Housekeeping post: Nov.Zing on How to assemble the soundtrack of Death Stranding.Limited to 100 copies, each one is signed by Wood and Wright.Will be packed with care.Please let me know if you have any questions and thank you for looking. Cloth in clear Mylar dustjacket with printed endsheets and interior color artwork. Their secret follows them to modern-day Brooklyn, where they continue their relationship and keep their deadly cabal until one day a new threat arrives.Drawing on Jewish mythology and folklore, the novel also combines well-drawn characters and police procedural to create a memorable and humane horror novel. Ribbon marker, head and tail bands, three-piece cloth construction.Highly acclaimed when first published in 1981, The Tribe follows a group of Jewish people who not only survive the concentration camps, but thrive. Issued with an acetate dust jacket.From the Centipede Press site:Limited to 100 copies, each signed by Bari Wood and T.M.
#32/100 copies, signed by Bari Wood and T.M. This book is new and unread! I need to downsize (so I can collect other books!) but it's a wonderful copy.
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