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Dear Bones,
How good it was to step into the cold, draughty
hall here at Chapelwaite, every bone in an ache
from the abominable coach, in need of instant
relief from my distended bladder-- and to see a
letter addressed in your own inimitable scrawl
propped on the obscene little cherry-wood table
beside the door! |
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A spine-tingling
anthology of twenty tales from the master of
horror includes "The Lawnmower Man,"
"Children of the Corn," and "Graveyard
Shift," about the loathsome creatures living
beneath an old city building. In places
where fear swells and blood runs cold,
sinister forces and unspeakable things are
working the night shift. From the depths of
darkness, where hideous rats defend their
empire, to dizzying heights, where a
beautiful girl hangs by a hair above a
hellish fate, this chilling collection of
twenty short stories will plunge you into
the substream labyrinth of the most
spine--tingling, eerie imagination of our
time.
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