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message 1: by Robert (new)

Robert Kratky (bolorkay) | 342 comments Hi,

Anyone fond of Mr. Haining's anthologies and collections?

Any favorites?


message 2: by Shawn (new)

Shawn | 1168 comments I've read Irish Tales of Terror by Peter Haining (Irish Tales of Terror), Frankenstein Omnibus by Peter Haining (Frankenstein Omnibus), The Fantastic Pulps by Peter Haining (The Fantastic Pulps), The Unspeakable People Being Twenty of the World's Best Horror Stories by Peter Haining (The Unspeakable People: Being Twenty of the World's Best Horror Stories), The Gentlewomen of Evil An Anthology of Rare Supernatural Stories from the Pens of Victorian Ladies by Peter Haining (The Gentlewomen of Evil: An Anthology of Rare Supernatural Stories from the Pens of Victorian Ladies), The Art of Mystery and Detective Stories by Peter Haining (The Art of Mystery and Detective Stories) and Dead of Night by Peter Haining (Dead of Night) - although, sadly, read most of those pre-Goodreads so very few reviews - GENTLEWOMEN and IRISH TALES OF TERROR certainly were reviewed.

I've got quite a few more on my TBR shelves!


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Brad Middleton (middleton) | 1 comments I have The Dracula Scrapbook by Peter Haining as well as an earlier, larger edition published in 1976. Both are great books for vampire fans. :)


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