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Too Much Horror Fiction

Collects and reviews vintage horror literature—mostly from the 1960s to the early 1990s.

  • By Will Errickson
  • Based in United States of America
  • Roughly eight posts per year
  • First post on

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Most recent posts

The Revenant by Hugh Zachary (1988): The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
Well, this was an unexpected treat. Long on my to-read list after the author's 1974 eco-horror Gwen, in Green become a personal favorite, Hugh Zachary's umpteenth novel The Revenant (Onyx, Aug 1988) is a respectable …
On , by Will Errickson, 75 words
The Pyx by John Buell (1959): She's Like Heroin to Me
With the finely-detailed image of a nude willowy blonde, tresses flowing, nipples bared, stomach taut, slim legs, and arched feet in full Playboy-model effect, the cover art for The Pyx promises a helluva lot! Especially …
On , by Will Errickson, 77 words
Latest Titles in Valancourt Books' Paperbacks from Hell Series: Two by Thomas Tessier
Valancourt Books has announced the 2023 release of two more titles in their long-running series of paperback horror featured in my and Grady Hendrix's Paperbacks from Hell. This time it's two 1980s novels by the …
On , by Will Errickson, 74 words