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The Long Hour Before Light by Ronald Scala

Pray for the light. Pray that you last that long. The Long Hour Before Light is a classic collection of Horror tales, re-mastered by Champagne Book Group  
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You're Invited, Horrible Haunts & Terrifying Tales by La Belle Rouge Poetess Of The Heart

Happy Halloween. A volume of Horrible Haunts & Twisted Tales taken from the horror books La Belle Rouge has written every October for a decade and a half. If you have read her works in the horror genre, you know the invitation is for you to enjoy thr  
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Purveyor of disturbing tales and unpalatable truths. A guide to dark corners that no sane person ventures into unscathed.


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Jonathan Jones is the creator of the Horror-Fantasy 'Sanguinem Mittere' saga, which begins with 'Heathen with Teeth'. He is rumoured to collude with dark spirits at the top of distant mountains, but he insists that he prefers red wine and never drinks when he's climbing. He tells stories that make you think about things you're not comfortable thinking about. He doesn't write stories about vampires, he writes stories with vampires in them - that use the potent imagery of vampires as a metaphor for very modern concerns.