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Alex Scully
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Enter At Your Own Risk: Fires and Phantoms - Alex Scully, Robert Dunbar, Andrew Wolter Enter At Your Own Risk: Old Masters, New Voices - Alex Scully, Carole Gill, Ed Medina, Joshua Skye, John Karr, Ambrose Bierce, Bram Stoker, B.E. Scully, Robbie Anderson, David Thomas, Edgar Allan Poe, Mari Adkins, H.P. Lovecraft, Nicky Peacock, Benjamin Sperduto, A.A. Garrison Enter at Your Own Risk: Dark Muses, Spoken Silences - Alex Scully, Blaze McRob, T. Fox Dunham, Carole Gill, B.E. Scully, Timothy Hurley, Mike Chinn, Gregory Norris, Jon Michael Kelley, Gary Braunbeck, Marcus Kohler
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Enter At Your Own Risk: Fires and Phantoms - Alex Scully, Robert Dunbar, Andrew Wolter, B.E. Scully
Enter At Your Own Risk: Old Masters, New Voices - Alex Scully, Carole Gill, Ed Medina, Joshua Skye, John Karr, Ambrose Bierce, Bram Stoker, B.E. Scully, Robbie Anderson, David Thomas, Edgar Allan Poe, Mari Adkins, H.P. Lovecraft, Nicky Peacock, Benjamin Sperduto, A.A. Garrison
Enter At Your Own Risk: Fires and Phantoms - Alex Scully, Robert Dunbar, Andrew Wolter
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My Book Blog rated it 10 years ago
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I was given a copy for an honest review.This anthology was very good. It had a mix of classic horror and modern. The theme isn't apparent in all of the stories, which is places or situations you shouldn't enter. I enjoyed all the stories, which is very rare for an anthology. The Sir Arthur Conan Doy...
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Chris' Eclectic Book Reviews
Chris' Eclectic Book Reviews rated it 12 years ago
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4 1/2 Stars.I really enjoyed this anthology. Strong stories by several modern writers, particularly B. E. Scully (definitely have to read Verland now) juxtaposed with classic writers exploring similar themes. And not just the obvious most published stories by the older writers. "There Was A Man D...
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Reading a Thousand Lives
Reading a Thousand Lives rated it 13 years ago
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I got this through goodreads giveaways. Thanks!This is a pretty good anthology with a creepy feel. If you're looking for slashers and gore, this definitely isn't the novel for you. As for me, I love a bit of good old creepy.There weren't many stories I truly "disliked", just one on the top of my hea...
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