Seattle Times Book Editor Mary Ann Gwinn covered The Big Book of Ghost Stories with an interview with editor Otto Penzler, owner of The Mysterious Bookshop. Fun Stuff! And it is a Big Book – over 800 pages of scary stuff, from the beginnings of the form to the most modern, with authors such as Kipling, Twain, Derleth, Bierce, Wilde, Wharton and Lovecraft to Asimov, Morrell and Westlake (oh yes, we have it: Black Lizard tpo, $25).
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October 23, 2012
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