Valancourt Books discussion

Here are a few of the titles we're working on so far for 2018.

Horror and Supernatural
The Auctioneer (1975) by Joan Samson
The Third Grave (1981) by David Case
All I Ever Dreamed: Collected Stories by Michael Blumlein
Blow the House Down (1970) by John Blackburn
Figures Unseen: Selected Stories by Steve Rasnic Tem
The Valancourt Book of Horror Stories: Volume Three
The Bedeviled (1978) by Thomas Cullinan
The Comeback (2016) by Bernard Taylor
This is Midnight (2017) by Bernard Taylor
Currently untitled collection of WW2 stories by Robert Westall

Vintage Thrills and Chills
Six Queer Things (1937) by C. St. John Sprigg

Literary and LGBT Fiction
In a Shallow Grave (1975) by James Purdy
Narrow Rooms (1978) by James Purdy
The Feathers of Death (1959) by Simon Raven
I Want What I Want (1966) by Geoff Brown
Embers: A Winter Tale (1946) by Frank Baker
Flamingoes in Orbit by Philip Ridley

Gothic & Victorian Fiction
Ruth the Betrayer; or, The Female Spy (1862-63) by Edward Ellis

I'm pretty psyched about the Bernard Taylor's and the Steve Rasnic Tem.
And the Blumlein.
And the David Case.
And volume 3 of the Valancourt Book of Horror Stories.

WOOT!

I've ordered a couple of these titles already but really, I've forgotten which ones.

I'm quite happy to see Narrow Rooms back in print. That's a good book.

You guys are so prolific. You need to set up an auto-ship book club or are they called "book boxes" now? :) I miss that Leisure Horror Club so much!

Bark wrote: "You guys are so prolific. You need to set up an auto-ship book club or are they called "book boxes" now? :) I miss that Leisure Horror Club so much!"

We've been trying to think of a way to do a subscription service. Maybe in 2019.

Valancourt Books wrote: "Bark wrote: "You guys are so prolific. You need to set up an auto-ship book club or are they called "book boxes" now? :) I miss that Leisure Horror Club so much!"

We've been trying to think of a w..."

sign me up.

Valancourt Books wrote: "Bark wrote: "You guys are so prolific. You need to set up an auto-ship book club or are they called "book boxes" now? :) I miss that Leisure Horror Club so much!"

We've been trying to think of a w..."

Can I sign up right now?!