Called the "Master of the Macabre" by Stephen King, the Bram Stoker Award winner presents his first collection of short stories. Features 32 of his best horror stories, including four brand-new stories. (June)
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Called the "Master of the Macabre" by Stephen King, the Bram Stoker Award winner presents his first collection of short stories. Features 32 of his best horror stories, including four brand-new stories. (June)
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It takes a lot to scare me but I will probably never eat macaroni & cheese again. Little is better than Stepehn King at taking ordinary every-day things and using them to scare the daylights out of you. I wouldn't try reading too many of his books one after the other. Give yourself time to get over one before you start another one.
