10 Сlassic Monster books. Illustrated : Beowulf, Frankenstein, The Golem, Dracula, The Call of Cthulhu

Frankenstein, Dracula . . . . Golem? How many monsters can you name? Have the mysterious powers of the Beetle or the Cthulhu ever caused chills to run down your spine? Only the bravest reader will dare to open this collection of classic horror stories where the deeds of nine monsters are recounted. Beware, once you release their dark powers, the monsters will be difficult to banish. You may find, like Gregg in The Novel of the Black Seal, that you have tampered with something beyond your control. Lovers of horror, mystery, and the fantastic will enjoy the terrifying tales woven by John Lesslie Hall, Mary Shelley, William Hodgson and other renowned authors.

Contents:

John Lesslie Hall. Beowulf

Mary W. Shelley. Frankenstein, or The Modern Prometheus

Gustav Meyrink. The Golem

Richard Marsh. The Beetle. A Mystery

William Hope Hodgson. The Voice in the Night

Arthur Machen. The Novel of the Black Seal

Bram Stoker. Dracula

Bram Stoker. Dracula's Guest

Nikolai Gogol. The Viy

H.P. Lovecraft. The Call of Cthulhu

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