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It's as if no paperback horror novel of the '70s was complete without a blurb that referenced The Omen, The Exorcist, Rosemary's Baby, The Other, or 'Salem's Lot. But why shouldn't publishers try to market their books to an audience that was growing unexpectedly large? Anything that got the book into readers' hands even for a few moments was necessary; anything to get them to part with a cool buck-fifty was legit. Same for cover art: my God do I love this Rowena Morrill illustration - that…

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Welcome back for another fun Spooktacular post and giveaway to celebrate Halloween and count down to the 11th anniversary of Beautiful Demons! We’ve had a slight change in schedule, and today we’ll be talking about some of our favorite spooky reads. Ever since I was a young girl, I have loved to read scary stories. In fact, I very clearly remember getting a collection of scary stories and urban legends from the Scholastic Book Fair when I was about nine and reading them over and over again…

Admit it: you barely learned how to multiply fractions because you were up too late every school night reading Fear Street books. Yes, it’s absolutely shameful, but at least nobody can see how you…

Keys of Hell by Louise Osborne

Designer Paul Bacon is known for developing the "Big Book Look" - commercial, bold and iconic - designing many well known covers from the 1960s through the early 2000s. Mulholland Books designer Lauren Harms tells how his Coma cover was revised for the new edition.