Anthology about larger-than-life people or freakish happenings. |
Also in Science Fiction Special 5. |
Revised from Sidgwick & Jackson 1968. Also in US (Belmont 1971). |
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“An anthology of rare supernatural stories from the pens of the Victorian Ladies.” Includes several illustrative plates from the Victorian era. |
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Anthology of 13 stories by authors connected to famous ghost movies, edited, with a prologue and story introductions by Haining. The Table of Contents lists the stories under the title of the associated film; the introduction to each story lists the film and story title; and the running heads usually list the story title. For simplicity the story titles are used in this listing. |
Anthology of 10 stories by authors connected to famous ghost movies or TV programmes, edited, with a prologue and story introductions by Haining. The Table of Contents lists the stories under the title of the associated film or TV series; the introduction to each story lists the film/series and story title; and the running heads usually list the story title. For simplicity the story titles are used in this listing. The cover is Ghost Movies II: More Classics of the Supernatural. |
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Fifteen stories inspired by strange events or dreams. Subtitled “Stories of Personal Encounters with the Supernatural”. |
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A selection of stories from Haining’s travels around the western hemisphere. |
Anthology of stories behind the classic horror films. US edition published by Stein & Day, May 1971. Later British paperback split into two volumes. |
First nine stories from The Ghouls (W.H. Allen, 1971). The Introduction and Afterword are reprinted in both volumes. |
Last nine stories from The Ghouls (W.H. Allen, 1971). The Introduction and Afterword are reprinted in both volumes. |
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Anthology of ghost stories related to the theatre and written by those with a close association with the stage. |
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Anthology of 26 detective stories by Irish writers. |
Reprint (Souvenir Press 2002) anthology. |
Anthology of humorous Irish stories. |
Reprint (Souvenir Press 1997) associational anthology. Associational anthology. |
Anthology of 20 short stories of murder and mystery by Irish authors ranging from Brendan Behan to Bob Shaw, each introduced by Peter Haining. |
Anthology of 28 stories of ghosts, faerie, and devilry, by Irish authors including Lord Dunsany, James Joyce, and W.B. Yeats. |
Anthology of 24 stories by Irish writers including Bram Stoker, George Bernard Shaw, and Jack Higgins. |
Anthology of 24 fantasy stories based on Irish myths and legends. |
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Reprint (Gollancz 1972) ghost/horror anthology. |
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“Stories About the Most Ghostly Night of the Year”. |
Anthology of “drug literature” with 19 stories and articles tracing the field from Coleridge to Crowley. |