Books like Cults! by Charles G. Waugh
This anthology of short horror stories takes readers on a journey through the macabre and supernatural, drawing inspiration from a variety of historical and cultural elements. The stories cover a wide range of themes, including demonology, cults, and the occult. From the Cornfields of Kansas to the Cornfields of New England, the stories are told by renowned authors like Frank Harris, H.G. Wells, and Stephen King, and are sure to leave a chilling impression.
First publish date: 1983
Genre: Horror/Supernatural Horror
Authors: Charles G. Waugh
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