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Author: David G. Hartwell

📘 The Color of Evil by David G. Hartwell

This anthology features a mix of classic and contemporary short stories by renowned authors such as Stephen King, John Collier, and Shirley Jackson. The collection explores themes of darkness, horror, and the macabre, offering readers a glimpse into the darker aspects of human nature and the supernatural. The stories range from classic literature to contemporary works, ensuring a diverse and captivating reading experience.

First publish date: September 15, 1991

Genre: General Fiction/Anthologies

Authors: David G. Hartwell

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