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The book, first published in London in 1973, explores significant themes and ideas relevant to its time. It delves into the historical and cultural context of the era, presenting a unique perspective on the social dynamics and challenges faced by individuals. Through its engaging narrative and insightful analysis, it invites readers to reflect on the complexities of the human experience and the societal structures that shape it.

Enter a twilight zone of ghouls and ghosts. Let weird tales of the supernatural freeze your blood, and the unknown possess you!In this anthology of classic horror, the world's great writers plumb the depths of fear. Their stories range from histories of ancient evil to macabre modern experiments, from tales of werewolves and witches, to murderers' dark deeds.So take the ghost train to nowhere - and travel to the very limits of belief with The First Target Book of Horror .

This anthology The Man Who Cried Wolf by Robert Bloch; The Nameless Mummy by Arlton Eadie; The Man They Couldn't Hang by Judge Marcus Kavanagh; Legal Rites by Isaac Asimov and James MacCreagh; The Devil and Sharon Tate by Michael Ballantine; Not According to Dante by Malcolm Jameson; and The Exorcist - New York Style by Kurt Singer and Jane Singer.