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Hester Lane's arrival in England reveals her true identity as Hester Jekyll, niece of the esteemed Dr. Henry Jekyll. She faces unexpected challenges in claiming her inheritance, as her newfound friends turn suspicious and the shadows of her uncle's mysterious past loom large. As brutal deaths occur and a sinister figure stalks her, Hester grapples with the chilling possibility that Dr. Jekyll—and the menacing Mr. Hyde—may not be gone for good.

Armchair Fiction presents extra large editions of classic science fiction double novels. “This Crowded Earth” is the first novel, penned by the author of “Psycho,” Robert Bloch. It deals with a future Earth where there are just too damned many people—and all of the problems that go along with it. Bloch spins a fine tale as he takes a prophetic look at a very possible world of the future. The second novel is by sci-fi veteran, Daniel F. Galouye. “Reign of the Telepuppets” is a wonderful tale about a robot colony run wild. To the naked eye they appeared to be nothing but a small group of robotic misfits. But the ruling robot, a surly pile of circuits and mechanisms named Bigboss, was sure that their tiny colony was the center of the universe. In fact, Bigboss was sure there was no other living creature that was superior to him in any way. Yet a constant nagging deep in his robotic memory drums hinted of something different. It was a fleeting memory of the far-off world from which he came. A world where creatures lived that might actually challenge his rule. Little did he know that a spaceship filled with those creatures was hurtling towards him through the void. Living creatures of flesh and blood…

Set in a dystopian future, the narrative follows a group of survivors navigating a world ravaged by madness and chaos. As society collapses, characters confront their inner demons and external threats, exploring themes of sanity, survival, and the human condition. The gripping storyline intertwines psychological horror with dark humor, offering a unique perspective on the fragility of civilization. Readers are taken on a thrilling journey through a landscape where trust is scarce, and every decision could mean life or death.

Set in a future where overpopulation strains Earth's resources, the government devises a controversial plan to address the crisis. As the narrative unfolds, the story explores the moral implications and potential consequences of their desperate measures. Renowned author Robert Bloch, known for his works like Psycho and Yours Truly, Jack the Ripper, weaves a gripping tale that challenges readers to consider the cost of survival in a world pushed to its limits.

After graduating from college, Lori returns home only to lose her parents in a fire. In the wake of this tragedy, unusual events begin to unfold, starting with the discovery of a girl named Priscilla Fairmount in an old high school yearbook who looks just like Lori. But the yearbook is from before Lori was born.

This special collection hearkens back to the best creepy, eerie horror comics of yesteryear, only these feature the added bonus of being adapted from stories by horror literature legends Robert Bloch, Richard Matheson, David J. Schow and Paul F. Wilson by comics luminaries like Ashley Wood, Ted McKeever and many more. Completely Doomed features the Eisner-nominated "Blood Son" by Wood and Chris Ryall, and 15 other adapted tales of wretched excess and predestined downfall, all presided over by the macabre madame, Ms. Doomed.

Robert Bloch's collection features his finest essays from fan magazines, showcasing his unique blend of humor, insight, and wordplay. With classics like "The Seven Ages of Fan" and "Poe and Me," this compilation includes 46 essays and 3 poems that reflect his wit and creativity. Bloch's engaging style and keen observations on fandom make this a standout work in his prolific career, appealing to both fans and literary enthusiasts alike.

Marion is lost on a dark and lonely road and thinks she is dreaming when she sees a motel sign shining in the darkness for Bates Motel. However, for Marion, the nightmare is only just beginning.