I miss those days, where I could literally read a book a day lounging in my bedroom smiling as I cast my eyes over words designed to scare, yet eliciting a pleasure in me.

I am sure I read every single one of these and many more besides. #12 – Satan’s Love Child should win awards for its magnificence. Looking for books by John Halkin See all books authored by John Halkin, including Slither, and Fangs of the Werewolf (Fleshcreepers), and more on. #10 – Patricia Wallace brings the awesome Twice Blessed Out of the murky sewers they suddenly attackedsnapping, biting, ripping at his flesh.

#1 – Daddy’s Little Girl by Daniel Ransom Slither John Halkin 3.54 142 ratings27 reviews From his first terrifying, bloody encounter with them Matt Parker knew they were lethal to the human race. Some are scary, some dodgy as hell – but all of them should be celebrated! 13 of the most hideous of book covers with no explanation needed. Year : 1980 Pages : 215 Genre : Horror Language : English Triggers : None Rating : 3 out of 5 Source : Self-purchased After the disappointment of the retro jungle adventure ‘The Ants’ last month, I’m please to say that August’s Carry on Screaming entry is a. So we decided there was nothing better to do for Halloween than celebrate the shock of them all with fifteen Horror Book covers from those heady, blood soaked pulpy days. Title: Slither Author: John Halkin Publisher: Hamlyn Pub. John Halkins Slither Homeworld Possibly Earth Abilities Voracious appetite Hive mind Possibly telepathy Members Queen worms Male worms Hobby Eating Goals Eat as much as possible Destroy their own corpses to prevent people from learning about them. The 80s saw so many books published purely to strike terror into the reader, with exceptionally unsubtle covers. A door had been opened at a prime time for horror novels.

Slither by John Halkin