Paperbacks from Hell

I can say, however, that *Paperbacks from Hell* is a great non-fiction historical stroll-down-memory-lane by Grady Hendrix that would make a fun and insightful gift.

I know you said not a book, but I was delighted to get Paperbacks from Hell, Grady Hendrix, from a friend last year. It's a non fiction history of pulpy 70s and 80s horror

While all of his books are great reads, I wanted to also put in a plug for his book about 80's era horror novels titled Paperbacks from Hell. It highlights a lot of older gems, as a horror lit fan, I found it quite enjoyable, sadly tracking down the books mentioned is the challenge. Still a fun read 🙂

I'm reading Paperbacks from Hell right now, which is amazing for folks who like the history of horror fiction.

Read Grady’s awesome “memoir” and the top 12 rated of the books. The Auctioneer was my favorite of the 12.

You should check out Hendrix’s non-fiction *Paperbacks from Hell.* There’s a treasure trove of novels listed there that are exactly what you are looking for.

Parent context: Is Paperbacks from Hell good? Reply: Absolutely!

I love Paperbacks from Hell, I just didn’t add it to the list as I kept it fiction.

Check out Grady Hendrix's Paperbacks From Hell. It's a tremendously fun read, a love letter to and showcase of great horror paperbacks from the 70s-80s.