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Burn Witch Burn
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joysilenceLJ-SEC: (ORIGINALLY POSTED BY dfordoom)
Abraham Merritt, “Burn Witch Burn”.
This is an unusual tale of witchcraft involving demonic dolls, a tale that also involves gangsters and an unfortunate doctor caught in the middle. The dolls are very disturbing, and although they’ve since become a bit of a horror cliché back in 1933 when this book was published they were still an idea that was fresh and original. It’s a short book that moves along very quickly but there’s plenty of tension and there are some genuinely creepy moments.
dfordoom)Abraham Merritt, “Burn Witch Burn”.
This is an unusual tale of witchcraft involving demonic dolls, a tale that also involves gangsters and an unfortunate doctor caught in the middle. The dolls are very disturbing, and although they’ve since become a bit of a horror cliché back in 1933 when this book was published they were still an idea that was fresh and original. It’s a short book that moves along very quickly but there’s plenty of tension and there are some genuinely creepy moments.
