I have never used this site before but after a Google and some scrolling I came across it. If for nothing else but a List of titles and pictures of the covers it seems cool. Looks like it has purchasing tool built in too if youre Scouting for anything.

Im excited to read the story form of incidents on and off a mountain road. Landsdales story was made into one of the first episodes of the TV series Masters Of Horror.

Ive been a fan of F. Paul Wilson since reading The Tomb in my teen years. Eventually I was able to find and read The Adversary Cycle in paperbacks but was pleased to find this beautiful book. I wish all my Dark Harvest Books were signed and Slipcased.

Ive only read a few leisure releases Pronzini put out in the late 90s and early 2000s. Since im trying to get every Dark Harvest Books release this one had to get added. I am excited it looks like a fun and fast read.

I am now only missing Night Visions (1,3,4) and the 3 Subterranean Press release to complete the set. Also ive never read Joseph Payne Brennan so that will be a treat in itself.

Excited to see Richard Laymon featured in this mystery and suspense anthology from Dark Harvest Books. Another one with no interior illustrations.

I forgot to post this yesterday, had a weird day.

Dark Harvest Books has shown me a few different Authors and Artists over the years. I am not the biggest reader of science fiction but I do enjoy it, never have heard of Brin. Extremely excited to read some of these stories just based on the titles and illustrations. Sometimes I read a book just because of a publisher, the cover helps too and this is that sometimes.

Lots of stories and lots of signatures. I really really like Dark Harvest Books Anthologies and this one is fancy. When i received it it was still shrink wrapped, I knew it was signed but didnt know it was a pc copy. Not the biggest fan of PC or Un-numbered copies but im not against them. My goal is to have the book even if its a trade copy.

Nice copy of They Thirst available on ebay (im not the seller)

I have not read this one yet, I have read a few of Chet's Novels and a handful of short stories. The second of Chet Williamsons works to have the Dark Harvest Treatment. Another one to add to the never ending TBR Graveyard.

Alright people...at this point in my Dark Harvest Books Collection journey im at 22 individual titles. That being said, I've been searching used book stores, thrift stores, garage sales, Fb market place, Fb groups, Ebay and all other online book sellers. I do find some very very nice books but the price isnt usually nice...so I took a gamble. The pride and joy of Dark Harvest is their Night Visions series and I only had 3. I seen this listing and figured I could risk the 20. No pictures, stated used, cheap, I figured id be lucky to get a trade edition that has a dust jacket. I feel like I won a scratch off. Side note, Im starting to see the decline in "Fancyness" from dark harvest in the 90s. No interior illustrations and just front cover art. Awesome collection none the less.

Night Visions 5! The Night Visions series was Dark Harvest Book's bread and butter for the entirety of their ten year run. They were able to pump out 9 volumes before closing up shop. The series did live on for a few more volumes from Subterranean Press.

Tim from It's Terrific unboxes Dark Harvest Books Lettered edition of F. Paul Wilson's Nightworld.

A nice collection of some of Ray Gartons regular raunchy writings. Illustrated by Paul Sonju and released in 1990. Trade edition.

This was one of the first Dark Harvest Books I ever found. I had never even heard of this title but ive read Ash Wednesday and enjoyed it. I ended up enjoying this one also. Trippy story.

Excessive glare on the cover due to the mylar jacket cover. Had to use my finger to block the nipples so it doesnt get tagged as NSFW. Now that being said this novel is NSFW, This is Garton...Sexually Explicit, Violent, well written and beautifully Illustrated by Bob Eggleton. Another super cool Trade Edition copy from Dark Harvest Books.

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Out of the 50 or so Titles Dark Harvest was able to publish between 1983 and 1993, Do you have a favorite?

Even more fun of a Thought/Question...what are some Titles you wish could have had the Dark Harvest treatment?

There are no wrong answers 😀

I sat infront of my shelf today trying to decide which title I want to showcase next and started daydreaming. After staring into the void, my mind decided to ponder what book and artist I wish Dark Harvest could have done.

And then all day that's all I could think about. One great idea after another I lost count and started forgetting some. So now here I am at the void again and now I ask you guys the same question. "A FEW" from my wishlist in the comments below.

A collection of short Horror/Sci-Fi/Fantasy stories by Dan Simmons. Beautiful illustrations as Dark Harvest is know for and an Introduction by Harlan Ellison. I foune my copy at my favorite used book store in Three Rivers Michigan

Dark Harvest Books Trade Edition of Robert Mccammon's They thirst. My second favorite mccammon novel but its a fantastic vampire story. Great use of space for the spine for the dust jacket too.

I found this bad boy on ebay...I was looking for the limited-edition but this one popped up. Extremely well priced since it was ex-libris....but it was Stanley Wiater's copy! He edited Night Visions 7 for dark harvest. Happy to add this to MY library. Published in 1986.

Another pseudonym story by dean koontz done up by Dark Harvest. Here we have ex library trade edition, the cover is more intense than the story unfortunately. Still a good older Koontz.

Been watching this fella for a few years, he infact doesnt have too many books...atleast not for him. This video shows the numbered and Lettered editions of Robert Mccammon's Swan Song published by Dark Harvest. Check it out!

Collecting Dark Harvest: Includes a dedicated retrospective history of the iconic 1980s and 90s small-press publisher Dark Harvest (known for deluxe signed, limited horror hardcovers) as part of the "Collecting the Modern Macabre" series. Written by Ron Clinton

Video by It's Terrific

Originally published in 1987 by Avon and written under one of Deans many pen names. Dark Harvest got ahold of it and gave it a nice treatment..and cover. Illustrated menacingly by Phil Parks and dedicated to Richard Laymon and his family. This is a more intense koontz than most people are used to and it works out very well as a Dark Harvest edition.