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THE GOLDEN AGE reprint
Rest in Agony was written by Paul W. Fairman and published under the pen name by Ivar Jorgensen. It was published in Fantastic Adventures, January 1952. It is silly, but my kind of silly. It is cliche by todays standards, but only because it has been copied many times. However it is a look back at what was fresh and daring so many years ago we have...
Published 9 months ago by David E. Taeusch
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Uh Oh, Beware of this book
Hopefully, I bought the last known copy of this book. What a waste of $1.00 plus shipping. The cover is the best feature of the book. The plot never really goes anywhere (okay, it is insipid), the Satanists aren't very scary, Uncle Ambrose's ghost is comical, and the incest angle must have been thrown in for shock value. If you want to waste your money then by all...
Published on October 11, 2008 by P. N. Kerner
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5.0 out of 5 stars
THE GOLDEN AGE reprint,
This review is from: Rest in Agony (Mass Market Paperback)
Rest in Agony was written by Paul W. Fairman and published under the pen name by Ivar Jorgensen. It was published in Fantastic Adventures, January 1952.
It is silly, but my kind of silly. It is cliche by todays standards, but only because it has been copied many times. However it is a look back at what was fresh and daring so many years ago we have forgotten what was good reading in 1952.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Uh Oh, Beware of this book,
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This review is from: Rest in Agony (Mass Market Paperback)
Hopefully, I bought the last known copy of this book. What a waste of $1.00 plus shipping. The cover is the best feature of the book. The plot never really goes anywhere (okay, it is insipid), the Satanists aren't very scary, Uncle Ambrose's ghost is comical, and the incest angle must have been thrown in for shock value. If you want to waste your money then by all means buy this book but I'd rather catch a rerun of Dark Shadows or some other late 60s campy horror film.
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Rest in Agony by Paul W. Fairman (Mass Market Paperback - 1967)
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