Now that October is officially here, I thought I would blog or reblog about horror fiction every day of the month, leading up to Halloween! And what better place to start than Roger Zelazny’s A Night in the Lonesome October, a charming book that is traditionally read one chapter at a time per day through all of October?
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A brilliant book