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So many new books, so few orders coming in! Help us even the balance a little bit by picking up one or two of these! We also have a couple of brand-new preorders on our site that aren't in this graphic. Mosey on over to site, poke around and take a gander at all our new stuff!

It's Women in Horror Month, and we've updated our WiHM page to include some of our more recent excellent reissues by women authors. Check it out and discover a new favorite or two: valancourtbooks.com/womeninhorror.…

On this St Patrick's Day, let's remember the words of W.B. Yeats, "Come away, O, human child! To the woods and waters wild, With a fairy hand in hand, For the world’s more full of weeping than you can understand." Here's some Emerald Island horror for your St Paddy's Day:

Cover art for our sixth and (for now, at least) final Robert Bloch reissue just in! Preorder details in our next email newsletter April 6 (signup box on the front of our site). This is Bloch's classic Lovecraftian novel, long out of print.

Robert Bloch’s 1945 collection THE OPENER OF THE WAY includes some cosmic horrors, some comic ones, and plenty of entertaining storytelling from his Weird Tales era. Valancourt Books consideringstories.wordpress.com/2025/03/27/ope…

Five J.B. Priestley reissues (The Doomsday Men, The 31st of June, The Shapes of Sleep, Saturn Over the Water; Salt Is Leaving) are imminently about to go out of print. If you haven't got these and want one, now is the time to order. Within a week or so, they will be gone forever.

Orders for our latest MONSTER, SHE WROTE volume, Rosalind Ashe's neglected 1970s novel of possession, MOTHS, are shipping now from our website! This is a terrific book for those who like their horror on the literary side. valancourtbooks.com/moths-1976.html

Our umpteenth reissue by the prolific British horror/thriller writer John Blackburn is now up for order! COLONEL BOGUS (1964) is a superior Cold War-era thriller that ranks among Blackburn's best. Check it out here: valancourtbooks.com/colonel-bogus-…. Cover by Pedro Marques.

Margaret O'Donnell's dystopian novel THE BEEHIVE (1980) is taking the world by storm, with a new edition in Italy and editions on the way in Brazil, Russia, and more. If you missed this one, the precursor to The Handmaid's Tale, you should check it out: valancourtbooks.com/the-beehive-19…

Over on YouTube, the Outlaw Bookseller has done a video featuring three of our reprints, including a couple of titles you likely missed. Check it out! youtube.com/watch?v=DPF2PX…

We have 3 ebooks in the new StoryBundle, where you get 12 ebooks curated by Nick Mamatas for just $25! DRM-free! This is an animal-themed bundle, so we've contributed three avian horror novels from our backlist, gems by Stephen Gregory and Frank Baker: storybundle.com/animals

I've always pronounced John Dos Passos's name with long 'o' sounds, but Merriam-Webster has it as something like "das passes". Anyone know the correct pronunciation? His name keeps popping up irritatingly in this audiobook we're doing and we want to get it right.

Happy birthday to the late, great Michael McDowell, who would've been 75 today. To celebrate (and to get you reading his great books), we're doing a FLASH ONE-DAY SALE on two of his best, THE ELEMENTALS and COLD MOON OVER BABYLON, both just $2.99 today only on Kindle worldwide!

Up for preorder! Brian Moore's award-winning magical realist gem THE GREAT VICTORIAN COLLECTION (1975), in which a historian has a dream about a priceless collection of Victoriana and awakens to find it's real & spread out beneath his window. Check it out: valancourtbooks.com/the-great-vict…

$2.99 Pride deals on Kindle! Robin Maugham's THE SERVANT (1948) is the sinister tale of a man insidiously corrupted by his butler, while in Charles Jackson's (The Lost Weekend) THE FALL OF VALOR (1946), a man's marriage begins to crumble when he falls for a marine captain.