Publication: Havsmonster

Publication: HavsmonsterPublication Record # 853304
Editor: uncredited
Date: 1978-00-00
ISBN: 91-32-41857-4 [978-91-32-41857-0]
Publisher:
B. Wahlström^?B. Wahlstrom
B. Wahlstroem
Pub. Series:
Kalla Kårar, ryslig midnattsläsning^?Kalla Karar, ryslig midnattslasning
Kalla Kaarar, ryslig midnattslaesning
Pub. Series #: 49
Price:
skr 7.95^?skr: Swedish krona (crown). ISO code: SEK
Pages: 158
Format:
pb^?Paperback. Typically 7" by 4.25" (18 cm by 11 cm) or smaller, though trimming errors can cause them to sometimes be slightly (less than 1/4 extra inch) taller or wider/deeper.
Type: ANTHOLOGY
Cover: Havsmonster by Enric (variant of Das Monster aus der Tiefe 1973)
Notes: Data from Serielagret. Price from cover image. Number of pages from the WorldCat entry. The cover reprints that of Gespenster-Krimi #15.
External IDs:
- Libris: 7244541 Web view Other formats
- Libris XL: cvnj905p3p8wjp3 Web view Other formats
- OCLC/WorldCat: 186160017

Cover art supplied by ISFDB on this Web page

Anthology Title: Havsmonster • anthology by uncredited

Contents (view Concise Listing)

Levande lik • short story by Eugene Burdick (trans. of Log the Man Dead 1953)
Hämnden^?Haemnden
Hamnden
• [Faring Town] • short story by Robert E. Howard (trans. of Sea Curse 1928)
Fiskhuvudet • short story by Irvin S. Cobb (trans. of Fishhead 1913)
Djupens vidunder • short story by H. P. Lovecraft (trans. of Dagon 1919)
Kurs mot döden^?Kurs mot doeden
Kurs mot doden
• short story by John Russell (trans. of The Slaver 1918) [as by John Russel]
Havets fånge^?Havets faange
Havets fange
• [Sargasso Sea] • short story by William Hope Hodgson (trans. of From the Tideless Sea 1906) [as by W. H. Hodgson]
Död ombord^?Doed ombord
Dod ombord
• short story by W. Clark Russell (trans. of The Phantom Death 1893) [as by W. C. Russel]
Djävulsskeppet^?Djaevulsskeppet
Djavulsskeppet
• short story by Joseph Conrad (trans. of The Brute 1906)
Skräcknatt ombord^?Skraecknatt ombord
Skracknatt ombord
• [Sargasso Sea] • short story by William Hope Hodgson (trans. of More News of the Homebird 1907) [as by W. H. Hodgson]