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Clive Barker's first brilliant novel which was the basis for the classic horror film 'Hellraiser'.

A body horror novella, like a ghost story written by The Marquis de Sade.

* Intro to-be-shot

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The Hellbound Heart - Clive Barker BOOK REVIEW

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Babablon's Whispers

I loved this book! I'm starting to work my way through his others. Check out Cabal

Jimmy Bramlett

I was 15 when I started reading Clive Barker, and it was a fucking revelation. It helped me realize that yes, I am a raging homo, and that it was perfectly all right. It may also explain all of my perversions now.

Griffen Durrett

Where did your wife get the shirt?? I love it. Terrific as always, need to read my copy.

Andrew Wright

Wanted to read this before watching and was lucky enough to snag it from the library. Finished quickly last night when I should have been sleeping. Compulsively readable. Loved it. Thanks for another great recommendation