Satan's Signature

<p><em>The man's become inhuman I tell you said Kemp. I am as sure he will establish a reign of terror-so soon as he has got over the emotions of this escape-as I am sure I am talking to you.</em></p><p>Whether creepily eccentric dangerously ambitious or downright villainous the mad scientist has been influential on the horror genre ever since Dr. Victor Frankenstein created his monster. His literary descendants-found in notable works by writers as varied as <strong>Robert Louis Stevenson</strong> <strong>Jack London</strong> and <strong>H. G. Wells</strong>-are collected here in <strong><em>Satan's Signature</em></strong>.</p><p>Curated and edited by <strong>C.S.R. Calloway</strong> <strong><em>Horror Historia</em></strong> brings together the most influential monsters and original gothic stories in one blood curdling collection.</p>