As a young lad, Charles Dickens eagerly read The Terrific Register, a cheap weekly serial that, he reported, "frightened my very wits out of my head." Scare yourself silly with more than 70 gruesome tales and woodcut illustrations from the original issues, including the chilling story of a now notorious killer who turned his victims into pies.
Item Number: 15837
As a young lad, Charles Dickens eagerly read The Terrific Register, a cheap weekly serial that, he reported, "frightened my very wits out of my head." Scare yourself silly with more than 70 gruesome tales and woodcut illustrations from the original issues, including the chilling story of a now notorious killer who turned his victims into pies. Hardcover, 5" x 8"; 142 pages.