Francis Stevens – författare

Affective Neuroscience in Psychotherapy

A Clinician's Guide for Working with Emotions

Affective Neuroscience in Psychotherapy

A Clinician's Guide for Working with Emotions

Nightmare and Other Tales of Dark Fantasy

Heads of Cerberus

Claimed

Citadel of Fear

Nightmares!

The Heads of Cerberus

Citadel of Fear, Special Armchair Fiction Illustrated Edition with Cover Gallery

Heads of Cerberus

Claimed

Serapion and Other Stories

Citadel of Fear

Serapion and Other Stories

Heads of Cerberus

Claimed

Citadel of Fear

Heads of Cerberus

A GR Press Classic

Heads of Cerberus

Famous Fantastic Mysteries #4

Facsimile Edition

Heads of Cerberus

Annotated Version with Foreword by Jody Lynn Nye

Heads of Cerberus

Annotated Version with Foreword by Jody Lynn Nye

Nightmare!

Francis Stevens - The Heads of Cerberus: "These heads, with savage, snarling jaws, all emerged from one collar, set with five small but brilliant rubi

"These heads, with savage, snarling jaws, all emerged from one collar, set with five small but brilliant rubies"

Francis Stevens - Serapion: "Chaos will swallow the world, and the race of men be superseded by the race of madmen!"

"Chaos will swallow the world, and the race of men be superseded by the race of madmen!"

Francis Stevens - Unseen - Unfeared and Other Stories: "A man has no right to trifle with the superstitions of ignorant people. Sooner or later, it sp

"A man has no right to trifle with the superstitions of ignorant people. Sooner or later, it spells trouble"

Francis Stevens - Claimed!: "The hint of fear in his face, however, yielded to a sudden, savage irritation"

"The hint of fear in his face, however, yielded to a sudden, savage irritation"

Francis Stevens - Nightmare: "I admire the heroes of burglar stories. They're always such efficient people"

"I admire the heroes of burglar stories. They''re always such efficient people"

Francis Stevens - Citadel of Fear: "And under the stars cool night-winds roved, like stealthy, invisible prowlers"

"And under the stars cool night-winds roved, like stealthy, invisible prowlers"