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Originally Posted by neverending
On the other hand, Poe never wrote a single "book." He's certainly one of the greatest horror writers, but how do you choose which anthology is the "best?" Same with Blackwood, Lovecraft and others.
I feel confidant there are 100 authors deserving of being on a list of writing great horror fiction, and whether they get on the list for writing one thing or 500, I think that could all be covered in the blurbs that go along with each author.
I think it's workable, but I'm not married to the idea.
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I can see your point here and might like to make the author list eventually, though it seems kind of similar to the icons list. I think we can treat novellas and some collected works as books. Technically, Poe did have a collection and a novel published. Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque and The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket.