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First published under the pseudonym Robert Calder in 1977, and then as a best-selling Dell paperback in 1978, The Dogs, at first glance, appears to be nothing more than a typical 1970s animals-on-the-rampage novel But The Dogs is much more than that n scarcely 200 pages, there are secret government programs; a classic anti-hero protagonist with a shady past; sexual escapades; and one of literature's finest portrayals of a canine hero, Orph, a government-bred super dog t also features reproductions of the original paperback and hardcover covers, all in color.

The book is hardcover with a sewn binding and a printed front panel he dustjacket has a die cut oval which reveals part of the image This is the fourth in our Vintage Horrors series.

Edition Details

• Limited to 250 copies, each signed by Jerrold Mundis, Lawrence Block, and Cristina Bencina.
• New introduction by Lawrence Block.
• New introduction by Jerrold Mundis.
• Reprint of original paperback covers, in color.
• Die cut dustjacket with printed front panel.
• Ribbon marker, head and tail bands.

External Links

• The Dogs. Centipede Press page for The Dogs
• Jerrold Mundis (ISFDB). ISFDB entry for Jerrold Mundis