About

Ken Greenhall (1928-2014) was born in Detroit, the son of immigrants from England. He graduated from high school at age 15, worked at a record store for a time, and was drafted into the military, serving in Germany. E earned his degree from Wayne State University and moved to New York, where he worked as an editor of reference books. Greenhall had a longtime interest in the supernatural and took leave from his job to write his first novel, Elizabeth (1976), a tale of witchcraft published under his mother’s maiden name, Jessica Hamilton.

Ken Greenhall (1928-2014) was born in Detroit, the son of immigrants from England. He graduated from high school at age 15, worked at a record store for a time, and was drafted into the military, serving in Germany. He earned his degree from Wayne State University and moved to New York, where he worked as an editor of reference books.

Number five in our Vintage Horrors series, Ken Greenhall's Hell Hound is one of those classic 1970s horror novels published in the most lurid hardcover and paperback editions imaginable Now available in a new hardcover edition with cover artwork by Thomas Walker and an introduction by Will Errickson, this can only be considered the definitive edition: old edition artwork on the dustjacket, respectful and tasteful new cover and interior artwork, enlightened introduction, handsomely typeset text he book is hardcover with a sewn binding and a printed front panel.

The dustjacket has a die cut oval which reveals part of the image This is the fifth in our Vintage Horrors series Hell Hound is a classic, now brought back into print in a handsome hardcover.

Edition Details

• Limited to 250 copies, each signed by Will Errickson and Thomas Walker.
• New introduction by Will Errickson.
• New artwork by Thomas Walker.
• Reprint of original paperback covers, in color.
• Die cut dustjacket with printed front panel.
• Ribbon marker, head and tail bands.

External Links

• Hell Hound. Centipede Press page for Hell Hound
• Ken Greenhall (ISFDB). ISFDB entry for Ken Greenhall