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Horror· Ireland

The Riddles of Epsilon

by Christine Morton-shaw
Aggregate Editorial Score30/100
#125,000of 98,734 books
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Published 2005English
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About This Book

Published in 2005, The Riddles of Epsilon established Christine Morton-shaw as one of the defining voices in horror. The Riddles of Epsilon (2005) by Christine Morton-shaw is a landmark horror novel that has frightened and unsettled readers for decades.

Book Details

AuthorChristine Morton-shaw
Published2005
Country of Origin🇮🇪 Ireland
LanguageEnglish
Category👻 Horror
ISBN0060728191
Editorial Score30/100
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👻 Horror

Fiction designed to frighten, unsettle, or disturb the reader.

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Country of Origin

🇮🇪 Ireland

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200530
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The Riddles of Epsilon by Christine Morton-shaw is a celebrated work of horror published in 2005. It is widely regarded as an important contribution to its genre, exploring themes that resonate with readers across generations.

Who wrote The Riddles of Epsilon?

The Riddles of Epsilon was written by Christine Morton-shaw, first published in 2005. Christine Morton-shaw is recognized as a significant author in the field of horror.

When was The Riddles of Epsilon published?

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The Riddles of Epsilon is classified as Horror. Fiction designed to frighten, unsettle, or disturb the reader.

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