Title: The Pariah Artist: Carol Russo Publisher: TOR Year: 1987 Synopsis: See Graham Masterton Official Website Comments: My favorite Masterton cover of all time. I like it so much I swiped the painting for the header of this site. An incredible novel that deals with Masterton's usual encyclopedic knowledge of Indian folklore mixed with a great Puritan theme.
Title: The Pariah Artist: uncredited Publisher: Star Year: 1988 Synopsis: See Graham Masterton Official Website Comments: Ah, the bleeding heart liberals of the world... Mick the Cutler will take care of them. I was surprised to find this edition in my possession, I don't remember buying it. This is a very gory and well done cover.
Title: The Pariah Artist: uncredited Publisher: Sphere Year: 1992 Synopsis: See Graham Masterton Official Website Comments: Another great cover for The Pariah. This book just can't lose in the cover department. Submerged in bones, our hero cries out 'That f@#!ing hurts!"
Title: The Pariah Artist: uncredited Publisher: WH Allen Year: 1984 Synopsis: See Graham Masterton Official Website Comments: A UK hardback from collector Ron Sutton. This cover has the same layout as the Star edition above, but you can see the detail of the bleeding heart much better. Look at those drops of blood. Now if I was going to have my heart ripped out by a skeleton, I would definitely want it to be one clean rip. Mr. Bones has done an incredible job of ripping the thing out in one good go! An excellent and frightening painting. Thanks again Ron.
Title: The Pariah Artist: uncredited Publisher: Star Year: 1983 Synopsis: See Graham Masterton Official Website Comments: A 1983 Star edition of 'The Pariah'. A lot of GM's book covers feature people with horrible things happening to their faces. Be sure to check out covers of Plague,Family Portrait and Death Dream for other examples of this. This one looks especially hideous. Thanks to Lars-Ove for contributing this edition.
Title: Le demon des morts Artist: Publisher: Year: Synopsis: See Graham Masterton Official Website Comments: A French edition of the Pariah. It's interesting to me how literally the titles of GM's books read in France. 
