The Girl With No Hands And Other Tales

Angela Slatter

SYNOPSIS  In this latest edition of THE WORLD S LONGEST-RUNNING ANNUAL SHOWCASE OF HORROR AND DARK FANTASY you will find CUTTING-EDGE stories by such authors as ANGELA SLATTER, STEPHEN VOLK, RICHARD CHRISTIAN MATHESON, DENNIS ETCHISON, LISA TUTTLE and STEVE RASNIC TEM, amongst many others, along with the usual OVERVIEW OF THE YEAR IN HORROR and NECROLOGY of those who have left us.   CONTENTS Introduction: Horror in 2016 The Editor Pale Tree House Angela Slatter The Light at the Centre Maura McHugh En Plein Air J.T. Glover India Blue Glen Hirshberg Walking with the Cross Peter Bell Bedtime Story Richard Christian Matheson The Symphony of the Normal Darren Speegle The Ballet of Dr. Caligari Reggie Oliver Who is This Who is Coming? Lynda E. Rucker The House That Moved Next Door Stephen Volk Princess Dennis Etchison A Home in the Sky Lisa Tuttle On These Blackened Shores of Time Brian Hodge The Enemy Within Steve Rasnic Tem The Court of Midnight Mark Samuels Far from Any Shore Caitlín R. Kiernan The Fig Garden Mark Valentine White Feathers Alison Littlewood Over to You Michael Marshall Smith In the Dark, Quiet Places Kristi DeMeester Mare s Nest Richard Gavin The Red Forest Angela Slatter Necrology: 2016 Stephen Jones & Kim Newman

Best New Horror #28 [Trade Paperback]

Literature & Fiction

Stephen Jones

Steve Rasnic Tem

Dennis Etchison

Stephen Volk

Lisa Tuttle

Genre Fiction

PS Publishing

In this latest edition of THE WORLD S LONGEST-RUNNING ANNUAL SHOWCASE OF HORROR AND DARK FANTASY you will find cutting-edge stories by such authors as Helen Marshall, Conrad Williams, Ramsey Campbell, Angela Slatter, Reggie Oliver and Than Niveau, amongst many others, along with the usual Introduction: Horror in 2017 and Necrology of those who have left us. CONTENTS Introduction: Horror in 2017 THE EDITOR Survival Strategies HELEN MARSHALL Cwtch CONRAD WILLIAMS Lagan GEMMA FILES The Entertainment Arrives ALISON LITTLEWOOD His Heart Shall Speak No More JOHN LINWOOD GRANT Banishments RICHARD GAVIN The Flower Unfolds SIMON STRANTZAS The Voice of the People ALISON MOORE Carnivorous WILLIAM F. NOLAN A Song of Dust ANGELA SLATTER Border Country DANNY RHODES In Stone TIM LEBBON Speaking Still RAMSEY CAMPBELL Underwater Ferris Wheel MICHAEL BAILEY In the Complex MARK SAMUELS After Sunset, in the Second Drawing Room Garden FELICE PICANO Dispossession NICHOLAS ROYLE The Endless Corridor REGGIE OLIVER Whatever You Want STEVE RASNIC TEM The Seventeen-Year Itch GARTH NIX To Drown the World THANA NIVEAU Necrology: 2017 STEPHEN JONES &amp; KIM NEWMAN

Best New Horror #29 [Trade Paperback]

William F. Nolan

Tim Lebbon

Alison Littlewood

Helen Marshall

Simon Strantzas

Reggie Oliver

Garth, Nix

Ramsey, Campbell

Drugstore Indian Press

ABOUT THIS BOOK 
Nothing quite like this book has ever been attempted before. The premise is that stories always change their meaning dependent upon the order in which you read them and as you work your way through the peculiar tunnels of We All Hear Stories in the Dark the odds against anyone else ever treading the same path as you become exponentially unlikely. Bluntly, every reader's journey through the book will be entirely unique. You will be the only person who ever reads your version of WE ALL HEAR STORIES IN THE DARK. 
Once upon a time there was a man who lost his wife, and tried to find her by reading all the books in the world. 
An old woman sits in the dark. She has 101 stories to tell you the last stories in existence. But the route through them is challenging. Each tale branches into multiple paths, dependent upon the choices you make. 
Navigate your way through a labyrinth of colliding and contrasting tales. A brand new Arabian Nights except this time Scheherazade isn t spinning yarns to save her own life. Follow the right path, and win back your wife from the dead. 
There are fairy tales and myths, adventure stories, horror stories. Comedies and tragedies, fantasy and fables and realist tales of modern life. Some of the stories are funny, and some are moving. Some of them are frightening. Most of them are very, very strange.

We All Hear Stories in the Dark [Trade Paperback 3 Volume Set]

MICHAEL MARSHALL SMITH

Robert Shearman

Steven Moffat

SYNOPSIS 
Welcome to The Heart is a Mirror for Sinners and Other Stories. 
Slatter s work has been described by the legendary Ramsey Campbell as enviably original, and told in prose as stylish as it s precise. Not just disturbing but often touching, her work enriches and revives the tale of terror. 
From the fierce changeling children of Finnegan s Field to shades of old gods in Egyptian Revival , from the Lovecraftian echoes of Lavinia s Wood to a new kind of Victorian sleuth in Ripper , and from the re-imagined fairy tale of The Little Mermaid, in Passing to the tender terror of Neither Time nor Tears , the stories in this collection spring from dragons teeth scattered on the field of story. 
The Heart is a Mirror for Sinners and Other Stories collects twelve reprints and two new unpublished tales, with an Introduction by Kim Newman.

The Heart is a Mirror for Sinners & Other Stories

ABOUT THIS BOOK 
In this latest edition of THE WORLD’S LONGEST-RUNNING ANNUAL SHOWCASE OF HORROR AND DARK FANTASY you will find cutting-edge stories by such authors as Ramsey Campbell, Caitlin R. Kiernan, Alison Littlewood, Jonathan Carroll, Michael Marshall Smith, Angela Slatter, Reggie Oliver and Richard Christian Matheson, amongst many others. You'll also find the usual Introduction: Horror in 2019 and Necrology of those who have left us. 
CONTENT 
Introduction: Horror in 2019 ― THE EDITOR 
Zombie-ish ― SCOTT BRADFIELD 
Wake the Dead ― MAURA MCHUGH 
Mercy Brown ― CAITLÍN R. KIERNAN 
Mama Bruise ― JONATHAN CARROLL 
The Same As the Air ― ALISON LITTLEWOOD 
Getting Through ― RAMSEY CAMPBELL 
The Children of Medea ― STEPHEN BACON 
The Water of Dhu’l Nun ― DON WEBB 
Under the Frenzy of the Fourteenth Moon ― RON WEIGHELL 
The Promise of Saints ― ANGELA SLATTER 
Crawlspace Oracle ― RICHARD GAVIN 
Downriver ― MICHAEL CHISLETT 
Death in All Its Ripeness ― MARK SAMUELS 
Shrapnel ― RICHARD CHRISTIAN MATHESON 
Precipice ― DALE BAILEY 
Antripuu ― SIMON STRANTZAS 
A Crown of Leaves ― KRISTI DeMEESTER 
A Stay at the Shores ― STEVE RASNIC TEM 
The Old Man of the Woods ― REGGIE OLIVER 
Iron City ― TANITH LEE 
Slough ― GLEN HIRSHBERG 
A Species of the Dead ― D.P. WATT 
The Burning Woods ― MICHAEL MARSHALL SMITH 
Necrology: 2019 ― STEPHEN JONES & KIM NEWMAN 
Useful Addresses

Best New Horror #31

Don Webb

Caitlin, R., Kiernan

Maura McHugh

kim-newman

Scott Bradfield

Stephen Bacon

ABOUT THE BOOK 
In a kingdom where magic is banned and rules abound, Princess Emer escapes to the forest. When an accursed raven pecks her hand, Emer is transformed and finds herself at the heart of a war between her mother and her aunt. Only the Crown of Feathers can set them all free, and Emer must find it and her true self along the way. 
‘Flight is a miracle of beauty, created by two creative artists at the peak of their powers. Angela Slatter’s enchanting story of a princess who is turned into a raven is perfectly complemented by Kathleen Jennings’s exquisite illustrations. The story has all the timeless appeal of a classic fairy tale, with fresh and surprising twists that make it entirely modern. A must-have addition to any collection of beautiful fairy tales!’ Kate Forsyth, author of Bitter Greens, The Wild Girl, and The Beast’s Garden

Flight

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Fantasy

When a strange creature approaches Selke’s campfire, intent on filling its stomach with who knows what (or whom), Selke disarms it with her own meal and the promise of stories, eager to prolong her life while she searches for salvation. There follows the tale of Gwynn, a young witch determined to survive the prince’s court and avoid the fate of his many wives; the story of a dital harp, imbued with the magic of its maker to aid in her quest for revenge, and lastly, the tale of Selke’s search for the bone lantern, and through it her salvation…

The Bone Lantern

Black-Winged Angels [Trade Paperback]

Annual short story anthology of the world's best horror stories of 2014 from 19 of the leading exponents in the field, and with an overview of the year from Stephen Jones and a Necrology from Stephen Jones and Kim Newman

Best New Horror #26: Anthology edited by Stephen Jones

Peter Straub

Lavie Tidhar

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