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A feast of horror. Volume 1: The Book of Blood; The Midnight Meat Train: a grisly subway tale that surprises with one twist after another; The Yattering and Jack: A hilarious demon possesses a Christmas turkey; Pig Blood Blues; Sex, Death and Starshine; In the Hills, The Cities. Volume 2: Dread: a harrowing tale of being forced to realise one's own worst nightmare; Hell's Event; Jacqualine Ess: Her Will and Testament: She can kill men with her mind; the Skins of the Fathers; New Murders in the Rue Morgue. Volume 3: Son of Celluloid; Rawhead Rex; Confessions of a (Porongrapher's) Shroud; Scape-Goats; Human Remains. -
In this volume of the best of the original Horror-meister: MS. Found In A Bottle; Berenice; Morella; Some Passages In The Life Of A Lion; The Assignation: Bon-Bon; King Pest; Metzengerstein; Silence; A Descent Into The Maelstrom; Ligeia; The Fall Of The House Of Usher; William Wilson; The Man Of The Crowd; The Murders in The Rue Morgue; The Mystery Of Marie Roget; The Colloquies Of Monos And Una; The Masque Of The Red Death; The Pit And The Pendulum; The Tell-Tale Heart; The Gold Bug; The Black Cat; The Spectacles; The Premature Burial; The Facts In The Case Of M. Valdemar; The Oblong Box; The Cask Of Amontillado; Landor's Cottage. With fantastical colour and line illustrations by Harry Clarke (1889 - 1931) -
Pretty little five-year-old Bonnie Jackson was the darling of all the stage world. Until the night she found herself wandering, terrified, through the darkness of the Winston Theatre - a night that would end with evil consuming the innocent little girl in a horibble, fiery death. Now - sixty years later - Bonnie has returned. And she wants the spotlight once again - because she is about to perform her show-stopping act of revenge... -
Sunsmoke: James Killus
$15.00It started out as an ordinary Los Angeles smog. But when it refused to go away and the ozone level climbed to the highest level ever, scientist Walter Peters knew something was wrong. The sky turned yellow. Then brown. The smog-thick sky was a living, breathing monster, capable of destroying cars, planes, buildings...starting fires...and killing people. In Doug Shreiber's mansion, an elite group of meteorologists, pollution control experts, computer programmers and occultists gathered to deal with the emergency. Their research took them into a world of magic. And they soon discovered that the only way to destroy the smog monster was to create another, even deadlier monster. Cover art by Don Brautigam. -
Halloween Street, Steve Rasnic Tem: Laura is a strange little girl who prefers to watch the street from her window. When she wants to go trick-or treating, her parents are hopeful at this 'normal' behaviour...if only...Others, James Herbert: A P.I. searching for a missing baby follows the clues to a mysterious nursing home, where he discovers the dark secret of the Others... Growing Things, T. E. D. Klein: Herb is fascinated by the letters pages in a pile of of old home handyman magazines - especially 'Mr Fixit's' solution for a correspondent who has a strange lump growing under his bathroom floor. Unhasped, David J. Schow: Now married, Ethan looks for a hiding place for his safe key - he doesn't want his wife finding his box of bachelor-days memorabilia. He finds the ideal place - and there's already a key hanging there, a key to another box of memories...The Emperor’s Old Bones, Gemma Files: An abandoned boy and a streetwise young woman form an unlikely alliance in wartime Shanghai - which will be tested over a challenge to prepare the carp dish The Emperor's Old Bones. The Entertainment, Ramsey Campbell: A teacher searching for accommodation on a rainy night thinks he's found a suitable place to stay - even if the old lady there thinks he is the 'entertainment'... Harlequin Valentine, Neil Gaiman: It's Valentine's Day, and naughty, impish Harlequin pins his heart to the door of the girl he loves...but has he offered his heart too readily? The Stunted House, Terry Lamsley: A holidaying couple find the porch of an abandoned seafront house the ideal place to stop for lunch - at first...Just Like Eddy, Kim Newman: Edgar Allan Poe hates his middle name - he associates it with his successful father. Then as his work begins to be known, the regular misspelling of it gives him the belief that Edgar Allen Poe is a doppelganger out to destroy him...The Long Hall On The Top Floor, Caitlin R. Kiernan: Silvey is disturbed in his park bench reading and gin-nipping by a lad who wants to know if it's true that Silvey is psychic - because if he is, he's got something for Silvey to see...Lulu, Thomas Tessier: A man discovers his grandfather was friendly with writer Joseph Roth - a friendship which grew to include the mysterious Sonja. The Ballyhooly Boy, Graham Masterton: Jerry inherits a run-down, grubby house from a lady he certainly never knew - a house which, though empty, rings with screams...Welcome, Michael Marshall Smith: Paul finds a file on his PC - which was created in 1957. To add to the mystery, he finds an odd newspaper on his train trip home from work. Burden, Michael Marano: A gay man impulsively engages in unprotected sex - and finds that he can see the ghosts of friends who succumbed to the AIDS virus. Naming the Dead, Paul J. McAuley: Psychic detective Carlyle can see all the imps and beasties of doubt and anxieties that cling to us - but when he is hired to track down a killer recently released from prison, it seems something doesn't want the man to be found. Aftershock, F. Paul Wilson: A doctor is fascinated by the extraordinary claims of a patient who has been hit by lightning - and who wants to be hit again. A Fish Story, Gene Wolfe: Three friends on a fishing trip exchange ghost stories around the fire - and one has a very impressive story. Jimmy, David Case: A small sleepy town is terrorised by a violent attacker with long nails, a mask-like face with sulphuric eyes - and a rapacious passion for teenage girls. White, Tim Lebbon: A raging virus has destroyed most of the world's population and a fierce winter smothers most of the land under deep snow. If that weren't bad enough, a small group of survivors bunking in an abandoned mansion have to deal with a more immediate threat emerges from out of the wilds, an otherworldly threat that is as bloodthirsty and vicious as it is cunning and cruel. Pork Pie Hat, Peter Straub: A student secures a private interview with ailing jazz musician, Hat, hoping to sell the interview to a magazine with the hope of bringing Hat to the attention of a wider audience. But Hat passes away. The interview is published...leaving out a very interesting part of Hat's childhood. Tricks And Treats One Night on Halloween Street, Steve Rasnic Tem: A collection of Hallowe'en scenes including Ronald, a young lad who answers the door to a trick or treater who seems to be wearing a mask of Ronald's face...Cover art by Julek Heller. -
Body Rides: Richard Laymon
$10.00Neal has been carrying a gun in his car lately - just to be safe. And it looks like it's a good thing he has. When he spots a woman tied naked to a tree and a man ready to kill her, he has no choice but to shoot the attacker. As a reward, the woman gives Neal a reward - a bracelet. A very special bracelet. It allows its wearer to step inside other people, to see through their eyes, to feel whatever they feel. To take "body rides". But Neal has a big problem. The man he shot isn't dead...and he wants revenge. First he's going to finish what he started with the woman. Then he's going after Neal...From the horror-meister himself: If you've missed Laymon, you've missed a treat. Stephen King. -
The Homing: John Saul
$15.00After years of living in Los Angeles, pretty young widow Karen Spellman and her two daughters are returning to the lush, verdant countryside of Karen's childhood, where she plans to marry her high-school sweetheart. But something sinister awaits the Spellmans. Something so hideous it seems not earthly, but spawned in Hell. Now Karen must protect her daughters from a malign, preternatural force that must satisfy its gruesome thirst for unsuspecting prey... -
In this volume: The Black Cat/ The Tell-Tale Heart/ The Premature Burial, Edgar Allan Poe; The Torture Of Hope, Villiers de l’Isle Adam; An Episode Of The Terror, Honoré de Balzac; The Hand, Guy de Maupassant; The Withered Arm; Thomas Hardy; The Idiots, Joseph Conrad; The Bird, Thomas Burke; The Terror, Arthur Machen; Lot No. 249, Arthur Conan Doyle; The Apprentice, Hilaire Belloc; The Sentence, J. Kaden-Bandrowski; The Killers, Ernest Hemingway; Arabesque: the Mouse, A. E. Coppard; Treasure Trove, F. Tennyson Jesse; Cinci, Luigi Pirandello; Suspicion, Dorothy L. Sayers; The Last Chukka, Alec Waugh; Dead on Her Feet, Cornell Woolrich; Taboo, Geoffrey Household; A Little Place Off The Edgware Road; Graham Greene; The Words Of Guru/ The Little Black Bag, CM Kornbluth; Yours Truly, Jack The Ripper, Robert Bloch; The Glass Eye, John Keir Cross; The Web, D’Arcy Niland; The Physiology Of Fear/ The Head And The Feet, C.S. Forrester; The Veld / Skeleton, Ray Bradbury; Evening Primrose, John Collier; Back From The Grave, Robert Silverberg; A Rose For Emily, William Faulkner; The Island Of Bright Birds, John Christopher; The Comforts Of Home; Flannery O’Connor; The Skylight; Penelope Mortimer; Pig, Roald Dahl; The Question, Stanley Ellin; In The Steam Room, Frank Baker; The Pencil, Edmund Crispin; The Dark Of The Moon, Olaf Ruhen; Falling Object, William Brittain; The Terrapin, Patricia Highsmith; The Taste Of Your Love, Eddy C. Bertin; Aunt Jennie’s Tonic, Leonard Tushnet, Not After Midnight, Daphne du Maurier; The Game, Thomasina Weber; The Fanatic, Arthur Porges; The Whimper Of Whipped Dogs, Harlan Ellison; Judas Story, Brian M. Stableford; You’re Putting Me On - Aren’t You? Joe Gores; Wake Up Dead, Tim Stout; Corabella, David Fletcher. -
On a September afternoon, Rick and Angelina return from three months in Africa to their Brooklyn apartment. Their marriage has gone stale - a tired, doldrums affair. But it's about to be shaken by incredible violence...for as Angelina wearily watches a video, she is overcome by gruesome visions on the screen - visions of ritualistic murder and voodoo resurrections which stir unwanted memories of her Haitian roots. Then the visions become reality...
