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The Essential Monster Movie Guide The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror '99 White of the Moon The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror Dark Terrors 4

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The Essential Monster Movie Guide
See Review by Jay Russell - one of the greatest talents the horror industry has produced for some time… (Black Tears)

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British Pbk Original - Robinson (1999)

The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror '99
The Tenth Anniversary Edition of the multiple award-winning Best New Horror series, now firmly established as the premier annual showcasing excellence in contemporary dark fantasy and the macabre.
Includes stories from:
Peter Atkins
Avram Davidson
Dennis Etchison
Kathe Koja
Kim Newman
Chaz Brenchley
Grania Davis
Caitlin R, Kiernan
Stephen Laws
Michael Marshall Smith
And many more
As one of the world's most acclaimed horror anthologists, Stephen Jones has chosen only the very best short stories and novellas of supernatural and psychological terror by today's finest authors to celebrate this landmark volume. With the most comprehensive review of the year, useful contact lists, and a fascinating necrology as a bonus, this is the one book that no horror Fan can afford to miss.
‘All you need to bring you up-to-date with the horror scene, and contains some damn good stories to boot.’ SFX ‘Jones again shows that horror can be as richly felt and well-written as mainstream fiction.’ Kirkus Reviews
‘The sheer range of dark fantasies here is impressive.’ Shivers
‘No doubt about it - this series is getting better every year.’ Amazon.com

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First British Edition Pumpkin Books (1999)

White of the Moon
New Tales of Madness and Dread
An original anthology of the best new horror and dark fantasy fiction by modern masters of the macabre…
Edward Bryant Ramsey Campbell Jo Fletcher Christopher Fowler Gregory Frost Caitlin R.Kiernan Terry Lamsley Joel Lane Roberta Lannes Graham Masterton Paul J. McAuley Lisa MortonKim Newman Kathryn Ptacek Nicholas Royle Jay Russell David J. Schow Michael Marshall Smith Brain Stableford Steve Rasnic Tem Jeff Vandermeer
Edited by Stephen Jones
Read Tangled Web UK's interview with Stephen Jones by Jay Russell
White of the Moon. When we begin to feel ourselves change. When the voices start to talk to us. From somewhere. Nearby. In our head. And slowly but surely we begin to understand what they are saying. What they want. Until the moment comes when they drown out everything else. Even the screams. Even the blood…
In this original collection of all-new stories of psychological and supernatural dread, that moment comes when a web page predicts the death of everyone on Earth... an imaginary friend turns out to be a killer... the suicide rate starts spiralling out of control... a woman obsessed with fire is consumed by her terror.., and an author enters a strangely familiar parallel world…
Such modern masters of the macabre as Ramsey Campbell, Christopher Fowler, Graham Masterton, Paul J. McAuley, Kim Newman, David J. Schow, Michael Marshall Smith, Brian Stableford and others show you what it is like to lose your grip -- on your reason, your personality, even life itself -- as they take you into the terrors that await us all when our darkest fears are revealed in the White of the Moon.
Praise For Dark of the Night edited by Stephen Jones
'Guaranteed to both unnerve and delight' SFX
'A very strong collection' Interzone
'Some simply cracking short stories' Shivers

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British Pbk Original - Robinson (1998)

The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror
'A superb range of mature, challenging tales' Time Out
Winner of the World Fantasy Award, the British Fantasy Award and the International Horror Critics Guild Award
Includes stories by Ramsey Campbell, Dennis Etchinson, Christopher Fowler, Kim Newman and many others…
The multiple award-winning Best New Horror series has now firmly established itself as the world's premier annual, showcasing the talents of the very best writers working in the horror and dark fantasy field today. In this spectacular ninth volume, editor Stephen Jones has once again chosen the very best stories and novellas of supernatural terror and psychological fear, by some of the most acclaimed authors working in the genre, along with the most comprehensive review of the year and a unique necrology, this is the book no horror fan can afford to miss.
Praise for The Best New Horror
"This mammoth volume continues to bring the top horror stories of the year, and this is the only anthology which I can't go without." - Black Tears
"Deserves to go to the top of the best-seller charts faster than a stake through a vampire's heart at sunset." - Samhain
"An outstanding collection, not to be missed by connoisseurs of chopped fingers and chilled blood." - Kirkus Reviews
"Horror is strange and funny and moving and disturbing. And so is this book."- Odyssey

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Paperback - Gollancz Millenium (1999)

First British Edition Gollancz (1998)

Dark Terrors 4
edited by Stephen Jones & David Sutton
Now firmly established as the premier original horror anthology of the year, this latest volume of superior shivers from some of the hottest names in the field presents the darkest fantasy in all its malefic moods.
Dark Terrors 4 includes spine-tingling tales of terror by:
Stephen Baxter
Poppy Z. Brite
Donald R. Burleson
Ramsey Campbell
Dennis Etchison
Christopher Fowler
Neil Gaiman
Terry Lamsley
Teel Lane
Roberta Lannes
Richard Christian Matheson
Tames Miller
Geoff Nicholson
Jay Russell
David J. Schow
Michael Marshall Smith
Thomas Tessier
Lisa Tuttle
Conrad Williams
As always, multi award-winning editors Stephen Jones and David Sutton are your guides on a terrifying journey into the dark heart of modern horror!
David Sutton has been writing and editing in the horror field for more than twenty years. He lives in Birmingham.
'Probably the strongest volume in the series so far' SFX
'Certainly high on the short-list of the best original anthologies of the year' Locus
'The one anthology in the field that fans simply cannot do without' Interzone
'The best horror book of the year' Scotsman
'The editors take deserved pride in allowing their series to encompass tonal styles ranging from the gentle to the brutal, narrative approaches from cutting-edge innovative to the more traditional. It's a refreshing eclecticism' Locus
'What comes over clearly is just how well suited to life in contemporary Britain the horror story really is' GQ
Praise for the Dark Terrors series
'The natural successor to the redoubtable Pan Book of Horror Stories series' GQ
'The broad spectrum of stories showcases high levels of both ambition and execution' Locus
'Now firmly established as the essential series of original horror anthologies' SFX
'The only showcase for new horror' Shivers
'Leads the field' Bookseller
'Highly recommended' - SFX
'... a purely wonderful original anthology' - Locus
'Gothic of the highest order' - Arena

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