Stephen Jones & David Sutton – Dark Terrors 6
Posted by demonik on May 24, 2011
Stephen Jones & David Sutton (eds) – Dark Terrors 6: The Gollancz Book Of Horror (Gollancz, 2002)
Stephen Jones and David Sutton – Introduction
Ramsey Campbell – The Retrospective
Christopher Fowler – We’re Going Where the Sun Shines Brightly
John Burke – A Habit of Hating
Trey R. Barker – Dead Snow
Stephen Baxter – The Dinosaur Hunter
Basil Copper – There Lies the Danger…
Nancy Kilpatrick – Your Shadow Knows You Well
Jay Lake – Eglantine’s Time
Graham Masterton – The Burgers of Calais
Nicholas Royle – Hide and Seek
Geoff Nicholson – Moving History
Samantha Lee – Aversion Therapy
Tony Richards – The Cure
David J. Schow – Plot Twist
Gemma Files – Job 37
Yvonne Navarro – Mother, Personified
Joel Lane – The Receivers
Lisa Morton – The Death of Splatter
Michael Marshall Smith – A Long Walk, for the Last Time
Glen Hirshberg – The Two Sams
Jeff VanderMeer – In the Hours After Death
Les Daniels – Under My Skin
Joe Murphy – Sweetness and Light
Conrad Williams – Haifisch
Caitlín R. Kiernan – The Road of Pins
Tim Lebbon – Black
Kim Newman – A Drug on the Market
Richard Christian Matheson – Slaves of Nowhere
Don Tumasonis – The Prospect Cards
A. F. Chico Kidd – Handwriting of the God
Tanith Lee – Midday People
James Van Pelt – The Boy Behind the Gate
Mick Garris – A Hollywood Ending
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