Alex Davis (ed.) – Worms

Alex Davis (ed.) – Worms    (Knightwatch, 2014)

Stephen Cooney
Alex Davis – Worms: Introduction

K. T. Davies – Zombie Worms Ate My Hamster
Adam Millard – Tommy Squirm
Sandra Unerman – The Twitching Tail
Anna Taborska – Cyril’s Mission
Amelia Mangan – The Figurehead
Stephen Palmer – Nobody Likes Worms
Simon Dessloch – The Worm Boy
James Everington – The Place Where It Always Rains

Blurb:
If ever an anthology did exactly what it said on the tin, this one would be precisely it. And why not? Worms have been fine horror fodder for a number of years now, and it was something that Editor Alex Davis always wanted to explore. Insects have always been a sort of fear for him. Worms was the one that felt that he could just about manage – although he has to admit that there were still plenty of uncomfortable moments in reading through these tales. So step on in and read this glorious, gruesome, squirmy anthology about – Worms.

 

Paul Finch (ed.) – Terror Tales Of Yorkshire

Paul Finch (ed.) – Terror Tales Of Yorkshire  (Gray Friars Press, Sept. 2014)

Neil Williams

Simon Avery – In October We Buried The Monsters
The Decapitation Device
Keris McDonald – The Coat Off His Back
Haunting Memories of the Past
Mark Morris – They Walk As Men
The Yorkshire Witches
Alison Littlewood – On Ilkley Moor
The Black Monk of Pontefract
Stephen Laws – The Crawl
The Woman in the Rain
Gary McMahon – Ragged
The Hobman
Christopher Harman – A True Yorkshireman
The Town Where Darkness Was Born
Mark Chadbourn – All Things Considered, I’d Rather Be In Hell
A Feast For Crows
Chico Kidd – The Demon of Flowers
City of the Dead
Stephen Bacon – The Summer of Bradbury
Radiant Beings
Rosalie Parker – Random Flight
Death in the Harrying
Simon Clark – The Rhubarb Festival
The Alien
Gary Fry – The Crack
The Boggart of Bunting Nook
Jason Gould – A Story From When We Had Nothing

Blurb:
Yorkshire – a rolling landscape of verdant dales and quaint country towns. But where industrial fires left hideous scars, forlorn ruins echo the shrieks of forgotten wars, and depraved killers evoke nightmare tales of ogres, trolls and wild moorland boggarts…

The stalking devil of Boroughbridge
The murder machine at Halifax
The hooded horror of Pontefract
The bloody meadow at Towton
The black tunnel of Renfield
The evil trickster of Spaldington
The shadow forms at Silverwood

And many more chilling tales by Alison Littlewood, Mark Morris, Stephen Laws, Simon Clark, Mark Chadbourn, and other award-winning masters and mistresses of the macabre.

Mark Morris (ed.) – The Spectral Book of Horror Stories

Mark Morris (ed.) – The Spectral Book of Horror Stories   (Spectral Press, Sept. 2014)

Vincent Cheong

Ramsey Campbell – On The Tour
Alison Littlewood – The Dog’s Home
Helen Marshall – Funeral Rites
Tom Fletcher – Slape
Steve Rasnic Tem – The Night Doctor
Gary McMahon – Dull Fire
Reggie Oliver – The Book And The Ring
Alison Moore – Eastmouth
Robert Shearman – Carry Within Some Small Slither Of Me
Conrad Williams – The Devil’s Interval
Michael Marshall Smith – Stolen Kisses
Brian Hodge – Cures For A Sickened World
Angela Slatter – The October Window
Stephen Laws – The Slista
Rio Youers – Outside Heavenly
John Llewellyn Probert – The Life Inspector
Lisa Tuttle – Something Sinister In Sunlight
Nicholas Royle – This Video Does Not Exist
Stephen Volk – Newspaper Heart

 

Jared Shurin & John J. Johnston [eds.] – Unearthed

Jared Shurin & John J. Johnston [eds.] – Unearthed   (Jurassic London, 2013)

Garen Ewing

John J. Johnston – Going Forth by Night (Introduction)

Guy Boothby – A Professor of Egyptology
Louisa May Alcott – Lost in a Pyramid
Arthur Conan Doyle – Lot No. 249
Edgar Allan Poe – Some Words with a Mummy
Herbert W. Crotzer – The Block of Bronze
George Griffith – The Death-Bridal of Nitocris
Théophile Gautier – The Mummy’s Foot
Arthur Conan Doyle – The Ring of Thoth
E. Heron and H. Heron – The Story of Baelbrow
Julian Hawthorne – The Unseen Man’s Story
Charles Bump – The Vanished Mummy

Jared Shurin [ed.] – Book Of The Dead

Jared Shurin [ed.] – The Book Of  The Dead  (Jurassic London, 2013)

Cover: Garen Ewing
John J. Johnston – Introduction: “Some Words from an Egyptologist”

Louis Greenberg – Akhenaten Goes to Paris
Den Patrick – All is Dust
Maria Dahvana Headley – Bit-U-Men
Maurice Broaddus – Cerulean Memories
Jonathan Green – Egyptian death and the afterlife: mummies (Rooms 62-3)
Jesse Bullington – Escape from the Mummy’s Tomb
Glen Mehn – Henry
Lou Morgan – Her Heartbeat, An Echo
Michael West – Inner Goddess
Molly Tanzer – Mysterium Tremendum
David Thomas Moore – Old Souls
Paul Cornell – Ramesses on the Frontier
Jenni Hill – The Cats of Beni Hasan
Gail Carriger – The Curious Case of the Werewolf that Wasn’t, The Mummy that Was and the Cat in the Jar
David Bryher – The Dedication of Sweetheart Abbey
Sarah Newton – The Roof of the World
Roger Luckhurst – The Thing of Wrath
Will Hill – Three Memories of Death
Adam Roberts – Tollund