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Posted by demonik on March 9, 2010
Clarence Paget (ed.) – 29th Pan Book Of Horror Stories (1988)
J. P. Dixon – The Surgeon’s Tale
Jerome Preisler – Crabs
Marcus Gold – The Cave
Gee Williams – Penny Dreadful
Stephen King – The Ledge
Murray Pickles – The Joonka Junka
Alan Temperley – Angel And Teacake
Norman P. Kaufman – Flesh
Craig Herbertson – The Heaven Maker
Alan Temperley – Florence In The Garden
Gee Williams – Beastie
Terence Merchant – Listen
Jonathan Cruise – The Missionary
Posted in *Pan*, Clarence Paget | Tagged: Alan Temperley, Clarence Paget, Craig Herbertson, fiction, Gee Williams, horror, J. P. Dixon, Jerome Preisler, Jonathan Cruise, Marcus Gold, Murray Pickles, Norman P. Kaufman, Pan Book Of Horror Stories, Stephen King, Terence Merchant, Vault Of Evil | Leave a Comment »
Posted by demonik on September 6, 2009
Out now from Mortbury Press ….
Charles Black (ed.) – The Fifth Black Book Of Horror (Mortbury Press, Sept. 2009)
Illustration: Paul Mudie
Reggie Oliver – Mrs. Midnight
Marcus Gold – The Man With A Hole In His Head
Ian C. Strachan – Starlight Casts No Shadow
Craig Herbertson – Leibniz’s Last Puzzle
Paul Finch – Hangman Wanted: Apply In Writing
Rosalie Parker – In The Garden
David A. Riley – Their Own Mad Demons
Raymond Vaughn – Winter Break
John Llewellyn Probert – De Vermis Infestis
Richard Staines – No Such Thing As A Friendly
Anna Taborska – Schrodinger’s Human
David Williamson – The Chameleon Man
John Llewellyn Probert – Two For Dinner
“Thirteen morsels of the macabre for those with a taste for terror”
Get a blow-by-blow account of the stories on the Vault Of Evil forum’s 5th Black Book Of Horror thread.
Posted in *Mortbury Press*, Charles Black, Vault Product Placement | Tagged: *Mortbury Press*, Anna Taborska, Charles Black, Craig Herbertson, David A. Riley, David Williamson, fiction, horror, Ian C. Strachan, John Llewellyn Probert, Marcus Gold, Mark Samuels, Paul Finch, Paul Mudie, Raymond Vaughn, Reggie Oliver, Richard Staines, Rosalie Parker, Vault Of Evil | Leave a Comment »
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