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The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror, Volume 12

The twelfth edition of this hallowed anthology of contemporary horror stories features contributions by such masters of this genre as Ramsey Campbell, Dennis Etchison, Tim Lebbon, Kim Newman, horror movie director Mick Garrick, and other outstanding writers. Original.

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No doubt horror fans look forward to each yearly installment of this particular Mammoth series, and volume 12 should please them immensely. As usual, the collection begins with editor Jones' comprehensive precis of the year in horror, which covers new novels, movies, and television shows, keeping buffs updated on all the latest work in the genre. Then comes the meat of the book: noteworthy new stories from such hardworking and often acclaimed horror hands as Kim Newman, who boasts several entries, including "Castle in the Desert," the story of a man who goes to rescue his former stepdaughter from a gang of vampires, with help from an expected source. In Mick Garris' "Forever Gramma," a young boy is disturbed to see that his town's general store owner is still fixated on the boy's grandmother after her death. In "Bone Orchards," Paul J. McAuley tells the story of a man drawn into a young girl's murder after encountering her ghost. And those are just for starters. Ghoulish fun. Kristine HuntleyCopyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved

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