edited by Ellen Datlow
Introduction by Ellen Datlow
You Have What I Need by Ian Rogers
The Midway by Fran Wilde
Wet Red Grin by Gemma Files
The Virgin Jimmy Peck by Daryl Gregory
The Ghost of a Flea by Priya Sharma
The Atrocity Exhibitionists by Brian Hodge
"The Father of Modern Gynecology": J. Marion Syms, M.D. (1813-1883) by Joyce Carol Oates
Here Comes Your Man by Indrapramit Das
Siolaigh by Siobhan Carroll
What Is Love But the Quiet Moments After Dinner? by Richard Kadrey
The Island by Norman Partridge
Flaming Teeth by Garry Kilworth
Strandling by Caitlín R. Kiernan
The Special One by Chikodili Emelumadu
Devil by Glen Hirshberg
Crick Crack Rattle Tap by A. C. Wise
Children of the Night by Stephen Graham Jones
The Smell of Waiting by Kaaron Warren
Now Voyager by Livia Llewellyn
The Last Drop by Carole Johnstone
Widow-Light by Margo Lanagan
Sweet Potato by Joe R. Lansdale
Knock, Knock by Brian Evenson
Three Mothers Mountain by Nathan Ballingrud
What is Meat with No God? by Cassandra Khaw
Bitten by Himself by Laird Barron
Burial by Kristi DeMeester
Beautiful Dreamer by Jeffrey Ford
Bloedzuiger by John Langan
About the Authors
About the Editor
edited by Ellen Datlow
Introduction by Ellen Datlow
You Have What I Need by Ian Rogers
The Midway by Fran Wilde
Wet Red Grin by Gemma Files
The Virgin Jimmy Peck by Daryl Gregory
The Ghost of a Flea by Priya Sharma
The Atrocity Exhibitionists by Brian Hodge
"The Father of Modern Gynecology": J. Marion Syms, M.D. (1813-1883) by Joyce Carol Oates
Here Comes Your Man by Indrapramit Das
Siolaigh by Siobhan Carroll
What Is Love But the Quiet Moments After Dinner? by Richard Kadrey
The Island by Norman Partridge
Flaming Teeth by Garry Kilworth
Strandling by Caitlín R. Kiernan
The Special One by Chikodili Emelumadu
Devil by Glen Hirshberg
Crick Crack Rattle Tap by A. C. Wise
Children of the Night by Stephen Graham Jones
The Smell of Waiting by Kaaron Warren
Now Voyager by Livia Llewellyn
The Last Drop by Carole Johnstone
Widow-Light by Margo Lanagan
Sweet Potato by Joe R. Lansdale
Knock, Knock by Brian Evenson
Three Mothers Mountain by Nathan Ballingrud
What is Meat with No God? by Cassandra Khaw
Bitten by Himself by Laird Barron
Burial by Kristi DeMeester
Beautiful Dreamer by Jeffrey Ford
Bloedzuiger by John Langan
About the Authors
About the Editor
A bone-chilling new anthology from legendary horror editor, Ellen Datlow, Screams from the Dark contains twenty-nine all-original tales about monsters.
ELLEN DATLOW has been editing science fiction, fantasy, and horror short fiction for over thirty-five years as fiction editor of OMNI Magazine and editor of Event Horizon and SCIFICTION. In addition, she has edited more than a hundred science fiction, fantasy, and horror anthologies. She's won multiple World Fantasy Awards, Locus Awards, Hugo Awards, Bram Stoker Awards, International Horror Guild Awards, Shirley Jackson Awards, and the 2012 Il Posto Nero Black Spot Award for Excellence as Best Foreign Editor.
"Screams From the Dark crackles with ferocious energy and ravenous
delights. A thrilling feast for we who love monsters. Datlow has
gathered the kinds of stories to which all gruesome campfire tales
aspire." --Hailey Piper, author of Queen of Teeth
"Screams From the Dark brings together some of the boldest voices
in horror to create a shrieking chorus that will echo in your mind
long after you've closed the book. There is a darkness in these
pages that leaks out and shows you worlds you never dreamed
possible. Not even in your worst nightmares." --Philip Fracassi,
author of Beneath a Pale Sky
"This epic volume, with its impressive table of contents, will
satisfy the hordes of readers looking for new takes on the monster
trope." --Library Journal
"'What is a monster?' Datlow (the Best Horror of the Year series,
editor) asks in her introduction to this excellent anthology, which
brings together a tremendous variety of answers from the leading
voices in horror....Any horror fan will be glad to check this out."
--Publishers Weekly
Praise for Ellen Datlow
"There are certain brand names that imply undeniable quality, and
when I see Ellen Datlow as editor on an anthology, my first thought
is always, That's a must-buy. She's such a knowledgeable editor,
with a sharp eye and a long-standing love of the genre that leaps
from every page." --Tim Lebbon, author of The Silence
"Ellen Datlow is the empress of the horror anthology--enviably
well-read, eagle-eyed for talent, eager for originality, she's one
of the glories of the field. Nobody who loves horror should lack
any of her books. They're a crucial shelf all by themselves, and
something of a history of modern horror." --Ramsey Campbell, author
of The Searching Dead
"Ellen Datlow is the tastemaker, the greatest, most respected, and
most prolific horror anthologist who's ever lived. Every Datlow
anthology is a gift to the genre." --Christopher Golden, New York
Times bestselling author of Ararat
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