See all of our recent New Treasures here.Stephen Jones (born 4 November 1953 in Pimlico, London) is an English editor of horror anthologies, and the author of several book-length studies of horror and fantasy films as well as an account of H. Get the complete details at the PS Publishing website. It is 606 pages, priced at £14.99 in trade paperback.
“He Sings of Salt And Wormwood,” Brian Hodgeīest New Horror 30 was published by PS Publishing on November 1, 2020.
“The Window of Erich Zann,” Michael Marshall Smith “It Never Looks Like Drowning,” Damien Angelica Walters Grace, and The Diodati Society,” Daniel Mcgachey “The Keepers of the Lighthouse,” Ken Mackenzie “The Marvellous Talking Machine,” Alison Littlewood
Introduction of Horror In 2018, Stephen Jones In Thana Niveau’s truly outstanding “ Octoberland” nostalgia and childhood horrors blend to create an insightful, unforgettable mix. Mark Samuels provides “Posterity”, an Aickmanesque story (not a simple coincidence…) describing the uncanny experience of a literary researcher exploring the legacy of a deceased writer whose initials are R.A. “The Deep Sea Swell” by John Langan is a tense, thrilling story where the ghost of a past sea tragedy gets loose during a storm, while “ Holiday Reading” by Rosalie Parker is a delightful tale suspended between literature and reality. In the creepy “The Smiling Man, by Simon Kurt Unsworth, violating the grave of a disreputable character brings about serious disturbances in a quiet small village… Black Gate blogger Mario Guslandi offers up an in-depth review at Ginger Nuts of Horror here’s a sample.įirst of all I’d like to mention the two stories by Peter Bell, a fantastic author of ghostly tales, whose body of work has appeared so far only in books from small, indie imprints… “The House” is an eerie piece of fiction about three gentlemen following the traces of an elusive, ambiguous ghost story writer, and “ The Virgin Mary Well” is a dark, atmospheric story where ancient, unholy secrets about a mysterious well are unearthed and brought back to the present… But that blemish aside, it’s a fine anthology with top notch horror from Ramsey Campbell, Michael Marshal Smith, Alison Littlewood, Graham Masterton, Damien Angelica Walters, two stories from Peter Bell, and lots more - all packaged under a delightfully retro cover by Warren Kremer. Publishing delays have accumulated for Best New Horror over the years as result this volume collects tales from 2018. But closing fast on his heels is Stephen Jones, who just released volume 30 of his Best New Horrorseries in November. Gardner Dozois edited 35 volumes of The Year’s Best Science Fiction between 19, an extraordinary achievement that I didn’t expect to be equaled any time soon. Best New Horror 30 (PS Publishing, November 2020).
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