Best British Horror 2014
Johnny Mains
Rated: 3.50 of 5 stars
3.50
· 2 ratings · 432 pages · Published: 15 Apr 2014
Edited by the British Fantasy Award-winning editor Johnny Mains, Salt's 'Best' series takes a journey into the bottomless depths of horror. You will find no 'pleasing terrors' here.
"Mercy stands before her, wielding a mud-caked pickaxe in both hands…" - When Charlie Sleeps, Laura Mauro.
"Too much Semtex was an obvious beginner's mistake, and I noted I needed to remove more brain in future..." - Exploding Raphaelesque Heads, Ian Hunter.
"There isn't much time. Blood is already spattering the paper on which I am writing..." - The Secondary Host, John Probert.
"It appeared to be an insect of some kind, perhaps a beetle or a spider with a bloated body..." - Come Into My Parlour, Reggie Oliver.
Best British Horror is a new anthology series dedicated to showcasing and proving without doubt, that when it comes to horror and supernatural fiction, Britain is its obvious and natural home.
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- mystery 3
- ghosts 2
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