The Crow: Clash By Night

Literature & Fiction

Chet Williamson

Genre Fiction

HarperCollins, Publishers

Featuring the best from the modern masters of detective, intrigue, suspense, and mystery fiction: "William Haggard: An Interview"; "Timeo Danaos" &amp; "Commentary on Timeo Danaos" by William Haggard; "After the Thin Man: Part 1" by Dashiell Hammett; "Action at Vicksburg" by Irvin Faust; "Shopping Cart Howard" by James Lee Snyder; "Rain in Pinton County" by Robert Sampson; "Family Butcher" by George Sims; "High Darktown" by James Ellroy; and "Some Jobs Are Simple" by Chet Williamson.

The New Black Mask #5

James Ellroy

William Haggard

Dashirll Hammett

Irvin Faust

James Lee Snyder

Robert Sampson

George Sims

Harcourt, Brace. Jovanovich

A collection of 29 horror short stories based on the central theme of superstition. The contributors include Ray Bradbury, Ramsey Campbell, Richard T. Chizmar, Jonathan Carroll, Pat Cadigan, Nancy A. Collins, Pauline E. Dungate, Christopher Fowler, Stephen Gallagher and Ed Gorman.

Narrow houses

Robert Holdstock

Ian WATSON

Nicholas Royle

Nancy A. Collins

PAT CADIGAN

Darrell Schweitzer

Rick Hautala

Rex Miller

Ed. Gorman

Stephen Gallagher

Stephen Laws

Ray. Bradbury

Pauline E. Dungate

Little,Brown

1st edition 1st printing paperback, fine In stock shipped from our UK warehouse

Soul Storm

Headline

Tor Horror Sampler

Maggie Davis

Andrew Neiderman

K.W. Jeter

Charles L. Grant

William Relling, Jr.

Graham, Masterton

R. R. Walters

Richard. Laymon

dan-simmons

Tom Doherty Associates, Inc.

Showcases some of the best new short fiction in the fields of horror, suspense, and dark fantasy

Night Visions Seven

GARY BRANDNER

Stanley Wiater

United States

Dark Harvest Books

The Jazz Worcester Real Book

Dick Odgren

Worcester Publishing, Ltd

Two young necromancers agree to assist Victor Mordenheim in his efforts to revive his dead wife, but the doctor's previous creation is determined to stop their work

Mordenheim (Ravenloft, 8)

Children's Books

TSR, Lake Geneva WI

Contains: Quoth the Crow, The Lazarus Heart, and Clash By Night

The Crow: A Murder of Crows

Poppy Z. Brite

David Bischoff

HARPER/COLLINS

Chet Williamson's The Story of Noichi the Blind blends Japanese classicism with the tropes of contemporary horror to create the most literate yet stomach-churning tale this writer has ever told.Purported to be a possibly lost Lafcadio Hearn manuscript, this Japanese "folk tale" (complete with introduction and scholarly afterword) tells the story of a simple woodcutter whose confrontation with a mountain demon plunges his life into a nightmare of violence, self-delusion, and extreme sexual darkness.Tinged by the blackest of humor, The Story of Noichi the Blind is a work that Williamson fears could get him arrested in several countries and carefully observed in his own.

The Story of Noichi the Blind

Cemetery Dance Publications

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