Horrors

Horrors

by Lisa Tuttle, Dennis Etchison, Charles L. Grant, Barry N. Malzberg, Beverly Evans, Stephen King, Melisa Michaels, Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, David Morrell, Reginald Bretnor

1986

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Charles L. Grant - Introduction Dennis Etchison - The Dead Line (Whispers, Oct. 1979) David Morrell - Black Evening Reginald Bretnor - Party Night (MFSF, March 1969) Melisa Michaels - Demon in My View Beverly Evans - In the Land of the Giving Barry N. Malzberg - Nightshapes (Bill Pronzini [ed.], Werewolf!, 1979) Chelsea Quinn Yarbro - Savoury, Sage, Rosemary, and Thyme Alan Dean Foster - The Inheritance Lisa Tuttle - Dollburger (MFSF, Feb. 1973) J. Michael Reaves - Shadetree (MFSF, Sep 1977) Craig Shaw Gardner - Kisses from Auntie Steve Rasnic Tem - Morning Talk Richard Houston - The Man Who Was Kind to Animals Nicholas V. Yermakov - Far Removed from the Scene of the Crime (MFSF, April 1980) Jack M. Dann - The Drum Lollipop (Damon Knight [ed] Orbit 11, 1972) George W. Proctor - The Good Is Oft Interred William F. Nolan - The Pool Stephen King - [The Monkey](https://openlibrary.org/works/OL149146W/The_Monkey) (Gallery, Nov. 1980) Blurb: GHOULS RISING FROM THEIR GRAVES DOLLS WITH TEETH YOUR PET CAT THAT REALLY ISN'T A CAT SOMETHING HIDING IN YOUR BACKYARD POOL A TOY YOU THREW AWAY THAT KEEPS RETURNING DOCTORS USING YOU FOR THEIR ORGAN BANKS... YOUR ULTIMATE FEARS COME TRUE

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