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5.0 out of 5 stars
THE PICTURE SHARED IS NOT THE RIGHT ONE,
This review is from: The Best New Horror (Mammoth Book of Best New Horror) (Paperback)
Hey all, watch what you buy. This is the 2001 edition. The photos is edition 6 for 1995. By putting the wrong photo up, booksellers are confused. Check before you buy.
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This review is from: The Best New Horror (Mammoth Book of Best New Horror) (Paperback)
Here is my personal favourites, notes and brief comentaries about them :Harvest - Norman Partridge - 8,5 - A little gem Sometimes in the Rain - Charles Grant - 10,0 - A moving and wonderful ghost story !! Dead Orchards - Ian R. Macleod - 10,00 - Beautiful piece of decadent writing, one of the best. The Temptation of Dr Stein - Paul J. Mackauley - 9,00 - Excellent historical mystery Waywang Kulit - Gary Killworth - 10,0 - By far the most original tale in this collection The Scent of Vinegar - Robert Bloch - 9,5 - Black humour in Bloch's manner, very funny. The Homecoming - Nicholas Royle - 9,5 - Mixes social realism with Cthulu Mythos The Singular Habits of Wasps - Geoffrey Landis - 9,0 - Excellent steampunk adventure featuring Sherlock Holmes and Watson. To Receive is Better - Michael Marshall Smith - 9,0 - Intense and depressing story about a mutiltaed boy. The Alchemy of Throat - Brian Hodge - 10,0 - Another wonderful piece of decadent writing |
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The Best New Horror (Mammoth Book of Best New Horror) by Stephen Jones (Paperback - Dec. 1995)
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