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The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 4
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A collection of short horror stories features the work of Peter Atkins, Clive Barker, Ramsey Campbell, Kim Newman, Peter Straub, Karl Edward Wagner, and others.
Table of Contents:
- Introduction: Horror in 1992 (Best New Horror 4) - essay by Stephen Jones and Ramsey Campbell
- The Suicide Artist - (1992) - short story by Scott Edelman
- Dancing on a Blade of Dreams - (1992) - novelette by Roberta Lannes
- The Departed - (1992) - short story by Clive Barker
- How to Get Ahead in New York - (1992) - short story by Poppy Z. Brite
- They Take - (1992) - novelette by John Brunner
- Replacements - (1992) - novelette by Lisa Tuttle
- Under the Pylon - (1992) - short story by Graham Joyce
- The Glamour - (1991) - short story by Thomas Ligotti
- Under the Ice - (1992) - short story by John Gordon
- And Some Are Missing - (1992) - short story by Joel Lane
- The Little Green Ones - (1992) - short story by Les Daniels
- Mirror Man - (1992) - short story by Steve Rasnic Tem
- Mothmusic - (1992) - short story by Sarah Ash
- Did They Get You to Trade? - (1992) - novelette by Karl Edward Wagner
- Night Shift Sister - (1992) - short story by Nicholas Royle
- The Dead - (1992) - short story by M. John Harrison and Simon Ings
- Norman Wisdom and the Angel of Death - (1992) - novelette by Christopher Fowler
- Red Reign - (1992) - novella by Kim Newman
- Aviatrix - (1992) - short story by Peter Atkins
- Snodgrass - (1992) - novelette by Ian R. MacLeod
- The Day of the Sharks - (1992) - short story by Kate Wilhelm
- Anima - (1992) - short story by M. John Harrison
- Bright Lights, Big Zombie - (1992) - novelette by Douglas E. Winter
- The Ghost Village - (1992) - novelette by Peter Straub
- Necrology: 1992 - essay by Stephen Jones and Kim Newman
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