New Terrors Omnibus: a bumper collection of 37 terrifying tales edited by Ramsey Campbell

STEPHEN KING ROBERT AICKMAN BOB SHAW JOAN AIKEN ROBERT BLOCH KARL E. WAGNER CHRISTOPHER PRIEST JOHN BRUNNER AND MANY MORE MASTERS OF CONTEMPORARY TERROR... Contents Robert Aickman The stains Steve Rasnic Tem City fishing Lisa Tuttle Sun city Manly Wade Wellman Yare Tanith Lee A room with a vie Daphne Castell Diminishing landscape with indistinct figures Marc Laidlaw Tissue Peter Valentine Timlett Without rhyme or reason Bob Shaw Love me tender Gene Wolfe Kevin Malone Joan Aiken Time to laugh Kit Reed Chicken soup James Wade The pursuer Graham Masterton Bridal suite Dennis Etchison and Mark Johnson The spot Cherry Wilder The gingerbread house Russell Kirk Watchers at the strait gate Karl Edward Wagner 220 Swift Ramsey Campbell The fit Christopher Priest The miraculous cairn John Brunner The man whose eyes beheld the glory Robert Bloch The rubber room Giles Gordon Drama in five acts Jack Sullivan The initiation John Burke Lucille would have known Rosalind Ashe Teething trouble R. A. Lafferty The funny face murders Marianne Leconte Femme fatale Stephen King Big wheels Greg Bear Ritchie by the sea Margaret Dickson Can you still see me? Dorothy K. Haynes A song at the party Felice Picano One way out M. John Harrison The ice monkey And many more

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