Gallery of Horror
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Some galleries specialize in the arts of painting or sculpture. But the gallery you are about to visit specializes in the most irresistibly riveting art of all—the art of horror, as practiced to perfection by the greatest modern masters of that ghoulish trade. With twenty gripping, hair-raising selections, Gallery of Horroris one of the very best anthologies ever assembled. But beware—these are writers for whom no leap into the unknown evil is too bold or frightening. Are you ready for it?
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Contents
Aim for the Heart * (1983) * shortstory by Craig Shaw Gardner
Canavan's Back Yard * [Canavan] * (1958) * shortstory by Joseph Payne Brennan
Death to the Easter Bunny! * (1983) * shortstory by Alan Ryan
Derelicts * (1983) * shortstory by Steve Rasnic Tem
Down Among the Dead Men * (1982) * novelette by Gardner Dozois and Jack Dann
Gravid Babies: A Novel of Horrific Menace in Considerable Synopsis * (1983) * shortstory by Michael Bishop
In Darkness, Angels * (1983) * novelette by Eric Van Lustbader
Introduction (Gallery of Horror) * (1983) * essay by Charles L. Grant (aka Introduction (The Dodd, Mead Gallery of Horror))
Nona * (1978) * novelette by Stephen King
Nunc Dimittis * (1983) * novelette by Tanith Lee
Out of Sorts * (1983) * shortstory by Bernard Taylor
Petey * (1979) * novella by T. E. D. Klein
Something Nasty * (1983) * shortstory by William F. Nolan
Talent * (1953) * shortstory by Theodore Sturgeon
The Arrows * (1983) * shortstory by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro
The Chair * (1983) * novelette by Dennis Etchison
The Conqueror Worm * (1983) * shortstory by Stephen R. Donaldson
The Crazy Chinaman * (1983) * shortstory by John Coyne
The Rubber Room * (1980) * shortstory by Robert Bloch
The Sunshine Club * (1983) * shortstory by Ramsey Campbell
The Typewriter * (1983) * novelette by David Morrell
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