The Mammoth book of Halloween stories edited by Stephen Jones?
I think it's worth borrowing from a library to read the stories, many of which are very good. The Campbell story and the Lansdale story called "The Folding Man" are superb. Unless you can find it at a discount, it is an expensive book though -- depending on what your book budget is. I got by with a free ebook. Best of luck to you.
Hi Jay, wondering if you thought this tome is a worthy purchase? I have always liked Ramsey’s stories as I think he brings something refreshing to the uncanny tale genre. Just wondering if there is enough quality in the other stories to warrant a purchase and I usually coincide with your fancies. Thanks again.
The Mammoth book of Halloween stories edited by Stephen Jones?
I think it's worth borrowing from a library to read the stories, many of which are very good. The Campbell story and the Lansdale story called "The Folding Man" are superb. Unless you can find it at a discount, it is an expensive book though -- depending on what your book budget is. I got by with a free ebook. Best of luck to you.
Hi Jay, wondering if you thought this tome is a worthy purchase? I have always liked Ramsey’s stories as I think he brings something refreshing to the uncanny tale genre. Just wondering if there is enough quality in the other stories to warrant a purchase and I usually coincide with your fancies. Thanks again.
Sorry, which volume?
I just assumed it was “This Haunted Heaven”.
Oh. "Her Face" in in the Mammoth Book of Halloween.
This haunted heaven is a Reggie Oliver Collection. Ebook dorect from Tartarus or on Amazon are under $10 and well worth it.
That’s it. Thanks