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This tribute anthology presents a gathering of stories by today's best known authors including:

• F. Paul Wilson
• Peter Straub
• Stephen King
• Thomas F. Monteleone
• Douglas E. Winter
• Bentley Little
• Kim Newman
• Craig Shaw Gardner
• Steven Spruill
• Chet Williamson
• Joe R. Lansdale
• Scott Edelman
• Paul Finch
• Bill Pronzini
• Kathryn Ptacek
• William Relling Jr.
• Al Sarrantonio
• David B. Silva
• Steve Rasnic Tem
• David Niall Wilson
• Darren O. Godfrey
• Gary A. Braunbeck
• P.D. Cacek
• Thomas Smith
• Wendy Webb
• Hank Wagner
• T. Liam McDonald
• Gahan Wilson
• and Charles L. Grant

SIGNED BY 30 CONTRIBUTORS.

For nearly two decades, the Night Visions anthologies have provided a forum for some of the finest dark fantasists of the modern era, including Stephen King, Ramsey Campbell, Dan Simmons, Clive Barker, and many more. Subterranean Press proudly continues the tradition with the twelfth installment of this landmark series.

Edited and introduced by Bram Stoker Award winner and International Horror Guild Award nominee Kealan Patrick Burke (Taverns of the Dead, Quietly Now), Night Visions 12 features short stories and novellas by Simon Clark (Blood Crazy, Night of the Triffids), Mark Morris (Nowhere Near an Angel, The Immaculate), and P.D. Cacek (Night Players, The Wind Caller).

Table of Contents:

• Introduction - (2006) - essay by Kealan Patrick Burke
• My God, My God - (2006) - novelette by Simon Clark
• Poe, Lovecraft, Jackson - (2006) - short story by Simon Clark
• Frankenstein, Victor - (2006) - novelette by Simon Clark
• Feeding Frenzy - (2006) - novelette by Mark Morris
• The Story of April and Her Colours - (2006) - short story by Mark Morris
• What Nature Abhors - (2006) - novella by Mark Morris
• Forced Perspective - (2006) - novella by P. D. Cacek
• Campfire Story - (2006) - short story by P. D. Cacek

It's been almost seven years since the events of Myers Pond. Seven years since a child rose from the dead, seeking Timmy Quinn's help in finding a murderer, a search that left more questions than answers in its terrifying wake. But for Timmy, the dead never leave. They're everywhere, reaching out to him, and there is nowhere to hide from their quiet desperation.

Following a nightmarish encounter at home, Timmy's search for peace takes him to his grieving grandmother, and a small harbor town on the South coast of Ireland.

But no peace can exist in a place whose past is colored by hate, betrayal and murder, and it is not long before Timmy realizes his haven has become a cage.

And in the very foundations of an old crumbling factory, the dead are gathering.

Uniting.

To save his life and the lives of those he loves, Timmy Quinn must step behind the Curtain, into the realm of the dead and face something far more terrifying than he has ever encountered before-- a monstrous entity known only as The Hides...