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Synopsis

This new anthology represents the most outstanding new short stories and novellas by both contemporary masters of horror and exciting newcomers. The award-winning series offers a chilling overview of this year in horror.

Table of Contents:

• Introduction: Horror in 2011 - (2012) - essay by Stephen Jones
• Holding the Light - (2011) - short story by Ramsey Campbell
• Lantern Jack - (2011) - short story by Christopher Fowler
• Rag and Bone - (2011) - short story by Paul Kane
• Some Kind of Light Shines from Your Face - (2011) - short story by Gemma Files
• Midnight Flight - (2011) - short story by Joel Lane
• Trick of the Light - (2011) - short story by Tim Lebbon
• But None Shall Sing for Me - (2011) - short story by Gregory Nicoll
• About the Dark - (2011) - short story by Alison Littlewood
• The Photographer's Tale - (2011) - short story by Daniel Mills
• The Tower - (2011) - short story by Mark Samuels
• Dancing Like We're Dumb - (2011) - short story by Peter Atkins
• An Indelible Stain Upon the Sky - (2012) - short story by Simon Strantzas
• Hair - (2011) - short story by Joan Aiken
• Miri - (2011) - short story by Steve Rasnic Tem
• Corbeaux Bay - (2011) - short story by Geeta Roopnarine
• Sad, Dark Thing - (2011) - short story by Michael Marshall Smith
• Smithers and the Ghosts of the Thar - (2011) - short story by Robert Silverberg
• Quieta Non Movere - (2011) - short story by Reggie Oliver
• The Crawling Sky - (2009) - novelette by Joe R. Lansdale
• Wait - (2011) - novelette by Conrad Williams
• The Ocean Grand, North West Coast - (2011) - novelette by Simon Kurt Unsworth
• They That Have Wings - (2011) - novelette by Evangeline Walton
• White Roses, Bloody Silk - (2011) - short story by Thana Niveau
• The Music of Bengt Karlsson, Murderer - (2011) - novelette by John Ajvide Lindqvist
• Passing Through Peacehaven - (2011) - short story by Ramsey Campbell
• Holiday Home - (2011) - short story by David Buchan
• Necrology: 2011 - (2012) - essay by Stephen Jones

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