New Terrors Omnibus A Bumper Collection of 37 Terrifying Tales

by Ramsey Campbell (editor)

1 • The Stains • (1980) • Robert Aickman
55 • City Fishing • (1980) • Steve Rasnic Tem
61 • Sun City • (1980) • Lisa Tuttle
73 • Yare • (1980) • Manly Wade Wellman
85 • A Room with a Vie • (1980) • Tanith Lee
101 • Diminishing Landscape with Indistinct Figures • (1980) • Daphne Castell
123 • Tissue • (1980) • Marc Laidlaw
135 • Without Rhyme or Reason • (1980) • Peter Valentine Timlett
149 • Love Me Tender • (1980) • Bob Shaw
163 • Kevin Malone • (1980) • Gene Wolfe
175 • Time to Laugh • (1979) • Joan Aiken
187 • Chicken Soup • (1980) • Kit Reed
197 • The Pursuer • (1980) • James Wade
203 • Bridal Suite • (1980) • Graham Masterton
219 • The Spot • (1980) • Dennis Etchison and Mark Johnson
235 • The Gingerbread House • (1980) • Cherry Wilder
253 • Watchers at the Strait Gate • (1980) • Russell Kirk
273 • .220 Swift • (1980) • Karl Edward Wagner
315 • The Fit • (1980) • Ramsey Campbell
327 • The Miraculous Cairn • (1980) • Christopher Priest
373 • The Man Whose Eyes Beheld the Glory • (1980) • John Brunner
391 • The Rubber Room • (1980) • Robert Bloch
405 • Drama in Five Acts • (1980) • Giles Gordon
411 • The Initiation • (1980) • Jack Sullivan
421 • Lucille Would Have Known • (1980) • John Burke
433 • Teething Troubles • (1980) • Rosalind Ashe
451 • The Funny Face Murders • (1980) • R.A. Lafferty
481 • Femme Fatale • (1980) • Marianne Leconte
493 • Big Wheels: A Tale of the Laundry Game • (1980) • Stephen King
505 • Richie by the Sea • (1980) • Greg Bear
519 • Can You Still See Me? • (1980) • Margaret Dickson
527 • A Song at the Party • (1980) • Dorothy K. Haynes
535 • One Way Out • (1980) • Felice Picano
555 • The Ice Monkey • (1980) • M. John Harrison
567 • Symbiote • (1980) • Andrew J. Offutt
577 • Across the Water to Skye • (1980) • Charles L. Grant
589 • The Dark • (1980) • Kathleen Resch

Genres: Horror

649 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1985

About the author

Ramsey Campbell is a British writer considered by a number of critics to be one of the great masters of horror fiction. T. E. D. Klein has written that "Campbell reigns supreme in the field today," while S. T. Joshi has said that "future generations will regard him as the leading horror writer of our generation, every bit the equal of Lovecraft or Blackwood."

Reviews

[Carmen · Rating 3 out of 5]

Realmente mi motivo para leer este libro ha sido Stephen King, ya que incluye un relato suyo que para sorpresa mía no me ha gustado, no sé si recomendar este libro o no, ya que muchos de sus relatos me han parecido aburridos pero otros me han encantado. Destaco: la ciudad del sol de Lisa Turttle, una habitación con vita de Tanith Lee, amame con ternura de Bob Shaw, yare de Manly Wade Wellman, tejido de Marc Laidlaw, sopa de pollo de Kit Reed y mi favorito de todos suite nupcial de Graham Masterton. Espero poder leer más de estos nuevos autores que he descubierto gracias a este libro.

[Alex Khlopenko · Rating 3 out of 5]

Horror has come a long way in terms of short story quality

[Arwen Fowler-jonsson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great writing!!!Some of the stories were great and some were ok..Only one I really hated and could not finish.

[Tay · Rating 5 out of 5]

Brilliant old school horror and suspense, beautifully crafted short stories. Infinitely better than most modern horror and suspense writing.