Iain Sinclair's 'Under the Flyover' is the longest and so far the best thing in this edition of BBST that everybody else's prose seems a bit limp by comparison. The other stories are acceptable enough but the presence of a visionary as inspired as Sinclair really would put most other living writers in the shade. It's a tricky one: 'Under the Flyover' clearly belongs in a collection with this title but I feel it forces me to underestimate everything else here.
Another excellent selection. Many ghost stories and mostly rural settings apart from a couple, including Ian Sinclair’s magnificent, ranting London-set piece.