Amy Myers - After Midnight Stories #3
Apr 15, 2007 9:24:30 GMT -5
Post by Gloomy Sundae on Apr 15, 2007 9:24:30 GMT -5
Amy Myers (ed.) - The Third Book of After Midnight Stories (William Kimber, 1987)
Brian Lumley - The Thin People
Alma Priestley - The Neapolitan Bedroom
R. Chetwynd-Hayes - Moving Day
A. L. Barker - Element Of Doubt
J. C. Trewin - The Manse
John Whitbourn - Waiting For A Bus
Jean Stubbs - The Band in the Park
Ross McKay - The Indian’s Grave
Mike Sims - Warm As Snow
Derek Stanford - Meeting Mr. Singleton
Meg Buxton - The Neighbours
John Marsh - The Whisperer
Kelvin I. Jones - Mandrake
Fred Urquhart - Swing High, Willie Brodie
Lanyon Jones - The Nine Lessons and Carols
John Whitbourn - Waiting For A Bus: Another Biscombe tale, this time old Bob Springer recounts his experiences at the local bus stop when a man asked him to wait with him. The taciturn stranger is a marvellous creation, a man of few words, never slow to see the worst in the human race ...
Laymon Jones - The Nine Lessons And Carols ; Stevas discovers a beautifully bound handwritten book of classical 18th century church music among some works by de Sade and various treatises on necromancy which are hidden amongst some dusty volumes of Victorian theology. He decides that the music must be performed, and even attempts to pass it off as his own. Bad news for the boy treble who begins to suffer from nightmares of being fettered in a concealed room and forced to sing until his lungs burst, while his body begins to take on the shape of the cruelly crippled.
Brian Lumley - The Thin People
Alma Priestley - The Neapolitan Bedroom
R. Chetwynd-Hayes - Moving Day
A. L. Barker - Element Of Doubt
J. C. Trewin - The Manse
John Whitbourn - Waiting For A Bus
Jean Stubbs - The Band in the Park
Ross McKay - The Indian’s Grave
Mike Sims - Warm As Snow
Derek Stanford - Meeting Mr. Singleton
Meg Buxton - The Neighbours
John Marsh - The Whisperer
Kelvin I. Jones - Mandrake
Fred Urquhart - Swing High, Willie Brodie
Lanyon Jones - The Nine Lessons and Carols
John Whitbourn - Waiting For A Bus: Another Biscombe tale, this time old Bob Springer recounts his experiences at the local bus stop when a man asked him to wait with him. The taciturn stranger is a marvellous creation, a man of few words, never slow to see the worst in the human race ...
Laymon Jones - The Nine Lessons And Carols ; Stevas discovers a beautifully bound handwritten book of classical 18th century church music among some works by de Sade and various treatises on necromancy which are hidden amongst some dusty volumes of Victorian theology. He decides that the music must be performed, and even attempts to pass it off as his own. Bad news for the boy treble who begins to suffer from nightmares of being fettered in a concealed room and forced to sing until his lungs burst, while his body begins to take on the shape of the cruelly crippled.