Selected Product: | The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror, Vol. 14 Paperback Edition: 1st Carroll & Graf Ed Publisher: Running Press Release Date: 2003-10-21 ISBN-10: 0786712376 ISBN-13: 9780786712373 List Price: $11.95 Average Customer Rating: | | The Mammoth Book of New Terror (Mammoth Book of) ISBN-10: 0786714093 ISBN-13: 9780786714094 List Price:$13.95 The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 16 (Mammoth Book of Best New Horror) ISBN-10: 0786716002 ISBN-13: 9780786716005 List Price:$13.95 The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror, Vol. 15 ISBN-10: 0786714263 ISBN-13: 9780786714261 List Price:$13.95 Best New Horror (Mammoth Book of Best New Horror) ISBN-10: 0786710632 ISBN-13: 9780786710638 List Price:$12.95 |
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The fourteenth volume in this series is going strong, and with another generous sampling of the past year's best horror fiction, it again earns "merits" from Publishers Weekly. With contributions from such favorites as Ramsey Campbell and Kim Newman, along with the talented likes of Neil Gaiman, China Mieville, Graham Joyce, Paul McCauley, Stephen Gallagher, Caitlin R. Kiernan, Jay Russell, Glen Hirshberg and many more, the hairraising tales in this edition hold nightmares for travelers in alien lands, unveil the mystery and menace lurking in our everyday reality, explore the terrors of the supernatural, and honor horror's classic tradition. As always, editor Stephen Jones provides an illuminating and engaging overview of the past year in horror fiction, as well as an affecting necrology and a guide to contacts among publishers, organizations, booksellers, and magazines in the eerier fields of fiction. Not Free SF Reader | Customer Rating: | There is a massive year long recap here by the editor, mentioning just about anyone who even contemplated doing anything horror related in a passing chat with their nana. Very comprehensive, about 80 pages of it. Also a long list of dead people related to the genre in the Necrology, so that part is worth bonus points.
Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 14 : October in the Chair - Neil Gaiman Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 14 : Details - China Mieville Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 14 : The Wretched Thicket of Thorn - Don Tumasonis Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 14 : The Absolute Last of the Ultra-Spooky Super-Scary Hallowe'en Horror Nights - David J. Schow Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 14 : Standard Gauge - Nicholas Royle Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 14 : Little Dead Girl Singing - Stephen Gallagher Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 14 : Nesting Instincts - Brian Hodge Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 14 : The Two Sams - Glen Hirshberg Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 14 : Hides - Jay Russell Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 14 : The Unbeheld - Ramsey Campbell Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 14 : Ill Met By Daylight - Basil Copper Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 14 : Catskin - Kelly Link Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 14 : 20th Century Ghost - Joe Hill Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 14 : Egyptian Avenue - Kim Newman Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 14 : The Boy behind the Gate - James Van Pelt Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 14 : Nor the Demons Down Under the Sea - Caitlin R. Kiernan Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 14 : The Coventry Boy - Graham Joyce Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 14 : The Prospect Cards - Don Tumasonis Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 14 : The Cage - Jeff VanderMeer Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 14 : Dr. Pretorius and the Lost Temple - Paul McAuley
Monthly avatar stories that most of them don't even like.
2 out of 5
Pattern recognition terror.
3 out of 5
Island getaway advice should be taken.
4 out of 5
Theme park hoodlum slasher cleanup.
4 out of 5
Just the right height for the old across the train tracks special.
3.5 out of 5
Talent contest puppet.
3.5 out of 5
Woman quite malleable.
3.5 out of 5
Miscarriage packets.
2.5 out of 5
Robert Louis Eatemson.
3.5 out of 5
Drawer baby.
2 out of 5
Old tomb guy scary.
3 out of 5
Witches and felines combo = bad.
3 out of 5
Cinema-goers leave the dead in the aisles.
4 out of 5
Old rich guy takes the whole Egyptian burial thing way too far.
3.5 out of 5
Good boy, bad boy, whichever, chuck 'em in an old mine.
4 out of 5
Women problems require sacrifice, Dagon-it.
4 out of 5
Bomb prediction girl stuck in one song groove until cured of the horn.
4 out of 5
Nasty reports.
3.5 out of 5
Good idea to keep little monsters locked up.
3 out of 5
Mr Carlyle is asked to help an engineer look into something strange going on with an underground tunnel project in London.
3.5 out of 5 | I liked it | Customer Rating: | | For horror fans interested in getting their adrenaline rush in short bursts! I liked this book. It had a variety of good stories, and I was able to get many of them read in a short time. Lots of interesting plot twists in many of the storylines, some right in your face "ew!" moments, a few predictable plots, but all-in-all, a satisfying read. | An 'Okay' Anthology | Customer Rating: | If you want this anthology to add to your collection, I recommend finding a used copy rather than paying the full price.
The stories were okay. None seemed to jump out at me nor stay with me.
Some may enjoy the "fillers". I'm not one of them. The first story doesn't start until page 85 of the book. First, you get the year in horror. The last story begins on page 467 and ends on page 524. The rest is filler. Who died in 2002 and then pages of useful addresses.
Just know that the size of the book is not all comprised of stories. It's deceiving. | A fine collection | Customer Rating: | | This is, as usual, a well-balanced collection showing off some excellent authors--some newer, some more familiar. I personally was quite pleased to see a reappearance of Paul MacAuley's Mr Carlyle, but there's plenty of quality stories packed into this edition. |
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