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The eighth title in our Little Books Series III.Charles L. Grant was a prolific writer of more than 100 novels and twice as many short stories. He was one the most respected and revered writers of his generation. He is the winner of a British Fantasy Award, two Nebula Awards, three World Fantasy Awards, the Bram Stoker for Lifetime Achievement, the World Horror Convention Lifetime Achievement Award, the Lifetime Legend Award of the International Horror Guild.Grant died in 2006, but his work remains a lasting monument to his talent. This current volume collects stories that best represent his style and type of tale he liked to call “quiet horror.” It has been edited by his wife, writer Kathryn Ptacek and Hank Wagner—signed by both. -
The Sixth Title in Our Little Books Series III !Stuart D. Schiff. World Fantasy Award-winning editor of the prestigious Whispers magazine and anthology series, has compiled a wonderful assortment of cartoons, illustrations, and short stories by the gifted artist and writer, Gahan Wilson.Gahan enjoyed a long and spectacular career doing monthly cartoons for Playboy and The New Yorker magazines, as well as editing Horror and Suspense anthologies and writing his own magical and perverse tales. He now resides in an assisted living facility and was unable to sign this volume; Stuart D. Schiff signed this volume as the editor.If you are not familiar with Gahan Wilson, you are in for a wonderful discovery. If you already know and love his work, this book will be a treasured addition to your shelves. -
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A novel in the tradition of Ray Bradbury, The Magnificent Gallery takes us to Brampton, Iowa. A quiet, peaceful, sunlit place, where children play happily in the streets and shopkeepers know all their customers by name. Brampton's secrets are well hidden.The dark man is coming …Mister Magister. Clad all in black, proprietor of a shooting gallery unlike anything the town has ever seen. Cut out of darkness, filled with universal night, Mister Magister comes to this place on a golden autumn day.To test its soul. And find it wanting.The dark time is coming … -
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Once they were soldiers. Rambo, the ragged kid whose presence in town is considered a threat. And Teasle, the Chief of Police of Madison, Kentucky. Both have been trained to kill: Rambo in Vietnam, Teasle in Korea. They learned different military tactics, different ways of death and survival in two different wars. Now, without warning, they are enemies in a civilian combat that becomes a chase through the woods and mountains and caves above the town. As we follow them, we understand that once a man has been trained as a killer, he is changed forever. -
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