The Eleventh Fontana Book of Great Horror Stories [antikvár]

INTRODUCTION hiTo the horror story fan, a new anthology is like a mouthwatering stew - a mixture of this and that, from here and there, "^specially chosen and blended for your enjoyment. The ingredients in this collection include such piquant morsels "as witchcraft, zombies, spider-worship, reptilism - and even jjmurder by knitting needle I But the basic flavour is one of chilling jpriginality and freshness, for, this time, the entire book is in the ?hands of modem writers. So many fine new stories are queueing up to be included in anthologies that it seems a shame and a »jwaste to exclude them in favour of the good, old (but often overexposed) faithfuls. There's horror on the menu, so welcome to the feast! Mary Danby i I IS ' is 8. 8,