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Hosted by Ramsey Campbell : Edited by Adèle Hartley The first in the new Bloody Books horror fiction imprint. "If there is an international language for horror, this anthology is it...this is one to keep your eyes on in the future." Hellnotes “We hope the annual "Read by Dawn" collection will establish itself quickly as an international celebration of the best in contemporary horror.” www.thedeepening.com Read By Dawn is an annual international series of contemporary horror writing from new and established authors. Internationally acclaimed horror author Ramsey Campbell ("Britain’s most respected living horror writer," Oxford Companion to English Literature) hosts Volume One with an introductory and closing piece, and provides a hugely atmospheric story, A Place of Revelation. The volume contains 27 stunning new stories from England, Scotland, USA, Australia, Finland, Canada, representing the best in contemporary horror writing. |
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Classic Tales of Horror Volume One presents fifteen classic stories by the world's great writers. From the piercing cry of Poe's Tell-Tale Heart to the terrible quiet of Andreyev's Silence, this is horror at its most unforgiving.
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Edited by Adèle Hartley After the critical success of the first volume of new contemporary international horror fiction in 2006, we are proud to announce the publication of Volume II. Following another highly competitive international call for entries, editor Adèle Hartley and her team have selected 25 stunning new horror short stories to keep readers awake at night. "If there is an international language for horror, this anthology is it...this is one to keep your eyes on in the future." Hellnotes “We hope the annual "Read by Dawn" collection will establish itself quickly as an international celebration of the best in contemporary horror.” www.thedeepening.com |
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Edited by Jonathan Wooding Classic Tales of Horror Volume Two continues the series of classic horror stories with a chilling new collection:
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The terrifying noir thriller from a major new writer, Redress presents a nightmare scenario: a man so tortured by the brutal killing of his own wife that he seeks consolation - redress - in the idea of a new partner who has experienced the same awful grief as himself. But to find that partner, he has to create the conditions for her grief. He has to kill, in the most terrible way. Then he has to groom the bereaved for her future life with him. The problem is, he's never quite satisfied. How many people have to die before he feels the scales have been balanced? Adèle Hartley is the creator and Director of Scotland's international horror film festival, Dead by Dawn. This is her first novel. |
