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    • Parent Works

    The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror: Ninth Annual Collection by
    Darkness: Two Decades of Modern Horror by

    Recommendations

    The Wizardry Consulted by Rick Cook


    My Dear Emily
    by Joanna Russ


    Judgment Engine
    by Greg Bear


    The Beautiful, the Damned
    by Kristine Kathryn Rusch


    Strange Horizons


    Magic Carpets
    by Leslie What


    Wang's Carpets
    by Greg Egan


    The Signalman
    by Charles Dickens


    Memnoch the Devil
    by Anne Rice
    Stories: All-New Tales by


    Night-Side
    by Joyce Carol Oates
    Lovecraft Unbound by


    The Dark Descent


    Commencement
    by Joyce Carol Oates
    Darkness: Two Decades of Modern Horror by


    Fossil-Figures
    by Joyce Carol Oates


    The Damned Thing
    by Ambrose Bierce


    Omni


    Family
    by Joyce Carol Oates


    Receding Horizon
    by Jonathan Lethem


    What Was It?
    by Fitz-James O'Brien


    Triangle
    by Ellen Klages


    Yours Truly, Jack the Ripper
    by Robert Bloch


    Rain Falls
    by Michael Marshall Smith


    Young Goodman Brown
    by Nathaniel Hawthorne


    Otto and Toto in the Oort
    by Paul di Filippo


    Refrigerator Heaven
    by David J. Schow


    Crouch End
    by Stephen King


    The Crowd
    by Ray Bradbury


    Infinity Plus


    Yardwork
    by Bruce Blake


    In the Absence of Murdock
    by Terry Lamsley


    The Show
    by Priya Sharma


    Little Pig
    by Anna Taborska


    Blackwood's Baby
    by Laird Barron


    The Little Green God of Agony
    by Stephen King
    The Samhanach by Lisa Morton


    If Damon Comes
    The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror: Ninth Annual Collection by


    Two Minutes Forty-Five Seconds
    by Dan Simmons


    My Father's Mask
    by Joe Hill


    Seven American Nights
    by Gene Wolfe


    Snow, Glass, Apples
    by Neil Gaiman
    Escape Pod by


    Looker
    by David Nickle


    In the Middle of Poplar Street
    by Nate Southard