Best British Horror 2018

<p>Editor Johnny Mains has scoured  anthologies magazines and on-line publications to select the very best horror stories written by British authors. From creepingly insidious tales where the fear gathers slowly to the outright terrifying from musty abandoned buildings to the wilds of an isolated beach from yarns of yesterday to contemporary horrors of today: 17 tales showcasing British horror at its best:</p><p>Content:</p><p>Introduction – Johnny Mains                    <br />Paymon’s Trio – Colette De Curzon                <br />Love and Death – Reggie Oliver                <br />In the Light of St. Ives – Ray Cluley                <br />The Book of Dreems – Georgina Bruce            <br />The Affair – James Everington                    <br />Fragments of a Broken Doll – Cate Gardner            <br />The Lies We Tell – Charlotte Bond                <br />Ting-A-Ling-A-Ling – Daniel McGachey            <br />Tools of the Trade – Paul Finch                <br />Departures – A.K. Benedict                    <br />The Taste of Her – Mark West                    <br />Sun Dogs – Laura Mauro                    <br />Dispossession – Nicholas Royle                <br />Shell Baby – V.H. Leslie                    <br />The Unwish – Claire Dean                    <br />A Day With the Delusionists – Reggie Oliver            <br />We Who Sing Beneath the Ground – Mark Morris        <br />About the Authors</p>