The Best of Shivers
Full Table of Contents and Cover Artwork Revealed!
Featuring Stephen King, Peter Straub, Stewart O’Nan, Bentley Little, Jack Ketchum, Gary A. Braunbeck, Glen Hirshberg, Ed Gorman, Brian Hodge, Stephen Mark Rainey, Graham Masterton, Sarah Pinborough, Peter Crowther, Simon Clark, Brian Keene, Thomas Tessier, Ray Garton, Kaaron Warren, Norman Prentiss, and many others!
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Richard Chizmar has put the finishing touches on the Table of Contents for The Best of Shivers and we think it might very well be the most powerful line-up he has ever assembled for an anthology!
Table of Contents:
“The Crate” a novella by Stephen King
“Summer of ’77” by Stewart O’Nan
“The Machinery of Night” by Douglas Clegg
“Walking With the Ghosts of Pier 13” by Brian James Freeman
“The Departed” by Clive Barker
“The Box Man” by Gary A. Braunbeck
“Fodder” by Brian Keene & Tim Lebbon
“The Sympathy Society” by Graham Masterton
“Underneath” by Kealan Patrick Burke
“The Burn Victim” by Sarah Langan
“Junkyard of the Damned” by Robert Morrish
“Last Wish” by Bentley Little
“The Storybook Forest” by Norman Prentiss
“Born Dead” by Lisa Tuttle
“The Holding Cell” by Jack Ketchum
“Fine Until You Called” by Thomas Tessier
“LZ-116: Das Fliegenschloss” by Stephen Mark Rainey
“The Man in the Other Car” by Al Sarrantonio
“White-Out” by Peter Crowther & Simon Conway
“A Night Out With the Boys” by Ray Garton
“Sleeping with the Bower Birds” by Kaaron Warren
“It Is the Tale” by Bev Vincent
“Red Rover, Red Rover” by Norman Partridge
“The Hand of Glory” by Simon Clark
“The Baby Store” by Ed Gorman
“Liturgical Music for Nihilists” a novella by Brian Hodge
“Long Overdue” by Sarah Pinborough
“Like Lick ‘Em Sticks, Like Tina Fey” by Glen Hirshberg
“Dust” by Brian Keene
“A Special Place: The Heart of a Dark Matter” a novella by Peter Straub
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