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Vol. 46, No. 6. Cover by Mike Hinge for "Trullion - Alastor: 2263" (pt. 1 of 2; misprinted on cover as "Trullion: Alastor 2263") by Jack Vance. Includes "Hard Times" by Geo. Alec Effinger; "Two Men and a Rock" by Joe Haldeman; "Agony in the Garden" by Thomas F. Monteleone; "The Science in Science Fiction: Death of a Minor Star" by Greg Benford. Illustrated by Mike Hinge, Joe Staton, Billy Graham, and Mike Kaluta. ... Read more

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Science Fiction Short Stories by Isaac Asimov, Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clark, Frederick Pohl, Ben Bova, and others. ... Read more

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Excellent
I bought this when it first came out along with "STALKERS", these two books are some of the best hooror that i've read, definitely a keeper for anyone interested in good horror that stays with you. All the top writers of horror are here, simply the best. ... Read more

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The editors of the acclaimed Borderlands anthology series deliver a new collection of 25 all-original tales of terror by today's acclaimed masters, including Bentley Little, John Farris, and Tom Piccirilli, along with "Stationary Bike," a new novella by Stephen King. ... Read more

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Was hoping for more
When I ordered Borderlands, I was anticipating a great collection of Horror short stories.What a got was an OK collection of a hodgepodge of short stories.Not surprisingly Stephen King steals the sow with his contribution.I would only reccomned the book to someone wanting to read an ecliptic mix of stories from Authors, or die hard King fans that must have everything he writes.

Favorite author
Stephen King has done it again.I find myself anxiously awaiting his next masterpiece.

From The Borderlands
I hated this book. It was almost like the people that published the stories in this book where trying to hard to be different. The stories did'nt really make sense at all. The only good short story in this book was stationary bike.

Want Something to Read Whilst in a Waiting Room?
This is an anthology of a number of short stories all of which deal with terror and madness.

A nice book to have for planes and waiting rooms where you might get interrupted.

Borderlands
Most of the stories in this book are good.A few of them were just downright ridiculous and I skipped over them but, for the most part, this book is worth the read. ... Read more

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This amazing collection gathers the best short fiction from the best writers featured in the first 25 issues of the World Fantasy Award-winning magainze Cemetery Dance-a virtual who's who of contemporary masters of horror, including:

• Poppy Z. Brite
• Joe R. Landsdale
• William F. Nolan
• Nancy Collins
• Matthew Costello
• Thomas Tessier
• Richard Layman
• Steve Rasnic Tem
• Jay R. Bonansinga
• Bill Pronzini
and many more

Winner:

International Horror Critics Guild Award
World Fantasy Award
British Fantasy Award ... Read more

Customer Reviews (19)

Like new
Book arrived on time and in better than expected condition. Although the rating given was "good" or "acceptable" (I don't remember which) the book I got was in excellant shape. "Damage to spine" was found to be cosmetic only. I would have no trouble dealing with this seller again and would certainly recommend them to others.

One good tale
I enjoyed the Cutty Black Sow more than any of the other tales.The rest of the book is largely a quick, forgettable read.There just isn't much kickin' these days worth mentioning in the world of horror.

A very solid collection
This volume shows off the wonderful variety of tales that appear in Cemetery Dance - although some are slow burns and others are bloodbaths, all are visceral and thrilling. Also included is an interesting Dean Koontz interview; partnered with the stories in this book, it's an altogether satisfying package about the craft of horror. BOOYA

Somewhat dissapointing.
Coming from Cemetary Dance , I expected these to be truly scary and gory. I was quite dissapointed. Not splatterpunky enough for my taste. But some of the stories are quality, just not enought in sucession to keep my interest.

Excellent Read!
I got a lot out of this book. They did an excellent job at compiling a little something for everyone.

THE BOX by Jack Ketchum and SILLOUHETTE by Stephen Mark Rainey were the ones that stood out the most. THE BOX is one of those tales that is so subtle yet brilliantly disturbing, and SILLOUHETTE was a seemingly "been there, done that" haunted house tale, but through Rainey's masterful storytelling, the images stick.

Whether you are looking for gore, suspense, monsters, or bizarre-- this anthology delivers. The reader can open this up with confidence knowing he's getting top-notch quality. ... Read more