The 18th Pan book of horror stories Book

From the black realms of the nameless and the unspeakable... 'His mouth was stretched wide open, so wide that the corners of it had split and fresh blood coursed over his chin.' - It's Hungry, Harry E. Turner. 'It grew and grew... it was scaly, bore horrible and repulsive protuberances and was wet with spittle.' - The Fly-Eater, Barry Tonkin. 'The dead eyes stared at me from the splintered skull, as I washed my hands in the reservoir of gore and bone and brain...' - Quod Erat Demonstrandum, Judith Eleanor Green. 'The rat has eaten the baby...' - The Bravest Rat in Venice, Patricia Highsmith. Fourteen stories to pierce the mists of darkness with the icy needles of nightmare. Carolyne L. Bird, ‘Meat’. Patricia Highsmith, ‘The Bravest Rat in Venice’. Judith Eleanor Green, ‘Quod erat Demonstrandum’. Jane Gregory, ‘Belvedere’s Bride’. Myc Harrison, ‘The Coffin Flies’. Norman P. Kaufman, ‘Rest in Peace’. Monica Lee, ‘Stevie’. Samantha Lee, ‘The Island of the Seals’. Maureen O’Hara, ‘The Atheist’. Alan Temperley, ‘The Boy With Golden Eyes’. Charles Thornton, ‘Double Puppet’. Rosemary Timperley, ‘The Unknown Caller’. Barry Tonkin, ‘The Fly-Eater’. Harry E. Turner, ‘It’s Hungry’.