A tale of shear terror, a witch's curse, the horror of Halloween, the phantom in the priory and other unspeakable evils haunt the pages of The Fourth Black Book of Horror. Contents: Soup - Craig Herbertson Words - Paul Finch A Cry For Help - Joel Lane With Deepest Sympathy - Johnny Mains Many Happy Returns - Carl T. Ford All Hallow's Even - Franklin Marsh Dead Water - David A. Sutton And Still Those Screams Resound...'- Daniel McGachey Love is in the Air - Gary McMahon The Head - Reggie Oliver The Devil Looks After His Own? - Ian C. Strachan Bad Hair Day - Gary Fry Flies - Hazel Quinn Nails -...

Are you hungry for some more horror? Do you have an appetite for the abominable? Then you need The Fifth Black Book of Horror. Thirteen morsels of the macabre for those with a taste for terror. With stories by Reggie Oliver; Paul Finch; David A. Riley; Craig Herbertson; Rosalie Parker; Ian C. Strachan; David Williamson; Marcus Gold; Richard Staines; Anna Taborska; Raymond Vaughn, and two by John Llewellyn Probert, it's a veritable feast of fear!

The latest volume of Britain's premier horror anthology series contains 15 new tales of terror. Contents: SIX OF THE BEST - John Llewellyn Probert, TRAFFIC STREAM - Simon Kurt Unsworth, IMAGINARY FRIENDS - Steve Lockley, AN UNCONVENTIONAL EXORCISM - R. B. Russell, THE DOOM - Paul Finch, KEEPING IT IN THE FAMILY - Gary Fry, SPANISH SUITE - Craig Herbertson, MR PIGSNY - Reggie Oliver, THE RED STONE - Alex Langley, ROOM ABOVE THE SHOP - Stephen Bacon, THEIR CRAMPED DARK WORLD - David A. Riley, GNOMES - Mick Lewis, BAGPUSS - Anna Taborska, THE SWITCH - David Williamson, KEEPING YOUR MOUTH SHUT -...

The Horrid, The Horrific, and The Horrible, all await you in The Seventh Black Book of Horror. Featuring new stories by Thana Niveau, Reggie Oliver, Joel Lane, John Llewellyn Probert, Gary Power, David Williamson, Rog Pile, David A. Riley, Paul Finch, Steve Rasnic Tem, Stephen Volk, Alex Langley, Anna Taborska, James Stanger, Claude Lalumiere, Craig Herbertson, and Tony Richards."

Horrible people, horrible places, horrible things and horrible fates all await you in The Ninth Black Book of Horror. The new anthology from Mortbury Press is truly horrible. Check in at a horror hospital, witness grisly acts, observe dreadful family reunions, meet a man who hates waste, the things that are not there, and find out whats behind you in The Ninth Black Book of Horror.
Sixteen stories by John Llewellyn Probert, Craig Herbertson; Simon Bestwick, Gary Fry; David Williamson, Anna Taborska; Sam Dawson, Paul Finch; Gary Power, Thana Niveau; Tom Johnstone, Marion Pitman; Kate Farrell,...

The tenth volume of Mortbury Press's Black Book of Horror anthology series contains 15 new stories. STIFF --- Angela Blake THE EASTER BUNNY --- Tom Johnstone THE LAST TESTAMENT OF JACOB TYLER --- David Surface THE WAR EFFORT --- Carl P. Thompson THE PRE-RAPHAELITE PAINTING --- David A. Sutton CHRISTMAS IN THE RAIN --- Chris Lawton DEEPER THAN DARK WATER --- Gary Power MARSHWALL --- Paul Finch EXPLODING RAPHAELESQUE HEADS --- Ian Hunter THE BEST CHRISTMAS EVER --- John Llewellyn Probert THE PYGMALION CONJURATION --- Mike Chinn THE BOY --- David Williamson THE LAST WAGON IN THE TRAIN --- Andrea...

Those that participate in the thirteen strange dark rites that comprise Black Ceremonies find themselves at the mercy of sinister forces. Make an invocation to evil. Witness the horrors of war. Hear the sound of death. Feel the hand of vengeance as it reaches out from the grave. Are you ready to join the doomed and the damned? "When it comes to dark and twisted tales, they don't come much darker and more twisted than this. If you have a taste for the macabre, you really will be biting off as much as you can chew with this exciting debut collection from renowned editor and creator of the Black...

David Williamson has been writing horror stories for many years, and was first published in the prestigious Pan Book of Horror series, where he had a tale in number 28. This was followed by a further three stories in Pan number 30 which, sadly, turned out to be the last of that great series. It was not until he was contacted by Johnny Mains, a walking encyclopaedia in the field of Pan Horror and its authors, that his passion for writing horror was once more re-kindled, and Johnny introduced him to Charles Black, the editor of The Black Book of Horror. Since then, David has been a regular...