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Dark Cities
| Author: | Christopher Golden |
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Titan Books, 2017 |
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| Book Type: | Anthology |
| Genre: | Horror |
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Synopsis
In shadowy back alleys, crumbling brownstones, and gleaming skyscrapers, cities harbor unique forms of terror. Here lie malicious ghosts, cursed buildings, malignant deities, and personal demons of every kind.
Twenty of today's most talented writers bend their skills toward the darkness, creating brand-new tales guaranteed to keep you awake at night-- especially if you live in the dark cities.
Far worse than mythical creatures such as vampires and werewolves, these are horrors that lurk in the places you go every day--where you would never expect to find them. But they are there, and now that you know, you'll never again walk the streets alone.
Table of Contents:
- The Dogs by Scott Smith
- In Stone by Tim Lebbon
- The Wau She is with Strangers by Helen Marshall
- We'll Always Have Paris by M.R. Carey
- Good Night, Prison Kings by Cherie Priest
- Dear Diary by Scott Sigler
- What I've Always Done by Amber Benson
- Grit by Jonathan Maberry
- Dark Hill Run by Kasey Lansdale & Joe R. Lansdale
- Happy Forver by Simon R. Green
- The Society of the Monsterhood by Paul Tremblay
- The Maw by Nathan Ballingrud
- Field Trip by Tananarive Due
- Tje Revellers by Christopher Golden
- The Stilness by Ramsey Campbell
- Sanctuary by Kealan Patrick Burke
- Matter of Life and Death by Sherrilyn Kenyon
- Graffitti of the Lost and Dying Places by Seanan McGuire
- The Crack by Nick Cutter
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