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long-lost love pays him a visit. She has not changed a bit in forty years. She offers to grant his wish. |
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401. Tem, Melanie, and Steve Tem. ''Mama.'' |
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Elizabeth's dead mother is back. A nightmarish tale of a mother's consuming love. |
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402. Wheeler, Deborah. "Survival Skills." |
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In this comic story a truant officer tells Valeria, a vampire single mom, that she must send her children to school. Luckily, there is a special school just for kids of parents who work at night. |
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403. Yolen, Jane. "Sister Death." |
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404. Jones, Stephen (editor). The Mammoth Book of Vampires. New York: Carroll & Graf, 1992. |
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A collection of short stories, novellas and one poem from modern masters of horror such as Clive Barker, Ramsey Campbell and Brian Lumley as well as classic writers like Edgar Allan Poe, M. R. James, E. F. Benson and, of course, Bram Stoker. |
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405. Barker, Clive. "Human Remains." |
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406. Benson, E. F. "The Room in the Tower." |
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407. Bloch, Robert. "Hungarian Rhapsody." |
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Retired gangster Solly Vincent is intrigued by his new neighbor, a gorgeous lady from Hungary, only seen at night, and who pays for her property with gold coins from the reign of Emperor Franz Joseph. |
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408. Campbell, Ramsey. "The Brood." |
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409. Cave, Hugh B. "Stragella." |
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Two men are adrift at sea for days and think their ordeal is over when they see a large ship approaching through the fog. Unfortunately, their journey of horror has only begun. |
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410. Chetwynd-Hayes, R. "The Labyrinth." |
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A young couple, lost on the English moors, find out what horror occurs when a vampire is staked and buried but does not die. |
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