Fourteen horror authors were asked to dig deep within themselves and bring forth the story that best represents their dark art. Dive in and find what lurks in the murky depths of a writer's mind.
With foreward by the Master of Horror, Ramsey Campbell.
Edited by Lydia Prime.
My story "Weeds" appears in this book.
Ramsey Campbell on "Weeds":
Elizabeth Black's pests must plague many a gardener and indeed any of us who relish a weedless garden, but given the book we're in, greater monstrousness is guaranteed. Mutation is an everyday threat these days; perhaps it always was and we didn't notice, but now we can hardly ignore how we have to fight the world. Vegetation could be the creeper that does us in, with symptoms like those E. A. Black's tale gathers with oppressively convincing vividness, but the defense might be worse than the threat. At the end of her relentless nightmare we may welcome a hint of hope as much as her luckless protagonist does.
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https://www.amazon.com/Depths-Ramsey-Campbell-ebook/dp/B09LP8JL9L/
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