In celebration of the new millennium, Cemetery Dance Publications has commissioned a spectacular two-volume anthology project under the editorship of noted author and historian of the horror genre, John Pelan. John will be selecting one story published during each year of the 20th Century (1901-2000) as the most notable story of that year — all 100 stories will then be collected in The Century’s Best Horror Fiction. The ground rules are simple: Only one selection per author. Only one selection per year. Two huge volumes, one hundred authors, one hundred classic stories, over 700,000 words of fiction — history in the making! and tUncle Isiah Russell Kirk — I am nothing Eric Frank Russell — The altar Robert Sheckley — Call not their names Everil Worrell — Ringing the changes Robert Aickman — Lonely road Richard Wilson — Founding father Clifford D. Simak — That hell-bound train Robert Bloch — The howling man Charles Beaumont — The house Fredric Brown — Sardonicus Ray Russell — The aquarium Carl Jacobi — The mirror of Cagliostro Robert Arthur — A lovely bunch of coconuts Charles Birkin — The shadowy street Jean Ray — The mirror Arthur Porges — Carcinoma angels Norman Spinrad — Come Anna Hunger — The last work of Pietro of Apono Steffan B. Aletti — The lurkers in the abyss David A. Riley — The derelict track Dorothy K. Haynes — The price of a demon Gary Brandner — Like two white spiders Eddy C. Bertin — Sticks Karl Edward Wagner — The barrow troll David Drake — It only comes out at night Dennis Etchison — The man who loved the midnight lady Barry N. Malzberg — Within the walls of Tyre Michael Bishop — Mackintosh Willy Ramsey Campbell — The autopsy Michael Shea — The reach Stephen King — Horrible imaginings Fritz Leiber — One for the horrors David J. Schow — The pilgrimage of Clifford M. Bob Leman — The night people Michael Reaves — Night moves Tim Powers — Evil water Ian Watson — The night they missed the horror show Joe R. Lansdale — The earth wire Joel Lane — Stephen Elizabeth Massie — The glamour Thomas Ligotti — Calcutta, lord of nerves Poppy Z. Brite — The family underwater Lucy Taylor — The box Jack Ketchum — The toddler Terry Lamsley — Tears seven times salt Caitlin R. Kierman — The crawl Stephen Laws — As above, so below Brian Hodge — Mr. Dark’s carnival Glen Hirshberg — Reconstructing Amy Tim Lebbon.

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