Novelettes:
Spears of the Sea-Wolves..........Keith Taylor [p.
111]
Worse than mere
human foes lurked on the Saxon Shore.
Short Stories:
Bait..........Ramsey Campbell [reprint - Dark Horizons
#26 ’83] [p. 29]
So little
hope remained...but enough to fight for.
The Bedposts of Life..........Robert Bloch [p. 39]
Some horros
never end.
The Change..........Ramsey Campbell, [reprint - Shayol
#4 ’80] [p. 55]
Slowly, inexorably,
he became something else.
The Cloth Gods of Zhamiir..........Darrell Schweitzer
& Jason van Hollander [p. 72]
All things were
for sale: miracles, pain, even death.
Daddy’s Girl..........Charles D. Eckert [p.
33]
Such unpleasant
creatures live secretly among us.
It Grows on You..........Stephen King [reprint -
Whispers, Aug ’82] [p. 65]
...the house changed...and
changed...
Lunch with Mother..........James Irving Ross [p.
108]
He wasn't a bad
boy, not really.
Patterns..........Juleen Brantingham [p. 93]
They had almost
sorcerous power.
The Same in Any Language..........Ramsey Campbell
[p. 18]
Something still
lingered in the old leper colony.
A Street Was Chosen..........Ramsey Campbell [p.
88]
Randomly, it seemed,
the madness began.
Short Fiction
The Final Death of the Comeback King..........Bruce
Bethke [p. 63]
The tabloids had
it all wrong.
Growing Up..........John R. Little [p. 52]
Time passed him
by - in both directions!
Something for Amy..........Andrew Seawell [p. 54]
Bad things come
in small packages.
Verse:
Friday Night!..........Lynne Armstrong-Jones [p.
107]
A Gourmand of the Mutant Rain Forest..........Bruce
Boston [p. 110]
Griffin Gold..........Ruth Berman [p. 28]
The House on the Cliff..........Richard L. Tierney
[p. 92]
Improbable Bestiary: The Blob..........F. Gwynplaine
MacIntyre [p. 64]
Keep Me Informed..........David R. Bunch [p. 32]
Non-Fiction:
The Classic Horrors: Cthulhu..........Allen Koszowski
[p. 130] - ill
The Den..........John Gregory Betancourt [p. 14]
- br
The Eyrie..........The Readers [p. 4] - lt
Weird Tales Talks with Ramsey Campbell..........Stephen
Jones, interview [Campbell] [p. 44]
Interior Art:
Bob Walters (except for the feature by Allen Koszowski)
Comments: After all the to-do in the other issue about
reprints, the Stephen King story IT GROWS ON YOU is presented without
any commentary that I can find (previous copyrights are acknowledge in
small print). Apparently, however, the Robert Bloch story is not a
reprint. |