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"BEST NEW VAMPIRE TALES goes for the throat with chilling and innovative new takes on the undead. Highly recommended for the bloody-minded " -Jonathan Maberry, NY Times bestselling author of THE KING OF PLAGUES and WANTED UNDEAD OR ALIVE Want the Greatest Vampire Stories Ever Written? BEST NEW VAMPIRE TALES (Vol. 1) Approximately 100,000 words From the people that brought you the Best New Zombie Tales series, comes Best New Vampire Tales Includes amazing fiction by: Bram Stoker Award Nominee, Michael Laimo Bram Stoker Award Winner, David Niall Wilson Authorlink New Author Award Winner, Tim Waggoner Bram Stoker Award Winner, John Everson International Horror Guild Nominee, Don Webb British Fantasy Award, Science Fiction Award Nominee, Jay Caselberg Speculative Literature Foundation award nominee, Colleen Anderson Bram Stoker Award Nominee, Alan Smale Arthur Ellis Award Winner, Nancy Kilpatrick And so much more... Complete TOC: Michael Laimo - Banalica James Newman - The New Racism Steve Vernon - Moving Lines Tim Waggoner - Preserver John Everson - When Barrettes Brought Justice Donn Webb - 13 Lines John F.D. TAFF - Cold Calls Barbara Roden - Endless Nights John L. French - A New House Fredrick Obermeyer - The Verbpire William Meikle - Morning Sickness Scott Harper - Flotsam David Niall Wilson - A Candle Lit In Sunlight David M. Fitzpatrick - Sabbatarian Alan Smale - Bridges Jay Caselberg - Window Across the Street Rycke Foreman - A Sunset so Glorious Matt Hults - Through the Valley of Death Colleen Anderson - Lover's Triangle Nancy Kilpatrick - Farm Wife Preview: Matt Hults - Husk Preview: James Roy Daley - Terror Town Photography by: Danielle Tunstall… (altro)
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3.5 Stars
This was a decent short story collection. All vampire themed stories, some much better than others. The standouts for me were as follows:
Through the Valley of Death by Matt Hults. I believe I read this story in a collection of Mr. Hult's works. Nevertheless, I was happy to read it again and I liked it just as much as I did the first time.
A Sunset So Glorious by Rycke Foreman. I liked the originality of this story of vampire and djinn.
The Verbpire by Frederick Obermeyer. At first the idea seemed pretty silly, but by the end of the story, I thought it was awesome.
Morning Sickness by William Meikle. Just plain awesome. (This was my first experince with this author, it won't be my last.
Preserver by Tim Waggoner. A unique look at what else a vampire can suck away from you.
The Sabbatarian by David M. Fitzpatrick. I thought that not only was this a good story, it was kind of funny too.
Moving Lines bt Steve Vernon. Having a gypsy read the palm of a vampire is probably not going to turn out well.
A total of 18 stories, with 7 standouts (for me), leaves me with a 3.5 rating. Because the stories that stood out REALLY stood out, I rounded it up to 4 stars. ( )
"BEST NEW VAMPIRE TALES goes for the throat with chilling and innovative new takes on the undead. Highly recommended for the bloody-minded " -Jonathan Maberry, NY Times bestselling author of THE KING OF PLAGUES and WANTED UNDEAD OR ALIVE Want the Greatest Vampire Stories Ever Written? BEST NEW VAMPIRE TALES (Vol. 1) Approximately 100,000 words From the people that brought you the Best New Zombie Tales series, comes Best New Vampire Tales Includes amazing fiction by: Bram Stoker Award Nominee, Michael Laimo Bram Stoker Award Winner, David Niall Wilson Authorlink New Author Award Winner, Tim Waggoner Bram Stoker Award Winner, John Everson International Horror Guild Nominee, Don Webb British Fantasy Award, Science Fiction Award Nominee, Jay Caselberg Speculative Literature Foundation award nominee, Colleen Anderson Bram Stoker Award Nominee, Alan Smale Arthur Ellis Award Winner, Nancy Kilpatrick And so much more... Complete TOC: Michael Laimo - Banalica James Newman - The New Racism Steve Vernon - Moving Lines Tim Waggoner - Preserver John Everson - When Barrettes Brought Justice Donn Webb - 13 Lines John F.D. TAFF - Cold Calls Barbara Roden - Endless Nights John L. French - A New House Fredrick Obermeyer - The Verbpire William Meikle - Morning Sickness Scott Harper - Flotsam David Niall Wilson - A Candle Lit In Sunlight David M. Fitzpatrick - Sabbatarian Alan Smale - Bridges Jay Caselberg - Window Across the Street Rycke Foreman - A Sunset so Glorious Matt Hults - Through the Valley of Death Colleen Anderson - Lover's Triangle Nancy Kilpatrick - Farm Wife Preview: Matt Hults - Husk Preview: James Roy Daley - Terror Town Photography by: Danielle Tunstall
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This was a decent short story collection. All vampire themed stories, some much better than others. The standouts for me were as follows:
Through the Valley of Death by Matt Hults. I believe I read this story in a collection of Mr. Hult's works. Nevertheless, I was happy to read it again and I liked it just as much as I did the first time.
A Sunset So Glorious by Rycke Foreman. I liked the originality of this story of vampire and djinn.
The Verbpire by Frederick Obermeyer. At first the idea seemed pretty silly, but by the end of the story, I thought it was awesome.
Morning Sickness by William Meikle. Just plain awesome. (This was my first experince with this author, it won't be my last.
Preserver by Tim Waggoner. A unique look at what else a vampire can suck away from you.
The Sabbatarian by David M. Fitzpatrick. I thought that not only was this a good story, it was kind of funny too.
Moving Lines bt Steve Vernon. Having a gypsy read the palm of a vampire is probably not going to turn out well.
A total of 18 stories, with 7 standouts (for me), leaves me with a 3.5 rating. Because the stories that stood out REALLY stood out, I rounded it up to 4 stars. (