An enjoyable collection overall, although many of the stories seemed to be much more just fantasy rather than horror. The stories tend toward the thought-provoking without many that are actually frightening.

"The Shadows, Kith and Kin" - Joe Landsdale ***
A view inside the mind of a mass murderer. Interesting, but not really new.
"The Souls of Drowning Mountain" - Jack Cady **
The dead return to a mining town. I didn't get much out of this.
"The Other Grace" - Holly Phillips ***
A girl named Grace suddenly loses all memory of who she is.
"Sitting Tenant" - Nicholas Royle ***
A man makes a disturbing discovery about his new house.
"The Cape" - Joe Hill ****
A boy discovers that his superhero cape actually allows him to fly.
"La Peau Verte" - Caitlin Kiernan ***
Fairies
"A Very Little Madness Goes a Long Way" - M. Rickert ***
An evil force attacks an angel unaware of her powers.
"There's a Hole in the City" - Richard Bowes ****
9/11 brings ghosts of past tragedies back to New York.
"Northwest Passage" - Barbara Roden ****
An ancient force haunts an isolated section of woods.
"Proboscis" - Laird Barron **
Bizarre events near the Mima Mounds in Washington.
"Haeckel's Tale" - Clive Barker ****
A necromancer helps satisfy a woman with strange sexual tastes. Good gross-out story.
"Lost" - Jeff VanderMeer **
A man depressed over losing his wife travels to another world.
"Unblinking" - Ramsey Campbell ***
A professor becomes obsessed with his strange neighbor
"Real People Slash" - Nick Mamatas ***
A writer uncovers an alien conspiracy to take over the world.
"Fair Exchange" - Michael Marshall Smith ****
A thief finds a piece of stone that exerts a strange attraction on him. A good Cthulhu-related story.
"This Hand, Waving" - Simon Owens **
A father saves the hand of his dead son.
"The Call of Farther Shores" - David Niall Wilson ***
A bowsprit from an old ship holds the memories of a sailor's doomed love. ( )