John Stevens, renowned horror anthologist, brings you a superb collection of creepy stories. The inexplicable, the strange, the chilling and the spine-chilli...

“—It’s here. The man handed him an old, tarnished key and showed him the direction with his hand. A hut was visible among the trees on the other side of the ...

The universe invented by Howard Lovecraft not only gained many fans all over the world, but also became the basis for a whole movement in the literature of t...

Stephen King hailed Michael Marshall's novel Straw Men as “a masterpiece . . . brilliantly written and scary as hell.” Now, Marshall returns with this lat...

Stranded on a desert island, a young man yearns for objects from his past. A local from a small coastal town in England is found dead as the tide goes out...

The book you are holding in your hands has collected twenty-six stories under its cover, covering the theme of zombies in a wide range: here are traditional ...

The name of Stephen Jones is well known to all fans of horror literature. And considerable credit for this belongs to the legendary Best New Horror anthology...

The cat looked straight at me. It was about twenty yards away from me, but I could see her eyes clearly. They continued to watch, and after a while I started...

For the first time in Russian - a new novel by Michael Marshall Smith, author (under the pseudonym Michael Marshall) of the Straw Men trilogy and the novel T...

They were raised for one chilling purpose....A loner, an ex-cop, Jack Randall is the dangerous veteran of a savage war. All he's held dear has long been d...

The main character of a short story by Michael Marshall Smith walks into the Porcupine Pub one Saturday evening to read and drink beer. But suddenly the usua...

The Grand Canyon in Arizona is called the eighth wonder of the world, and not only because of the grandiose cosmic landscape. At the beginning of the twentie...