"Dark Cities" anthology

A buffet of horror, nightmare, and terror -- some of it pretty good. Dark Cities is a different take on the genre.
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"The Dogs" (Scott Smith):

• A nightmare.

"We'll Always Have Paris" (M.R. Carey)

• Not my favorite... but the twist!

"Dear Diary" (Scott Sigler)

• A nightmare.

"Grit" (Jonathan Maberry)

• 'Hood horror story.

"Dark Hill Run" (Kasey Lansdale & Joe R. Lansdale)

• Scary!

"Happy Forever" (Simon R. Green)

• The twist!

"Matter of Life and Death" (Sherrilyn Kenyon)

• Entertaining.

​"The Crack" (Nick Cutter)

• A different kind of nightmare and great narrative voice.

​Other authors and stories include: 

​"In Stone" (Tim Lebbon)
"The Way She is with Strangers" (Helen Marshall)
"Good Night, Prison Kings" (Cherie Priest)
"The Society of the Monsterhood" (Paul Tremblay)
"The Maw" (Nathan Ballingrud)
"Field Trip" (Tananarive Due)
"The Revelers" (Christopher Golden)
"Sanctuary" (Keealan Patrick Burke)
"Graffiti of the Lost and Dying Places (Seanan McGuire)

A book review for Dark Cities (Christopher Golden, editor)

"Dark Cities" by Christopher Golden (Courtesy of Titan Books)

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Jubalyn ExWilliams lives in Pennsylvania (United States). You can find her reviews on books from the Dauphin County Library System, including one on Dark Cities by Christopher Golden, at landturn.com/reviews.

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