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Product DescriptionThis unique anthology gathers together some of the most intriguing and useful works on the history of Halloween. Ranging from pre-Christian Celtic myths to early 20th century articles, the book's 27 entries include poems, short stories, sections from 19th and 20th century folklore books, a one-act play, Irish and Scottish folk tales, and the first book on the holiday ever published. Noted works contained in the anthology include William Wells Newell's 1904... More >> A Hallowe'en Anthology: Literary and Historical Writers over the Centuries... details >>>

Product DescriptionCelebrating Beginnings, a salute to the first day of the new Celtic year, the first anniversary of Samhain Publishing, we begin with the first annual Samhain Anthology. Inside you'll discover wonderful romantic stories in a wide range of genres from six talented authors. Charlene Teglia brings us a tale of vampires and a chance to start over, Jennie Andrus offers a paranormal showing what might happen when a woman's death is predicted. From Cassandra Kane, an out-of... More >> Beginnings: A Samhain Anthology... details >>>

Tides From the New Worlds by Tobias Buckell In Tides from the New Worlds, Tobias Buckell does what the best SF/F writers do: tells stories that touch our minds with wonder and endow our hearts with perception. Reading this collection, for those of u... details >>>

1. Decide on a Topic Start by identifying your target audience. Who do you want your book to reach? Are you writing for your clients, single mothers, consultants, teenagers, retired baby boomers? Knowing your audience will help you make important ... details >>>

Stalking the Vampire: A Fable of Tonight by Mike Resnick My only complaint regarding this book is that it was released in hardcover, and tops out around 260 pages. It's a quick read, a fast-moving story that's over way too quickly for my tastes, and... details >>>

The Santa Claus Murders by Ed Gorman Part of: Crooks, Crimes and Christmas “The Santa Claus Murders” is a terrific story. The setting is the Christmas season, but it isn’t forced or annoying. The narrative is crisp and executed with a deliberat... details >>>

Poe's Children: The New Horror: An Anthology edited by Peter Straub There are almost too many good ones to comment on, but here are a few that struck me with particular force: In Elizabeth Hand's "Cleopatra Brimstone," a young American woman moves t... details >>>

The Living Dead edited by John Joseph Adams What is surprising is how the contributing authors each spin their zombie stories and wind up with such a wide range of flavors. Pass along a single idea to 20 authors and you will get close to 20 non-over... details >>>

METAtropolis edited by John Scalzi SF author John Scalzi told SCI FI Wire that his latest project is not a new novel, but a new shared universe anthology--called METAtropolis--and it's available only as an audiobook. "I wasn't interested in doing... details >>>

D.C. Noir 2: The Classics (Akashic Noir) Rather than just traveling the same mean streets as the first "D.C. Noir" -- a much-lauded gathering of original tales -- this new anthology of 16 works (stories, novel excerpts and one poem) draws on more th... details >>>