Esce in agosto negli Stati Uniti per la Prime Books The Year’s Best Dark Fantasy and Horror, 2011, ultima edizione annuale de “il meglio della dark fantasy e l’orrore” secondo la curatrice Paula Guran, selezionato fra i racconti di genere apparsi nel corso dell’anno precedente.
Una varietà di temi, in oltre 500 pagine, dal puro weird al meramente sinistro e l’inquietante tra i toni più oscuri dell’epica fantasy, l’horror lovecraftiano moderno e gli scenari d’incubo del prossimo futuro attraverso l’umorismo nero, il soprannaturale e le mostruosità del quotidiano nella scelta di storie brevi e di novelle pubblicate nel 2010 dai principali autori del momento, da Neil Gaiman a George R.R. Martin, Joe R. Lansdale, Tanith Lee, Gene Wolfe, Tim Powers, John Shirley, Caitlin R. Kiernan, Laird Barron e tanti altri.
Informazioni sul volume presso le pagine di Paula Guran al sito web di DarkEcho, mentre riportiamo a seguito l’indice completo dei contenuti narrativi con (fra parentesi) le rispettive pubblicazioni originali:
How Bria Died – Michael Aronovitz (Weird Tales #356)
Frumpy Little Beat Girl – Peter Atkins (Rolling Darkness Revue 2010)
The Broadsword – Laird Barron (Black Wings)
Thimbleriggery and Fledglings – Steve Berman (The Beastly Bride)
The Dog King – Holly Black (The Poison Eaters and Other Stories)
Tragic Life Stories – Steve Duffy (Tragic Life Stories)
The Thing About Cassandra – Neil Gaiman (Songs Of Love And Death, Tales Of Star-Crossed Love)
He Said, Laughing – Simon R. Green (Living Dead 2)
Hurt Me – M.L.N. Hanover (Songs Of Love And Death, Tales Of Star-Crossed Love)
Oaks Park – M.K. Hobson (Haunted Legends)
Crawlspace – Stephen Graham Jones (The Ones That Got Away)
Red as Red – Caitlin R. Kiernan (Haunted Legends)
Mother Urban’s Booke of Dayes – Jay Lake (Dark Faith)
A Thousand Flowers – Margo Lanagan (Zombies vs. Unicorns)
Are You Trying To Tell Me This Is Heaven? – Sarah Langan (Living Dead 2)
The Stars Are Falling – Joe R. Lansdale (Stories)
Sea Warg – Tanith Lee (Full Moon City)
The Mystery Knight – George R.R. Martin (Warriors)
The Naturalist – Maureen McHugh (Subterranean Magazine, Spring 2010)
Raise Your Hand If You’re Dead – John Shirley (Dark Discoveries #17)
Lesser Demons – Norman Partridge (Black Wings / Lesser Demons)
Parallel Lines – Tim Powers (Stories)
The Moon Will Look Strange – Lynda E. Rucker (Black Static #16)
You Dream – Ekaterina Sedia (Dark Faith)
Red Blues – Michael Skeet (Evolve)
Brisneyland by Night – Angela Slatter (Sprawl)
Malleus, Incus, Stapes – Sarah Totton (Fantasy Magazine, 20 December 2010)
The Return – S.D. Tullis (Null Immortalis)
The Dire Wolf – Genevieve Valentine (Running With the Pack)
The Things – Peter Watts (Clarkesworld, January 2010)
Bloodsport – Gene Wolfe (Swords & Dark Magic)
The Year’s Best Dark Fantasy and Horror, 2011
a cura di Paula Guran
Prime Books, 2011
brossura, 544 pagine, $19.95
ISBN 9781607012818
Una varietà di temi, in oltre 500 pagine, dal puro weird al meramente sinistro e l’inquietante tra i toni più oscuri dell’epica fantasy, l’horror lovecraftiano moderno e gli scenari d’incubo del prossimo futuro attraverso l’umorismo nero, il soprannaturale e le mostruosità del quotidiano nella scelta di storie brevi e di novelle pubblicate nel 2010 dai principali autori del momento, da Neil Gaiman a George R.R. Martin, Joe R. Lansdale, Tanith Lee, Gene Wolfe, Tim Powers, John Shirley, Caitlin R. Kiernan, Laird Barron e tanti altri.
Informazioni sul volume presso le pagine di Paula Guran al sito web di DarkEcho, mentre riportiamo a seguito l’indice completo dei contenuti narrativi con (fra parentesi) le rispettive pubblicazioni originali:
How Bria Died – Michael Aronovitz (Weird Tales #356)
Frumpy Little Beat Girl – Peter Atkins (Rolling Darkness Revue 2010)
The Broadsword – Laird Barron (Black Wings)
Thimbleriggery and Fledglings – Steve Berman (The Beastly Bride)
The Dog King – Holly Black (The Poison Eaters and Other Stories)
Tragic Life Stories – Steve Duffy (Tragic Life Stories)
The Thing About Cassandra – Neil Gaiman (Songs Of Love And Death, Tales Of Star-Crossed Love)
He Said, Laughing – Simon R. Green (Living Dead 2)
Hurt Me – M.L.N. Hanover (Songs Of Love And Death, Tales Of Star-Crossed Love)
Oaks Park – M.K. Hobson (Haunted Legends)
Crawlspace – Stephen Graham Jones (The Ones That Got Away)
Red as Red – Caitlin R. Kiernan (Haunted Legends)
Mother Urban’s Booke of Dayes – Jay Lake (Dark Faith)
A Thousand Flowers – Margo Lanagan (Zombies vs. Unicorns)
Are You Trying To Tell Me This Is Heaven? – Sarah Langan (Living Dead 2)
The Stars Are Falling – Joe R. Lansdale (Stories)
Sea Warg – Tanith Lee (Full Moon City)
The Mystery Knight – George R.R. Martin (Warriors)
The Naturalist – Maureen McHugh (Subterranean Magazine, Spring 2010)
Raise Your Hand If You’re Dead – John Shirley (Dark Discoveries #17)
Lesser Demons – Norman Partridge (Black Wings / Lesser Demons)
Parallel Lines – Tim Powers (Stories)
The Moon Will Look Strange – Lynda E. Rucker (Black Static #16)
You Dream – Ekaterina Sedia (Dark Faith)
Red Blues – Michael Skeet (Evolve)
Brisneyland by Night – Angela Slatter (Sprawl)
Malleus, Incus, Stapes – Sarah Totton (Fantasy Magazine, 20 December 2010)
The Return – S.D. Tullis (Null Immortalis)
The Dire Wolf – Genevieve Valentine (Running With the Pack)
The Things – Peter Watts (Clarkesworld, January 2010)
Bloodsport – Gene Wolfe (Swords & Dark Magic)
The Year’s Best Dark Fantasy and Horror, 2011
a cura di Paula Guran
Prime Books, 2011
brossura, 544 pagine, $19.95
ISBN 9781607012818
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