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For more than three decades, Ellen Datlow has been at the center of horror. Bringing you the most frightening and terrifying stories, Datlow always has her finger on the pulse of what horror readers crave. Now, with the eleventh volume of the series, Datlow is back again to bring you the stories that will keep you up at night.

Encompassed in the pages of The Best Horror of the Year have been such illustrious writers as:
  • Neil Gaiman
  • Kim Newman
  • Stephen King
  • Linda Nagata
  • Laird Barron
  • Margo Lanagan
  • And many others
With each passing year, science, technology, and the march of time shine light into the craggy corners of the universe, making the fears of an earlier generation seem quaint. But this light creates its own shadows. The Best Horror of the Year chronicles these shifting shadows. It is a catalog of terror, fear, and unpleasantness as articulated by today’s most challenging and exciting writers.

Table of Contents

I Remember Nothing -- Anne Billson
Monkeys on the Beach -- Ralph Robert Moore
Painted Wolves -- Ray Cluley
Shit Happens -- Michael Marshall Smith 
You Know How the Story Goes -- Thomas Olde Heuvelt 
Back Along the Old Track -- Sam Hicks
Masks -- Peter Sutton
The Donner Party -- Dale Bailey
Milkteeth -- Kristi DeMeester
Haak -- John Langan
Thin Cold Hands -- Gemma Files
A Tiny Mirror by Eloise -- C. C. Shepherd
I Love You Mary-Grace -- Amelia Mangan
The Jaws of Ouroboros -- Steve Toase
A Brief Moment of Rage -- Bill Davidson
Golden Sun -- Kristi DeMeester, Richard Thomas, Damien Angelica Walters, and Michael Wehunt 
White Mare -- Thana Niveau  
Girls Without Their Faces On -- Laird Barron
Thumbsucker -- Robert Shearman   
You Are Released -- Joe Hill
Red Rain -- Adam-Troy Castro
Split Chain Stitch -- Steve Toase 
No Exit -- Orrin Grey
Haunt - Siobhan Carroll
Sleep -- Carly Holmes

“Datlow’s The Best Horror of the Year series is one of the best investments you can make in short fiction.”—Adventures Fantastic

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Praise for Ellen Datlow and The Best Horror of the Year Series:

Even with the overall high quality of the latest of Datlow's anthology series, there are some remarkable highlights. . . . this excellent anthology demonstrates that Datlow's reputation as one of the best editors in the field is more than well-deserved.Booklist, starred review for The Best Horror of the Year, Volume Eleven   Datlow has drawn her selections from a wide variety of sources that even the most dedicated fans may have overlooked, and her comprehensive introductory overview of the year in horror will uncover still more venues for great scares. This is an indispensable volume for horror readers.Publishers Weekly, starred review for The Best Horror of the Year, Volume Eleven

Delivers chill after thrill. . . . Read these stories and feel the pulse of the horror genre.Kirkus Reviews on The Best Horror of the Year, Volume Eleven, from "The 7 Best Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Horror Books to Read This September"

[ A] veritable feast of horror short fiction . . . a book no horror fan should miss."Hellnotes, reviewed by Mario Guslandi

"To consolidate a years worth of horror fiction into 20 plus stories must be nothing short of a Herculean task. Its a good thing we have Ellen Datlow. . . . Ellen Datlow doesnt put out bad anthologies. With her annual anthology, you are guaranteed to get a buffet of horrors both loud and quiet. If you have the cash for one horror anthology, this is a worthy purchase."High Fever Books, 4/5 Stars for The Best Horror of the Year, Volume Eleven   Edited by the venerable queen of horror anthologies, Ellen Datlow . . . The stories in this collection feel both classic and innovative, while never losing the primary ingredient of great horror writing: fear. The New York Times on The Best of the Best Horror of the Year

A survey of some of the best horror writing of the last decade. . . . highly recommended for anyone interested in contemporary horror and dark fantasy, as well as anyone looking for a collection of some of the best and most horrifying short fiction currently available. Booklist(starred review for The Best of the Best Horror of the Year)

A stunning and flawless collection that showcases the most terrifyingly beautiful writing of the genre. Datlows palate for the fearful and the chilling knows no genre constraint, encompassing the undead, the supernatural, and the cruelty perpetrated by ordinary humans. Exciting, literary, and utterly scary, this anthology is nothing short of exceptional." Publishers Weekly(starred review for The Best of the Best Horror of the Year)

A decade of celebrating the darkest gems of the genre as selected by Hugo-winning editor Ellen Datlow, whose name, by this point, is almost synonymous with quality frights . . . [ and] contributed by a murderers row of horror authors. . . . Essential. B&N Sci-Fi and Fantasy Blog, Our Favorite Science Fiction & Fantasy Books of 2018

With the quality ranging from very good, to fantastic, to sublime, there just isnt the space to discuss them all.... If I need to make a pronouncement?based on Datlows fantastic distillation of the genre?its that horror is alive, well, and still getting under peoples skin. If you have even a vague interest in dark fiction, then pick up this book. Ian Mond, Locus   Datlows survey of the first decade of her Best Horror of the Year series is also an argument about the fields major talents and trends. Its contents make a compelling case for the robustness of the field, a condition Dat­low herself has done much to nourish.Locus, Horror in 2018 by John Langan   Award-winning editor Ellen Datlow has assembled a tasty collection of twenty one terrifying and unsettling treats. In addition to providing excellent fiction to read, this is the perfect book for discovering new authors and enriching your life through short fiction.Kirkus Reviews

For more than three decades, Ellen Datlow has been at the center of horror. Bringing you the most frightening and terrifying stories, Datlow always has her finger on the pulse of what horror fans crave. . . . and the anthologies just keep getting better and better. She's an icon in the industry.Signal Horizon

Datlows The Best Horror of the Year series is one of the best investments you can make in short fiction. The current volume is no exception.Adventures Fantastic

As usual, Datlow delivers what she promises, the best horror of the year, whether its written by the famous (Neil Gaiman) or the should-be famous (Laird Barron and many others).Washington Post

You just cant have a list of recommended speculative anthologies without including an Ellen Datlow anthology. Its. Not. Possible. The line-up in The Best Horror of the Year Volume Eight is absolutely stupendous, featuring the most frighteningly talented authors in horror fiction.Tor.com

"Once again, [ Ellen Datlow supplies] an invaluable book, featuring excellent short fiction and, in addition, providing as always precious information about what happened in the horror field last year.Mario Guslandi, British Fantasy Society Praise for Ellen Datlow and The Best Horror of the Year Series:

Award-winning editor Ellen Datlow has assembled a tasty collection of twenty one terrifying and unsettling treats. In addition to providing excellent fiction to read, this is the perfect book for discovering new authors and enriching your life through short fiction.Kirkus Reviews

For more than three decades, Ellen Datlow has been at the center of horror. Bringing you the most frightening and terrifying stories, Datlow always has her finger on the pulse of what horror fans crave. . . . and the anthologies just keep getting better and better. She's an icon in the industry.Signal Horizon

Datlows The Best Horror of the Year series is one of the best investments you can make in short fiction. The current volume is no exception."Adventures Fantastic

As usual, Datlow delivers what she promises, the best horror of the year, whether its written by the famous (Neil Gaiman) or the should-be famous (Laird Barron and many others). Washington Post

You just cant have a list of recommended speculative anthologies without including an Ellen Datlow anthology. Its. Not. Possible. The line-up in The Best Horror of the Year Volume Eight is absolutely stupendous, featuring the most frighteningly talented authors in horror fiction.Tor.com

"Once again, [ Ellen Datlow supplies] an invaluable book, featuring excellent short fiction and, in addition, providing as always precious information about what happened in the horror field last year.Mario Guslandi, British Fantasy Society

Ellen Datlow has been editing science fiction, fantasy, and horror short fiction for almost forty years. She was the fiction editor of Omni magazine and Sci Fiction, and has edited about ninety anthologies. Datlow has also won lifetime achievement awards from three prominent genre organizations, and currently acquires short fiction for Tor.com. She lives in New York City.