Another good collection of horror stories.

* The Lonely Heart by Aliette de Bodard = demons and skin-changers in a depressing, run down China. A neat story that sends shivers down your back.

* The Plain by Tim Lees = Weird not all that easy to read, but I liked the idea behind it.

* Haunt-Type Experience by Rox Clarke = I liked this. A good story of ghost hunters maybe being a little better at it than they thought.

* The Pain of Blue Eyes by Daniel Keyson = Probably my favourite story and definitely the most memorable. This almost seems like a mini-novel and I could easily see it fleshed out into a longer work. Manages to get a couple of great twists into the tale, which is unusual in such short pieces.

Chageling by Al Robertson = another one I quite liked and which I would read as a novel. Chilling and kind of sad, but well written.

Fear by Stephen Volk - a great little short. Brilliantly written and perfectly fits the story into a couple of pages. My second fave of the collection.

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