| Publisher | Xiaoyi Publishing |
|---|---|
| Year | 2010 |
| Format | Paperback |
| Pages | 341 |
| Country | China |
| ISBN | 978-986-845699-0 |
隣の家の少女 (The Girl Next Door) (Japan)
Japanese edition of The Girl Next Door, translated by Hiroshi Kaneko.
鄰家女孩 (The Girl Next Door) (China)
Chinese edition of The Girl Next Door, translated by Ke Qingxin.
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In the silence of a green wilderness, they were to learn terror…
The celebrated novelist. The model. The agent. The playwright. The photographer. The wife. Refugees from modern civilization off for a weekend in the woods. Far away from the clash and clamor of the city…and amenities like telephones, hospitals, and policemen. Soon, they’ll stand naked against a battle-scarred soldier whose cunning and ferocity rival any force of nature, a survivor of our most frustrating war still fighting the enemy in every person he sees. Soon, during the long days and deadly nights, all the trappings and trivia of their lives will be stripped away…until all that’s left is a desperate, elemental need to survive and fight together – if they can – to defeat the killing machine that threatens them all.
Triage
A stranger walks into a place of business…and starts shooting.
Three of horror’s most terrifying authors challenged each other to write a novella beginning with that simple idea. But where they each went from there would be limited only by their own powerful imaginations. The results are incredibly varied, totally individual, and relentlessly horrifying. Prepare yourself for three very different visions of fear, each written specifically for this anthology and available nowhere else.
Contents:
- Triage by Richard Laymon
- In the Year of Our Lord: 2202 by Edward Lee
- Sheep Meadow Story by Jack Ketchum
ロード・キル (Road Kill) (Joyride) (Japan)
Japanese edition of Road Kill / Joyride, translated by Yoshiki Arisawa.
Off Season
A beautiful New York editor retreats to a quiet Maine beach town –
Nearby, a savage human family lurks in the woods, watching, waiting…
And before too many hours pass, five civilized, sophisticated people will learn just how primitive we all are, and that there are no limits to the will to survive.
