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Old 07-09-2010, 11:12 PM   #3
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The Dark Descent edited by David Hartwell. It's huge and was split into 3 books for the mass market paperback. I have the one volume trade paperback. It more or less traces the history of horror.
The old Alfred Hitchcock anthologies are great too.
I think I have that one somewhere, but I'm afraid to read it because it's so long. An e-book edition would be great because it's so long.

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As far as single author collections I would recommend something by Robert Aickman like Cold Hand in Mine or The Wine Dark Sea.
Ooh, Aickman. If you are into mailing lists, you would love All Hallows and Horrabin Hall. I learned about Aickman from the people on those groups. And from posts alt.books.ghost-fiction (eek, usenet ) until that group became cursed and desolate. (Looong story)
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