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Old 07-24-2014, 12:49 PM   #7
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This week's one-day sale at Weightless Books is the 2010 edition of The Year's Best Dark Fantasy and Horror for $1.99.
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We’re celebrating the publication of The Year’s Best Dark Fantasy and Horror 2014 with a one-day 70% off sale on this edition!
Darkness surrounds us. We can find darkness anywhere: in a strange green stone etched with mysterious symbols; at a small town’s annual picnic; in a ghostly house that is easy to enter but not so easy to leave; behind the dumpster in the alley where a harpy lives; in The Nowhere, a place where car keys, toys, people disappear to; among Polar explorers; and, most definitely, within ourselves. Darkness flies from mysterious crates; surrounds children whose nightlights have vanished; and flickers between us at the movie theater. Darkness crawls from the past and is waiting in our future; and there’s always a chance that Halloween really is a door opening directly into endless shadow. Welcome to the dark. You may never want to leave. This inaugural volume of the year’s best dark fantasy and horror features more than 500 pages of dark tales from some of today’s finest writers of the fantastique. Chosen from a variety of sources, these stories are as eclectic and varied as the genre itself.
I read this a few years ago: there's a lot of great stories in there.

Edit: the Weightless site seems to have gone down just after I posted this, so don't be surprised if you get an error message. I'll edit again when it goes back up.

Edit: seems to be back now.
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