The 7th Fontana Book of Great Horror Stories by Mary Danby

More Malevolent Morsels From 13 Fiends of Fiction!

The Basket Chair: Round the door a hideous deformed face was appearing, with one eye, and the flesh drawn up and scarred, and a gash where the mouth should have been.

The Old Woman Upstairs: She caught a hen and killed it, felt its warm blood and saw it run headless up the garden path.

Comrade Death: Was it a man? His nose was gone. his eyes bulged, bright red. He opened his mouth and he had no teeth. "Our Doctor Krok," said Sarek, "is the result of a slight accident.."

Contents:

The Basket Chair by Winston Graham
Comrade Death by Gerald Kersh
The Mannikin by Robert Bloch
The Horror Of The Heights by Sir Arthur Conan-Doyle
Florence Flannery by Marjorie Bowen
A View from a Hill by M. R. James
The Snake by Dennis Wheatley
Angel Face by Celia Fremlin
A Tale of Terror by Thomas Hood
The Old Woman Upstairs by Dylan Thomas
Tcheriapin by Sax Rohmer
The Turn of the Tide by C. S. Forester
The Secret Ones by Mary Danby