Drawing horror from the subtle distortions of everyday life, Campbell’s work is marked by a uniquely British sense of dread—quiet, insistent, and inescapable. Selected by S. T. Joshi, this volume gathers twelve of Campbell’s short stories, spanning over four decades of his career. From tales of creeping paranoia to supernatural terror rooted in urban decay, these stories demonstrate the range of Campbell’s craft.

Included are: Cold Print, Concussion, The Scar, Napier Court, The Cellars, The Man in the Underpass, The Chimney, The Little Voice, Mackintosh Willy, Out of the Woods, Becoming Visible, At Lorn Hall.