The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror (Year's Best Fantasy & Horror) - Hardcover

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9780312314248: The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror (Year's Best Fantasy & Horror)

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ISBN 10: 0312314248 ISBN 13: 9780312314248

Publisher: St Martins Pr, 2003

A new sixteenth collection of the finest short fantasy and horror fiction published during the previous year features an ecclectic assortment of works by A. S. Byatt, James P. Blaylock, Jeffrey Ford, Karen Joy Fowler, Theodora Goss, Brian Hodge, Elizabeth Hand, Adam Roberts, Lucy Taylor, and Gene Wolfe, among others, as well as a year-end wrap-up in publishing, film, comics, and manga.

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Review:

"Without question, this book is mandatory reading for lovers of weird and fanciful fiction." "Praise for the Fifteenth Annual Collection: "The past 15 years Datlow and Windling have assembled an excellent anthology of richly rewarding, imaginative literature." "Splendid by any measure, whether as fantasy, horror, or simply memorable prose."

About the Author:

Ellen Datlow is the acclaimed editor of such anthologies as Blood is Not Enough, Little Deaths, Alien Sex, Vanishing Acts, and the forthcoming The Dark: New Ghost Stories. She has won the Hugo Award for Best Editor once and the World Fantasy Award six times. She and Terri Windling also won The Bram Stoker Award for The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror: Thirteenth Annual Collection. She lives in New York City and currently edits fiction for Scifi.com.

Terri Windling is a writer, editor, artist, and passionate advocate of fantasy literature. She has won six World Fantasy awards for her editorial work and the Mythopoeic Award for her novel The Wood Wife. She has edited over thirty anthologies, many in collaboration with Ellen Datlow--including the Snow White, Blood Red adult fairy-tale series, The Armless Maiden, Sirens, The Green Man, and Swan Sister. She has also written children's books and articles on myth and folklore, and she edits the Endicott Studio Online Journal of Mythic Arts website. She divides her time between homes in Devon, England, and Tucson, Arizona.

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