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Writers of the Future #34, edited by David Farland

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Writers of the Future #34

 

Edited by

David Farland

 

(Galaxy Press, April 10, 2018, pb, 468 pp.)

 

“Turnabout” by Erik Bundy

“A Smokeless and Scorching Fire” by Erin Cairns

“The Howler on the Sales Floor” by Jonathan Ficke

“The Minarets of An-Zabat” by Jeremy TeGrotenhuis

“Odd and Ugly” by Vida Cruz

“Mara’s Shadow” by Darci Stone

“What Lies Beneath” by Cole Hehr

“The Face in the Box” by Janey Bell

“Flee, My Pretty One” by Eneasz Brodski

“Illusion” by Jody Lynn Nye

“A Bitter Thing” by N. R. M. Roshak

“Miss Smokey” by Diana Hart

“All Light and Darkness” by Amy Henrie Gillett

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The Haunting Hour — “The People in the House”

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“No… No… stay where you are. Do not break the stillness of this moment. For this is a time of mystery. A time when imagination is free, and moves forward swiftly, silently…. This is — The Haunting Hour!” The Haunting Hour (originally transcribed 1944-45) aired “The People in the House” in 1945. Only 52 episodes …

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The Black Museum — “A Pair of Spectacles” starring Orson Welles

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“The Black Museum. A Repository of Death. Here in the grim stone structure on the Thames which houses Scotland Yard is a warehouse of homicide, where everyday objects . . . all are touched by murder.“ The Black Museum (1952) aired (in the United States) “A Pair of Spectacles” on May 27, 1952. This is …

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