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I have read both of those and have them on my shel...

2012-01-18T12:56:20.456-06:00

I have read both of those and have them on my shelf somewhere. I actually have no many anthologies that I enjoy that I could probably do a post a day with five or six anthologies listed and not finish with the posts about them for the better part of a year. I'm pretty much addicted to buying them because its always so great to be able to randomly grab one, open it up, and find a story you haven't read yet -- and maybe discover a new author in the process.

Thanks for posting!

hey William, this is my first post here, have you ...

2012-01-17T11:05:52.537-06:00

hey William, this is my first post here, have you read the anthologies Best horror of the year by Ellen Datlow and The mammoth book of best new horrors by Stephen Jones? what about them?

other example of a collection is The Dark country by Dennis Etchison I have it on the ebook pile

Oops, you are correct. See this is what I get for...

2012-01-04T14:25:30.370-06:00

Oops, you are correct. See this is what I get for not sending my blog posts to my editors before posting. I would never have caught that one myself.

SOFT AND OTHERS is a great collection. I managed to get a copy last year. The story "Cuts" was my favorite. It really caught me off guard.

I believe you are right about the difference betwe...

2012-01-03T16:23:14.712-06:00

I believe you are right about the difference between a collection and an anthology. Those F. Paul Wilson collections sound pretty cool; I really need to find a copy of SOFT.

Oh, if you'll allow me a small correction: "yet still found my interest peeked." You mean "piqued."