The Deadly Streets
Raw, vital, uncompromising—here are portraits of the lost, the damned, the helpless, trying to get a handle on
life. A startling collection of “hip” stories by an impressive young writer, torn from the shadows of the twilight world.
Muggers, slashers, street gangs, lurkers in the shadows: no need to read Lovecraft to be thoroughly terrified. Just
read these 16 violent tales … or take a walk in the park tonight.
No Doors, No Windows
You have nothing to fear but fear itself. The only trouble is, fear comes in so many different shapes and sizes
these days—the rejection by a beautiful woman, the threat of impending nuclear holocaust, the erratic behavior of
wackos walking the streets who only need a wrong word and there they go to the top of an apartment building with a
sniperscope’d rifle. Fear is all around you, and the minute you get all the rational fears taken care of, all battened down
and secure, here comes something new. Like the special fears generated in these 16 incredible stories. Fear described as
it has never been described before, by the startling imagination of Harlan Ellison, master fantasist, tour guide through
the land of dreadful visions, unerring observer of human folly and supernatural diabolism.
