I intend to feature rather more detail in the following catalogue, but limited time has meant that for the moment I can only list a rather haphazard array of short stories, all of which have managed to unsettle me to the extent that they have stayed in my mind for a long time. If you get the chance I’d recommend you check them out; I guarantee you won’t be disappointed.
The Chimney by Ramsey Campbell
What Dread Hand by James Cooper and Andrew Jury
A Whimper of Whipped Dogs by Harlan Ellison
In the Porches of My Ears by Norman Prentiss
Pop Art by Joe Hill
A Rose For Emily by William Faulkner
Where Angels Come In by Adam L G Nevill
The Ash Tree by M R James
Under the Overpass by Simon Strantzas
Strawberry Spring by Stephen King
Flying Into Naples by Nicholas Royle
More Tomorrow by Michael Marshall Smith
The Trip by Gary Fry
The Horn by Stephen Gallagher
The Animal Fair by Robert Bloch
The Blue Notebooks by Nicholas Royle
The Landlady by Roald Dahl
To Invocate His Aid by Gary McMahon
Black Static by Paul Meloy
Lifelines by Christopher Evans
All Beauty Sleeps by Joel Lane
Proof by Gary McMahon
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I’d have to agree with a fair few of those too. Pop Art in particular is one of my most favourite stories of all time, in any genre, an absolutely gorgeous story. And More Tomorrow was superb, my introduction to Michael Marshall Smith’s short work, and I haven’t been disappointed since.