Discovering Modern Horror Fiction
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Discovering Modern Horror Fiction 1, edited by Darrell Schweitzer, is a significant anthology that delves into the evolution and nuances of modern horror fiction. Published in 1985, this book is part of a series that aims to explore and analyze the horror genre through essays and critical studies. The anthology features contributions from prominent authors and critics, offering insights into the works of influential horror writers and the themes prevalent in the genre. The essays cover prominent figures such as Shirley Jackson, Dennis Etchison, Stephen King, T. E. D. Klein, Manly Wade Wellman, and Jonathan Carroll. Additionally, the book contains a bibliographical checklist of critical studies in horror literature, compiled by Marshall B. Tymn.
Darrell Schweitzer
Darrell Schweitzer (b. 1952) is an American writer, editor, and critic known for his work in fantasy, science fiction, and horror. He served for many years as an editor of Weird Tales, where he helped shape modern weird fiction and contributed to the revival of interest in classic authors of the genre. Schweitzer is also the author of numerous stories and essays, and has written extensively on the history and development of speculative fiction. He remains active as both a writer and commentator.
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