The Best New Horror: Volume 7
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The Best New Horror: Volume 7 is a 1996 novel written by Stephen Jones.
The Best New Horror: Volume 7 is a novel in which an anthology collects short horror fiction from the previous year. It offers stories that span genres and themes. Notable entries include Michael Marshall Smith's darkly humorous internet tale; Paul J. McAuley's postmodern riff on Dr. Moreau with an unresolved ending; Stephen Gallagher's tense paranoia in "Not Here, Not Now"; Brian Stableford's vampire twist; Douglas E. Winter's dive into obsessive behavior in "Loop"; and Ian R. MacLeod's Arctic narrative "Tirkiluk," with themes of isolation and survival.[1]