The Darkest Part of the Wood

Ramsey Campbell. PS Publishing, $55 (348pp) ISBN 978-1-902880-38-9

Ramsey Campbell fans who can't wait for the regular trade edition of the British horror master's latest novel, The Darkest Part of the Wood, will welcome this special limited edition, which includes an introduction by Peter Straub. All 500 copies will be signed by Campbell, while the 200-copy slip-cased edition will be signed by Campbell, Straub and artist Edward Miller.

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