BOOK ANTHOLOGIES
- "Sparks Fly Upward", "MONDO ZOMBIE, Cemetery Dance *
- "The Death of Splatter", DARK TERRORS 6, Gollancz
- "Blind-Stamped", SHELF LIFE: FANTASTIC STORIES CELEBRATING BOOKSTORES, Dream Haven
- "The Call of Cthulhu: The Motion Picture", DEAD BUT DREAMING, Dark Tales Publications
- "Pound Rots in Fragrant Harbour", THE MUSEUM OF HORRORS, Leisure/Dorchester
- "El Cazador", AFTER SHOCKS, fREAk pRESs
- "A New Force of Nature", WHITE OF THE MOON
, Pumpkin Books
- "Nikola, Moonstruck", HORRORS! 365 SCARY STORIES, Barnes & Noble
- "The Fear of Eight Legs", HORRORS! 365 SCARY STORIES
- "The Proof in the Picture", HORRORS! 365 SCARY STORIES
- "Ghost Writer", HORRORS! 365 SCARY STORIES
- "Children of the Long Night"
, THE MAMMOTH BOOK OF DRACULA, Carroll & Graf
- "Love Eats", DARK TERRORS
, Gollancz
- "Poppi's Monster", THE MAMMOTH BOOK OF FRANKENSTEIN
, Carroll & Graf
- "Sane Reaction", DARK VOICES 6, Pan Books
MAGAZINE APPEARANCES
- "Horrors!", L.A. TIMES special Halloween supplement 1998
- "Sensitive", AFTER HOURS Winter '95
- "Virus Verses", DREAMFORGE May '95
CHAPBOOKS
- THE FREE WAY, Fool's Press
Titles in blue received "Honorable Mention" in THE YEAR'S BEST FANTASY AND HORROR
*=Forthcoming
Click here to read the complete story of "Poppi's Monster"
THE MUSEUM OF HORRORS won the 2002 World Fantasy Award for Best Anthology
HORRORS! 365 SCARY STORIES won the 1998 Stoker Award for Best Anthology
WHITE OF THE MOON was nominated for the 1999 International Horror Guild Award for Best Anthology, and for the 1999 British Fantasy Award for Best Anthology
DARK TERRORS was nominated for the 1996 World Fantasy Award for Best Anthology, and for the 1995 British Fantasy Award for Best Anthology
Many of the books listed above can be found at the Advanced Book Exchange
REVIEWS:
From SHIVERS magazine #14 review of THE MAMMOTH BOOK OF FRANKENSTEIN: "There are a few stories which affected me deeply. Lisa Morton's 'Poppi's Monster' brought a lump to my throat and a tear to my eye. The story follows the life of Stacey, daughter of Poppi, her drunken and violent father. The piece has great depth and beauty in its simplicity, and I felt for the child trapped in a world not of her making."
From PUBLISHERS WEEKLY March 26, 2001 review of AFTER SHOCKS: "Lisa Morton's "El Cazador"... decode[s] dark truths encrypted in the tags of Los Angeles graffiti artists...all well written, the stories... suggest that their horror is more a universal idiom than a regional dialect."
From Gothic.net, July 23, 2001 review of WHITE OF THE MOON: "Lisa Morton's "A New Force of Nature" handles suicide, a topic which I find entirely terrifying on its own, in such a way as to inflate it from private holocaust to widespread infection. The whole anthology is excellent..." (Mehitobel Wilson)
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