What can you say about all the best stories by a master of the quiet horror sub-genre? Literally every story in this collection is essential. There isn't a stinker in the entire 500 pages. Peppered with anecdotes and memories of Grant and one interview this book is worth the price of admission.

Two criticism: PS opts for the inexcusable change to British spelling. Grant was an American author who wrote with American spelling. Second, there are an egregious number of typos. The name Dorrie is rendered as "Dome" in the final story, The Soft Sound of Wings, as just one example; words are missing, transposed, misspelled, substituted. Nobody proofreads anymore, relying on machines to do the work that belongs to a real live person. ( )