Not here! This is truly a lame anthology.The stories here range from the incomprehensible to the mundane. To say nothing of the anti choice screed by F. Paul Wilson masquerading as a horror story.The Tim Lebbon story is good, and probably the best here. It's very atmospheric but still it's unsatisfying in the end.And MORE THAN HALF of the stuff in here are boring essays and recollections of famous horror authors' own memorable Halloweens.One has to wonder how they make a decent living from their imaginations if these are the most vivid memories of their real lives.The book is really dreck and I suggest anyone looking for something to get really in the Halloween mood (re: seriously scared) give this thing a pass.