The circus and fairground have long been associated as much with menace as they have with fun. Now, gathered together in one impressive volume from PS are some of the best examples of weird and horrific fiction from the big top. Introduction: Horror of the Carnivàle by Marie O Regan & Paul Kane Something Wicked This Way Comes - Ray Bradbury A Flat Patch of Grass - Muriel Gray Some Children Wander By Mistake - John Connolly Spurs (AKA Freaks) - Tod Robbins Tiger, Tiger - Rio Youers Blind Voices - Tom Reamy Mister Magister - Thomas F. Monteleone Twittering From The Circus of The Dead - Joe Hill The Pilo Family Circus - Will Elliott Face of The Circus - Lou Morgan Escardy Gap - Peter Crowther & James Lovegrove The Circus of Dr Lao - Charles Finney In The Forest of The Night - Paul Finch All The Clowns in Clowntown - Andrew McKiernan Nine Letters About Spit - Robert Shearman To Run Away and Join The Circus - Alison Littlewood