The Hyde Hotel anthology

This month Black Shuck Books releases The Hyde Hotel, an anthology edited by James Everington and Dan Howarth. All of the stories have some connection to a certain peculiar hotel. In what way is it peculiar? You'll get a slightly different answer in each of these tales. I hope you'll join us.

"The Hyde Hotel Welcomes You…

The Hyde Hotel looks almost exactly as you’d expect it to: a faceless, budget hotel in a grey city you are just passing through. A hotel aimed at people travelling alone, a hotel where you know so little about your fellow guests that they could be anyone… and where, perhaps, so could you. But sometimes things are hiding in plain sight, and not everyone who stays at The Hyde gets a good night’s sleep… Enjoy your stay."

Table of Contents

CHECKING IN  by James Everington

THE VIEW FROM THE BASEMENT  by Alison Littlewood

NIGHT PORTERS  by Iain Rowan

TICK BOX  by Dan Howarth

THE EDIFICE OF DUST  by Amelia Mangan

LOST AND FOUND  by S P Miskowski

HOUSEKEEPING  by Ray Cluley

SOMETHING LIKE BLOOD  by Alex Davis

THE COYOTE CORPORATION’S MISPLACED SONG  by Cate Gardner

WRATH OF THE DEEP  by Simon Bestwick

THE SEALED WINDOW  by Mark West

THE BLUE ROOM  by V H Leslie

CHECKING OUT  by James Everington