Arkham's Masters of Horror

Arkham's Masters of Horror: A 60th Anniversary Anthology Retrospective of the First 30 Years of Arkham House is an anthology of horror and fantasy by the late American author Peter Ruber. Running to a total of 444 pages, it was published in a hardcover limited run of 4,000 copies by Arkham House in 2000. A Spanish translation, titled Maestros del horror de Arkham House, was released by Valdemar in 2010 Arkham's Masters of Horror at Wikipedia.
Each story was prefaced by an introductory piece on the author by Ruber, and attracted a degree of criticism from the community for the hostility displayed to some of the writers in these essays, which included the suggestions of H. P. Lovecraft being "a schizoid personality" and "a genuine crackpot" .
==Contents Arkham's Masters of Horror at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database==
*Foreword by Peter Ruber
*"Introduction: The "Un-Demonizing" of August Derleth" by Peter Ruber
*"Excerpts from the H. P. Lovecraft Letters to August Derleth" by H. P. Lovecraft
*"Prince Alcouz and the Magician" by Clark Ashton Smith
*"Man-Hunt" by Donald Wandrei
*"The Valley of the Lost" by Robert E. Howard
*"The Bat Is My Brother" by Robert Bloch
*"The Latch-Key" by H. Russell Wakefield
*"Dyak Reward" by Carl Jacobi
*"Sea-Tiger" by Henry S. Whitehead
*"The Dog-Eared God" by Frank Belknap Long, Jr.
*"The Beautiful Lady" by David H. Keller
*"Sweetheart from the Tomb" by E. Hoffmann Price
*"Wolf of the Steppes" by Greye La Spina
*"Rhythmic Formula" by Arthur J. Burks
*"The Small Assassin" by Ray Bradbury
*"George Is All Right" by Howard Wandrei
*"Something Old" by Mary Elizabeth Counselman
*"Property of the Ring" by John Ramsey Campbell
*"Bon Voyage, Michele" by Seabury Quinn
*"The Master of Cotswold" by Nelson Bond
*"Open Window" by Vincent Starrett
*"A Visitor from Outside" by August Derleth and Mark Schorer
==Gallery==
Arkham's Masters of Horror dust jacket.jpeg|Dust jacket by Tony Patrick
==References==
Category:Peter Ruber works
Category:Anthologies