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Three short stories, each written under the constraint of being 600 words or less. "A Life of Their Own": Satan's latest attempt to get a child hits a snag. "Embrace the Ground": A vicious alien allows a man a last glimpse at the home in which he grew up. "The Art of the Dead": A man attends the funeral of a good friend.

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En esta parte Maria tendra muchisimos problemas de salud, sufriendo ademas unas terribles pesadillas con una nina pelirroja, muy parecida a ella fisicamente, pero con pelo corto y muy malvada, acompanada de un gran cuervo negro y otros miles de cuervos surgidos de una extrana niebla. Estas mismas pesadillas, con esa nina malvada, las sufriran todos los ninos del orfanato, asi como todos los ninos escoceses que viven en Escocia.

Twenty-five years before Bram Stoker's "Dracula" was published, another vampire story was at the height of its popularity. The story had been written by fellow Irishman, J. T. Sheridan Le Fanu. His novella was titled "Carmilla". Now recognised as being a major influence on Bram Stoker and his famous vampire creation, Le Fanu was one of the first authors of this era to invent distinctive characteristics for the vampire and a way of destroying them. It was with this connection in mind that the aut...