Eric Stanway returns for a second helping of classic horror, courtesy of some of the greatest writers in literature. The Brothers Grimm hold forth with "Godfather Death;" Ambrose Bierce spins a tale of "The Boarded Window;" an anonymous author takes us into the pit of terror in "The Monk of Horror;" Edgar Allan Poe regales us with "King Pest" and "Masque of the Red Death;" Jerome K. Jerome warns us of the dangers of technology in "The Dancing Partner;" and Bram Stoker offers a missing chapter in the saga of the undead vampire lord in "Dracula's Guest." These are tales meant to be read on a dark and stormy night, with the lights turned down low, and nary a sound to be heard, save the creaking of your house in the wind.