Norman Partridge's first short story collection was published by Colorado’s Roadkill Press, the premiere publisher of horror chapbooks in the nineties. Mr. Fox won the Bram Stoker Award and received a World Fantasy nomination, cementing Partridge's place as an exciting new talent in a generation of dark dreamers that included Poppy Z. Brite, Brian Hodge, and Bentley Little.

With the exception of one story (“Save the Last Dance For Me”), all the tales in Mr. Fox had never appeared previously.

Contents:

• Introduction by Edward Bryant
• Mr. Fox
• The Baddest Son Of A Bitch In The House
• Black Leather Kites
• Save The Last Dance For Me
• Sandprint
• Vessels
• In Beauty, Like The Night: A Tale Of The Living Dead