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I slowly realize what a beehive this question can turn out to be. The longer I think about "favorite" stories, the more come to mind, sometimes with the help of looking at books and their contents. So I'll just mention two more, then silence: "The Blue Star" and "House of Horror" by Eddie M...

Ramsey Campbell's stories "Napier Court" and "In The Bag" work quite well on me. And I should give Aickman's "The Inner Room" a well deserved reread. I also remember being fond of James's "Number 13." I will only mention "The Prodigy of Dreams" by Thomas Ligotti; otherwise the list would...