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Acolytes of Cthulhu Tentacular fiction abounds in Bob Price's new mythos anthology Acolytes of Cthulhu. The anthology assembles twenty-five rare mythos tales, dating from the Thirties through the Nineties, from writers as diverse as Jorges Luis Borges, Gustav Meyrink, Manly Wade Wellman, and Neil Gaiman. Gahan Wilson provides the cover art. Publisher's Weekly says, "Searchers after Lovecraftian horror need look no further than Acolytes of Cthulhu, edited by Robert M. Price. This reprint anthology features 28 tales by mostly minor disciples, though there are a couple of big names (Borges, Neil Gaiman), plus a rare youthful offering from leading HPL scholar S.T.Joshi. The prolific Price provides his usual entertaining and erudite introduction, while the Gahan Wilson jacket is a delight." Contents: Introduction--Robert M. Price Doom of the House of Duryea--Earl Pierce The Seventh Incantation--Joseph Payne Brennan Black Noon--Clifford M. Eddy The Letters of Cold Fire--Manly Wade Wellman Horror at Vecra--Henry Hasse Out of the Jar--Charles A. Tanner The Earth Brain--Edmund Hamilton Legacy in Crystal--James Causey The Will of Claude Ashur--C. Hall Thompson The Final War--David H. Keller The Dunstable Horror--Arthur Pendragon The Crib of Hell--Arthur Pendragon The Last Work of Pietro of Apono--Steffan B. Aletti The Eye of Horus--Steffan B. Alletti Mythos--John S. Glasby There Are More Things--Jorges Luis Borges The Horror out of Time--Randall Garrett The Recurring Doom--S. T. Joshi Necrotic Knowledge--Dirk W. Mosig Night Bus--Donald R. Burleson The Pewter Ring--Peter H. Cannon John Lehman Alone--David Kaufman The Purple Death--Gustav Meyrink Mists of Death--Richard F. and Frank Searight Shuggoths Old Peculiar--Neil Gaiman ACOLYTES OF CTHULU Your Price: $32.00 each Quantity:

Frost "D. H. Olson provides an excellent historical and critical introduction which sets the stories in the publishing context of their day. . . . Was the long wait for these stories to appear between covers worth it? The answer is in the affirmative!" -- J. Randolf Cox, Dime Novel Round-Up "I, for one, quite enjoyed Frost, and I'll admit to looking forward to the next collection." -- Ed Bryant, Locus It may come as a surprise to some that Donald Wandrei wrote more mysteries than all his horror, fantasy, and science fiction tales combined. D. H. Olson has assembled the first ever collection of Wandrei's ratiocinative detective I. V. Frost. Although a brilliant scientist, Frost prefers to solve most of cases through logical deduction in the traditions of Poe and Doyle. In this he is ably assisted by his beautiful and tough female assistant, Jean Moray. Contents: Introduction--D. H. Olson Frost Green Man - Creeping They Could Not Kill Him Bride of the Rats The Artist of Death Death Descending Impossible Merry-Go-Round FROST Your Price: $29.00 each Quantity:

Bottled in Blonde "They're written with vulgar energy and non-Beacon-Hill-Boston savvy, and with traces of the mean-street poetry that a few writers like Raymond Chandler mastered and turned into American literature. . . . In his introduction, Don Hutchison doubts that Kane's lurching around Boston perpetually drunk would pass muster in "today's politically correct climate." Nope, it wouldn't." -- Richard Lipez, The Washington Post Book World. "These stories are best savored in short gulps, like occasional shots of aged whiskey. They're worth your time, as historical precedent for today's brank of hard-boiled literature, and as a source of politically incorrect entertainment." -- Reed Andrus, Mystery News In honor of his 90th birthday, Fedogan & Bremer released a third collection of stories by the ever versatile and prolific Hugh B. Cave this summer. Like Wandrei brothers, Carl Jacobi, E. Hoffmann Price, and other Weird Tales authors, Hugh B. Cave also crossed over into the mystery genre. In Bottled in Blonde, Cave serves up nine tales of gin-soaked noir with a twist, featuring his hard drinking, hard-boiled, and hard-headed private eye, Peter Kane. This is the first ever collection of his Kane stories which were originally published in the detective pulps during the Thirties. Contents: The Late Mr. Smythe Hell on Hume Street Bottled in Blonde The Man Who Looked Sick The Screaming Phantom The Brand of Kane Ding Dong Belle The Dead Don't Swim No Place to Hide BOTTLED IN BLONDE Your Price: $29.00 each Quantity:

Tales of the Lovecraft Mythos "If you like HPL you have to have this . . ." -- Chalker & Owings, The Science?Fantasy Publishers Robert M. Price, the editor of Crypt of Cthulhu magazine, has assembled a vintage collection of twenty Lovecraftian and Cthulhu mythos tales written by both familiar and lesser?known authors of the Pulp Era. For the ardent collector, Price has included several variant texts of stories that were later edited or revised, including the original, "Mythos" version of "The Aquarium" by Carl Jacobi, and the original story by E. Hoffmann Price, "Lord of Illusion," which was later revised by H. P. Lovecraft. The anthology is prefaced by Robert Bloch, with an introductory essay by Robert M. Price. Jacket art by Gahan Wilson, interior illustration by Eymoth. Contents: Preface-- Robert Bloch Introduction--Robert M. Price The Thing on the Roof--Robert E. Howard The Fire of Asshurbanipal-- Robert E. Howard The Seven Geases--Clark Ashton Smith Fane of the Black Pharaoh--Robert Bloch The Invaders--Henry Kuttner Bells of Horror--Henry Kuttner The Thing That Walked on the Wind--August Derleth Ithaqua--August Derleth The Lair of the Star?Spawn--August Derleth and Mark Schorer The Lord of Illusion--E. Hoffman Price The Warder of Knowledge--Richard F. Searight The Scourge of B'Moth--Bertram Russell The House of the Worm--Mearle Prout Spawn of the Green Abyss--C. Hall Thompson The Guardian of the Book--Henry Hasse The Abyss--Robert A.W. Lowndes Music of the Stars--Duane W. Rimel The Aquarium--Carl Jacobi The Horror out of Lovecraft--Donald A. Wollheim To Arkham and the Stars--Fritz Leiber TALES OF THE LOVECRAFT MYTHOS Your Price: $27.00 each Quantity:

The New Lovecraft Circle The editor of Tales of the Lovecraft Mythos is back for a new sampling of Lovecraftian horrors. This collection focuses on the second generation of Lovecraft-influenced authors. Ramsey Campbell, who also contibutes two stories to the anthology, provides the preface. Editor Robert M. Price provides a twenty-page bibliographic and critical introduction. The cover art and interior illustration are by Gahan Wilson. Contents: Preface--Ramsey Campbell Introduction--Robert M. Price The Plain of Sound--Ramsey Campbell The Stone on the Island--Ramsey Campbell The Statement of One John Gibson--Brian Lumley Demoniacal--David Sutton The Kiss of Bugg-Shash--Brian Lumley The Slitherer from the Slime--H. P. Lovecraft The Doom of Yakthoob--Lin Carter The Fishers from Outside--Lin Carter The Keeper of the Flame--Gary Myers Dead Giveaway--J. Vernon Shea Those Who Wait--James Wade The Keeper of Dark Point--John Glasby The Black Mirror--John Glasby I've Come to Talk with You Again--Karl Edward Wagner The Howler in the Dark--Richard L. Tierney The Horror on the Beach--Alan Dean Foster The Whisperers--Richard A. Lupoff Lights! Camera! Shub-Niggurath!--Richard A. Lupoff Saucers from Yaddith--Robert M. Price Vastarien--Thomas Ligotti The Madness out of Space--Peter H. Cannon Aliah Warden--Roger Johnson The Last Supper--Donald R. Burleson The Church at Garlock's Bend--David Kaufman The Spheres Beyond Sound (Threnody)--Mark Rainey THE NEW LOVECRAFT CIRCLE Your Price: $27.00 each Quantity:

Shadows over Insmouth "British horror abounds in Shadows Over Innsmouth, a collection of 17 thematically linked stories inspired by American H. P. Lovecraft's beloved tale `The Shadow over Innsmouth.'" -- Publisher's Weekly This Cthulhu Mythos anthology was nominated for two World Fantasy Awards. Contributors include Ramsey Campbell, Brian Lumley, Neil Gaiman, Kim Newman, and Basil Copper, among other masters of British horror. The seventeen stories range from traditional supernatural horror to science fiction and humor. The collection is illustrated by David Carson, Martin McKenna, and Jim Pitts. Contents: Introduction--Stephen Jones The Shadow over Innsmouth--H.P. Lovecraft Beyond the Reef--Basil Copper The Big Fish--Jack Yeovil Return to Innsmouth--Guy N. Smith The Crossing--Adrian Cole Down to the Boots--D.F. Lewis The Church in High Street--Ramsey Campbell Innsmouth Gold--David Sutton Daoine Domhain--Peter Tremayne A Quarter to Three--Kim Newman The Tomb of Priscus--Brian Mooney The Innsmouth Heritage--Brian Stableford The Homecoming--Nicholas Royle Deepnet--David Langford To See the Sea--Michael Marshall Smith Dagon's Bell--Brian Lumley Only the End of the World Again--Neil Gaiman SHADOWS OVER INSMOUTH Your Price: $27.00 each Quantity:

The Sand Dwellers "The Sand Dwellers is well-written, the plot is engaging and suspenseful, and the characters are believeable and sympathetic. Perhaps the strongest elements in the novel deal with the agonizing moral choices that a number of the characters are forced to make as well with their heroic refusal to surrender their humanity. Those already familiar with the Lovecraft Mythos should find this a worthy addition to the canon. The uninitiated will enjoy The Sand Dwellers as a chilling story in its own right, replete with secret government military installations, malignant alien beings and the threat of nuclear Armageddon." -- James Clar, edsbookreview.com. The Sand Dwellers is the fourth novel by Niswander, whose previous novels include The Charm, The Serpent Slayers, and The Hound Hunters, all part of his ambitious thirteen?novel Shaman Cycle. Niswander, who makes his home in Phoenix, Arizona, again uses the Southwest as a backdrop for his new novel. Set in, around, and under the Superstition Mountains, the novel is part detective story, part techno?thriller, and part supernatural horror with a decided Lovecraftian flavor. A researcher disappears in the mountains, and the local authorities are quick to drop the case. A determined colleague hires a detective to discover the truth. The truth is a little strange. Mutants, monsters, and military madness commingle in this taut mixture of suspense and supernatural horror. The cover art and interior illustrations are by H. E. Fassl. THE SAND DWELLERS Your Price: $27.00 each Quantity:

The Early Fears "The Early Fears is a fine retrospective of one of horror's greatest practitioners. It is to be read for genuine enjoyment, not just as a literary history text." -- Edward Bryant, Locus Although his name will be forever linked with his novel Psycho, Robert Bloch wrote over two dozen novels and hundreds of short stories, plus scripts for radio, television and the cinema. The Early Fears brings together for the first time all of the stories from his first two collections, both long out?of?print, plus three previously uncollected stories. Cover art and interior illustration by Jon Arfstrom. Winner of the HWA's Bram Stoker Award for Best Collection. Contents: The View from 1993--Robert Bloch The Cloak Beetles The Fiddler's Fee The Mannikin The Strange Flight of Richard Clayton Yours Truly, Jack the Ripper The Seal of the Satyr The Dark Demon The Faceless God House of the Hatchet The Opener of the Way Return to the Sabbath The Mandarin's Canaries Waxworks The Feast in the Abbey Slave of the Flames The Shambler from the Stars Mother of Serpents The Secret of Sebek The Eyes of the Mummy One Way to Mars Sweets to the Sweet The Dream?Makers The Sorcerer's Apprentice I Kiss Your Shadow-- Mr. Steinway The Proper Spirit Catnip The Cheaters Hungarian Rhapsody The Light House The Hungry House Sleeping Beauty Sweet Sixteen That Hell Bound Train Enoch The Bedposts of Life The Grab Bag (with Henry Kuttner) The Creative Urge THE EARLY FEARS Your Price: $29.00 each Quantity:

Death Stalks the Night "Creeping up from the depths of years, Death Stalks the Night presents gripping reading for a long stretch of cold, gloomy, rainy nights." -- Perry M. Grayson, Necrofile This collection by Hugh B. Cave was nominated for a World Fantasy Award. Originally scheduled as a Carcosa release, it includes eighteen novelettes and short stories dating from the Thirties. The collection was assembled and edited by Karl Edward Wagner. The genre was called "weird menace," and it melded hard?boiled adventure with horror. Mad villains and their twisted henchmen abound, ever ready to kidnap and torture some beautiful, scantily?clad victim. The heroes were tough, two?fisted men of action, and action was what it was all about. Foreword by the author. Introduction by the Karl Edward Wagner. Interior art by Lee Brown Coye, jacket art by Alan M. Clark. Contents: Foreword--Hugh B. Cave Introduction--Karl Edward Wagner Modern Nero Death's Loving Arms The Crawling Ones The Pain Room The Flame Fiend Unholy Night! Dark Slaughter The Corpse Crypt Mistress of the Dead Terror Island Satan's Mistress Tomb for the Living Death Holds for Ransom My Pupil--the Idiot! Death Calls from the Madhouse Death's Door Death Stalks the Night DEATH STALKS THE NIGHT Your Price: $27.00 each Quantity:

The Door Below "The publication of another collection of the horror fiction of Hugh B. Cave is a cause for rejoicing. . . . Open this book anywhere and begin to read and you will be in the hands of a master of his craft." -- J. Randolph Cox, Dime Novel Round?Up Winner of a 1997 World Fantasy Award, Hugh B. Cave has been writing for nearly seven decades. The author has selected twenty?five tales of horror, weird?menace, and "strange mystery" that span his long and varied career. No single collection can do justice to Cave's range and incredible output of well over a thousand stories, plus novels and non?fiction books and articles. But The Door Below offers a tasty sampling of Hugh's dark fiction. Required reading for any horror or pulp fiction aficionado. Illustrated by Alan M. Clark Contents: Foreword--Hugh B. Cave THE 1930s: Imp of Satan Doom Door Disturb Not the Dead Six Were Slain Servant of Satan THE 1940s: The Hostage Beneath the Vapor Veil The Thirsty Thing Calavan The Thing from the Swamp THE 1970s: From the Lower Deep THE 1980s: A Place of No Return The Door Below After the Funeral Damballah's Slough Just the Two of Us Damsels for the Damned Of Time & Space THE 1990s: Chernik The Hard?Luck Kid Another Kind of Enchanted Cottage Gordie's Pets Just Another H. P. L. Horror Story Don't Open the Door Vanishing Point THE DOOR BELOW Your Price: $27.00 each Quantity:

The Black Death "The author is able to raise chills that others merely hope to achieve. This is a splendid gothic novel, a superb creation, which will stay with the reader long after other novels are forgotten." -- Jesse F. Knight, Gothic Journal The Black Death is a gothic thriller in the tradition of Copper's Necropolis and The House of the Wolf. Architect John Carter leaves London to become a junior partner in a prosperous building firm in Thornton Bassett, a rustic village in the heart of Dartmoor. His hopes for a new life begin to cloud as he slowly becomes aware of a sinister mystery lurking beneath the village's placid façade. A beautifully atmospheric novel written by a master of the macabre, this novel should appeal to fans of gothics, Sherlockians, and anyone who remembers fondly the more genteel horrors of Bram Stoker and Arthur Conan Doyle. Jacket and interior illustrations by Stefanie K. Hawks. THE BLACK DEATH Your Price: $32.00 each Quantity:

Whispers in the Night "Whispers in the Night is a superb collection of macabre fiction by Basil Copper, an acknowledged master of this literary genre. Running the gamut from contemporary suspense to the supernatural to traditional science fiction, theses eleven stories showcase a major literary talent." -- Midwest Book Review We are pleased offer this new collection of macabre tales by British writer Basil Copper. Copper's previous horror collections include From Evil's Pillow, And Afterward, The Dark (both from Arkham House) and Voices of Doom (St. Martin's Press). Whispers in the Night gathers eleven stories, nine of them never before published. The tales include supernatural, suspense, and even a dash of science fiction. Stephen Fabian provides cover art and thirteen original illustrations. Contents: Introduction--Stephen Jones Better Dead Reader, I Buried Him! One for the Pot Wish You Were Here In a Darkling Wood The Grass Riding the Chariot Final Destination The Obelisk Out There The Summerhouse WHISPERS IN THE NIGHT Your Price: $27.00 each Quantity:

The Vampire Stories of R. Chetwind-Hayes Editor Stephen Jones collects fifteen blood?sucking tales written by Ronald Chetwynd?Hayes, a noted British author who died earlier this year, including a new story featuring his psychic detective Frances St. Clare. Brian Lumley provides the introduction, and the editor, Stephen Jones includes an interview with the author. The interior illustrations are by Jim Pitts. Contents: Foreword: Never Had an Idea in His Life!--Brian Lumley My Mother Married A Vampire A Family Welcome Rudolph The Labyrinth The Sad Vampire Amelia Acquiring a Family The Buck Keep the Gaslight Burning Birth Louis Looking for Something to Suck Great?Grandad Walks Again The Fundemental Elemental The Werewolf and the Vampire Afterword: Never Beastly to Vampires--Stephen Jones THE VAMPIRE STORIES OF R. CHETWIND-HAYES Your Price: $27.00 each Quantity:

Before 12:01 and After "Richard Lupoff's stories are singularly clever, inventive, well?crafted and involving. . . . This collection is pure pleasure from the first page to the last." -- Dean R. Koontz Richard A. Lupoff has assembled twenty?three tales of the science fiction, mystery, fantasy, and horror genres from more than four decades of writing. Also included is a foreword by Robert Silverberg, an introduction by Lupoff, and an extensive bibliography of the author's works compiled by David Nee. Illustrated by George Barr. Contents: Forward--Robert Silverberg Introduction--Richard A. Lupoff Mr. Greene and the Monster BOOM! Incident on the 14th Street BMT 12:01 P.M. Venus--Ah, Venus! With the Evening News After the Dreamtime Saltzman's Madness God of the Naked Unicorn Nebogipfel at the End of Time Mort in Bed Stroka Prospekt Two Sort?of Adventurers Blinky Henderson Again The Digital Wristwatch of Philip K. Dick Snow Ghosts Triptych The House on Rue Chartres The Doom That Came To Dunwich The Woodstock West Killer Easy Living Dogwalker A Funny Thing... Bibliography--Dave Nee BEFORE…12:01…AND AFTER Your Price: $27.00 each Quantity:

Colussus: The Collected Science Fiction of Donald Wandrei He was a pioneer of science fiction, whose cosmic vision and polished prose placed him head and shoulders above most of his contemporaries." -- Aboriginal Science Fiction Fedogan & Bremer celebrated its tenth anniversary in publishing with a revised and expanded edition of their first release, Colossus: The Collected Science Fiction of Donald Wandrei. New to this edition is a revised and updated biographic introduction by Richard L. Tierney, two never before published stories, the author's own preface (or at least what survives of it), and a photo gallery of rare shots of the author and his associates. Contents: Preface--Donald Wandrei Introduction--Richard L. Tierney The Red Brain The Holiday Act Something from Above Raiders of the Universes A Race through Time Farewell to Earth Colossus Colossus Eternal The Atom?Smasher The Blinding Shadows Life Current The Whisperers Murray's Light Earth Minus Finality Unlimited Infinity Zero Black Fog The Crystal Bullet On the Threshold of Eternity A Trip To Infinity Requiem for Mankind A Stranger Passes If-- COLUSSUS Your Price: $29.00 each Quantity:

Don't Dream: The Collected Horror and Fantasy Fiction of Donald Wandrei ". . . Wandrei's fiction showed intelligence, flair, and reckless imagination." -- Paul Di Filippo, Asimov's, May 1998 Don't Dream gathers forty short stories, novelettes, prose poems, unpublished sketches and essays by Donald Wandrei into a single omnibus edition. Classic horror stories such as "The Painted Mirror," previously uncollected stories, and unpublished material amply demonstrate Wandrei's talents and versatility in the field of fantasy, science fiction, and supernatural horror. Jacket art by Jon Arfstrom, interior art by Rodger Gerberding. Contents: Introduction--Helen Mary Hughesdon A Fragment of a Dream The Shadow of a Nightmare The Green Flame The Tree?Men of M'Bwa When the Fire Creatures Came The Lives of Alfred Kramer The Fire Vampires Spawn of the Sea The Lady in Gray The Man Who Never Lived The Nerveless Man The Chuckler [... in the Tomb] A Scientist Divides The Destroying Horde The Monster from Nowhere The Witch?Makers The Eye and the Finger The Painted Mirror Uneasy Lie the Drowned Giant?Plasm Don't Dream It Will Grow on You Strange Harvest Nightmare The Crater Delirium of the Dead The Messengers The Pursuers The Woman at the Window The Purple Land Dreaming Away My Life The Black Flame The Shrieking House The Phantom City The Kingdom of Dreams Lotus and the Poppy Unforgotten Night Santon Merlin Cigarette Characterization The Imaginative Element in Modern Literature Of Donald Wandrei, August Derleth and H.P. Lovecraft--D. H. Olson DON'T DREAM Your Price: $29.00 each Quantity:

Dark Detectives: The Supernatural Sleuths "The stellar collection includes contributions from Neil Gaiman, William Hope Hodgson, Basil Copper, and Clive Barker, as well as a riveting eight?part novella created by Kim Newman especially for this volume." -- Publisher's Weekly Stephen Jones is back with a new anthology for F&B Mystery. Dark Detectives gathers together for the first time some of the greatest fictional detectives who have ever confronted the supernatural, including Hodgson's Carnacki and Wellman's John Thunstone. Also included is Kim Newman's new multi?part novel Seven Stars in which Dr. Shade and many others challenge the influence of an alien weirdstone before it annihilates mankind. Illustrated by Randy Broecker. Contents: Introduction: The Serial Sleuths--Stephen Jones Seven Stars, Prologue: In Egypt's Land--Kim Newman Our Lady of Death--Peter Tremayne Seven Stars Episode One: The Mummy's Heart--Kim Newman The Horse of the Invisible--William Hope Hodgson Seven Stars Episode Two: The Magician and the Matinee Idol--Kim Newman The Adventure of the Crawling Horror--Basil Copper Seven Stars Episode Three: The Trouble with Barrymore--Kim Newman Rouse Him Not--Manly Wade Wellman De Marigny's Clock--Brian Lumley Seven Stars Episode Four: The Biafran Bank Manager--Kim Newman Someone Is Dead--R. Chetwynd? Hayes Vultures Gather--Brian Mooney Lost Souls--Clive Barker Seven Stars Episode Five: Mimsy--Kim Newman The Man Who Shot The Man Who Shot the Man Who Shot Liberty Valence--Jay Russell Seven Stars Episode Six: The Dog Story--Kim Newman Bay Wolf--Neil Gaiman Seven Stars Episode Seven: The Duel Of Seven Stars--Kim Newman DARK DETECTIVES Your Price: $29.00 each Quantity:

The Last Pin "His stories feature a variety of tough PIs, beautiful dames, and deadly thugs. The stories show imagination and, despite their age, surprising freshness." -- Publishers Weekly Howard Wandrei, like many pulp writers, worked in several genres, but the bulk of his later fiction was for the detective pulps. His mysteries were hard?boiled, inventive, and filled with a quirky mixture of violence, romance, and mordant humor. Writing under several pseudonyms (including H. W. Guernsey, Robert Coley, and Robert A. Garron) Wandrei wrote for markets as diverse as Esquire, Black Mask, and Spicy Detective. Illustrated by Gary Gianni Contents: Introduction--D.H. Olson Smot Guy Wrong Number I'll Be Murdering You, The Man with the Molten Face League of Bald Men Marked in Indigo Too Good?Looking Dressed to Kill Jongkovski's Wife Fur?Bearing Animal The Last Pin THE LAST PIN Your Price: $29.00 each Quantity:

The Exploits of Solar Pons "The Exploits of Solar Pons is required reading for Sherlock Holmes aficionados. Those who have never read a Solar Pons story are in for a treat--making the acquaintance of the second most famous consulting detective in London." -- Ronald C. Miller, Armchair Detective The Adventure of the Verger's Thumb The Adventure of the Phantom Face Death at the Metropole The Adventure of the Callous Colonel THE EXPLOITS OF SOLAR PONS Your Price: $29.00 each Quantity:

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