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BOOKS MARKED "DELUXE" ARE SIGNED BY AUTHOR AND ARTIST (USUALLY ON BOOKPLATES), NUMBERED, AND COME IN SLIPCASES.
6 novels (5 done in paperback in the 70's plus the concluding novel first published by me), and one collection of shorter pieces. These books use many of the concepts and characters devised by H P Lovecraft to produce fantasy horror adventure books. The entire set is now in print.
THE COMPLEAT CROW, illustrated by STEPHEN E. FABIAN. [DELUXE, and trade paper editions: O.P. ] FIRST EDITION TRADE HARD COVER AVAILABLE AT $21. Here, in one volume, are all the "Titus Crow" shorter stories, including the long novelet LORD OF THE WORMS and one brand new tale. A good place to start the series! With gorgeous illustrations!
THE BURROWERS BENEATH, illustrated by MARK BELL. [DELUXE SIGNED EDITION, O.P.]; TRADE HARDCOVER EDITION, $22.50. This is the first hard cover edition of this 1974 DAW paperback. It's the first "Titus Crow" novel and first of the Lumley "Cthulhu Mythos" series featuring Crow et al. Another good place to start the series!
TRANSITION OF TITUS CROW, illustrated by JUDITH HOLMAN. DELUXE EDITION, $40; TRADE HARD COVER EDITION, $25. This is the second of the Lumley "Cthulhu Mythos" novels. Titus Crow escapes temporarily from the vengeance of the Old Ones and undergoes a strange transformation. It's horror, adventure, fantasy, science fiction, not to mention a love story thrown in, all at once! 1st HC ed.
CLOCK OF DREAMS, illustrated by DAVE CARSON. DELUXE EDITION, $42.50; HARD COVER EDITION, $26.50. De Marigny tries to rescue Titus Crow, who is trapped in HPL's dreamland... beyond the aid of the Elder Gods of Elysia. Not a "Hero/Eldin" book, though it uses the same Dreamworld, but third in the "Cthulhu Mythos" series. 1st HC ed.
SPAWN OF THE WINDS, Illustrated by LINDA MICHAELS. DELUXE EDITION, $42.50; HARD COVER EDITION, $26.50. A friend of Titus Crow and Henri de Marigny goes hunting for Ithaqua, the Wind Walker... and finds himself hunted, instead. He and his small crew are captured and taken to Borea, planet of another universe, where Ithaqua was once imprisoned by the Elder Gods, but is now free to roam the star-winds. Horror and adventure with Hank Silberhutte, whose wild talent is that he can tune in telepathically to the Cthulhu Spawn. And then he tunes in to the beautiful woman who is actually Ithaqua's daughter....
IN THE MOONS OF BOREA, illustrated by JIM PIANFETTI. DELUXE EDITION, $45; HARD COVER EDITION, $27.50. Horror, adventure, romance! De Marigny inadvertantly ends up on Borea, and he and Silberhutte quest on Borea's 2 strange moons. 1st HC ed.
ELYSIA: THE COMING OF CTHULHU, illustrated by STEPHEN E. FABIAN. [DELUXE, O.P.] AVAILABLE IN HARD COVER EDITION AT $25 AND TRADE PAPER EDITION AT $8.50. Elysia is the FINAL novel in the Lumley "Cthulhu Mythos" series, never before published. (Primal Land and Dreamworld characters also appear!) The stars are right and Cthulhu and the other Old Ones are free. They plan to take revenge upon the Elder Gods who imprisoned them. And the Elder Gods are... old and forgetful. This, like Compleat Crow, is a first edition.
Frankly, even if you have a copy of this in a reprint edition, you might want to buy this first edition (even if only the trade paperback) for the artwork alone. (Never seen Fabian's art? check out The Compleat Crow, or the Schweitzer collections. You'll see what I mean.)
These 6 books (not including Compleat Crow) have now been pub-lished by Tor (2 novels to a book) but mine are the 1st hard cover editions.
THE COMPLEAT KHASH, Vol.1: Never a Backward Glance illustrated by JIM PITTS. DELUXE EDITION, $40; HARD COVER ED., $25. The entire set of "Tarra Khash" novelettes from Weirdbook, from the O.P. version of HOUSE OF CTHULHU AND OTHER TALES OF THE PRIMAL LAND, and from the scarce Italian magazine, KADATH. Together, they form a novel of fantasy/horror adventure. These aren't specifically Cthulhu Mythos tales, but are related, and fit into the general "Lumley mythos" cycle which includes his "Dreamworld" series, and his "Cthulhu Mythos" series and his "Theem'hdra" (Primal Land) stories. First Edition.
THE COMPLEAT KHASH, Vol.2: Sorcery in Shad illustrated by JIM PITTS. DELUXE EDITION, 42.50; HARD COVER EDITION, $26.50. Yibb-Tstll's acolyte, willingly or unwillingly, must open the gates to earth for the Cthulhu Spawn. But... could that acolyte turn out to be Tarra Khash himself!? Swords-and-Cthulhu-Mythos novel, with many characters from Vol. 1. 1st American & 1st HC ed.
As far as I know these 2 editions are the only ones in print in the US.
...consists of three novels and this collection of shorter pieces:
ICED ON ARAN and Other Dream Quests (3 shorter pieces, and two outstanding horror novelets about Hero and Eldin). Beautifully illustrated by Stephen E. Fabian. Deluxe edition, $40; hard cover, $25. A book I am proud to have published. 1st American & 1st hard cover ed.
In the novels two waking-worlders (David Hero and Eldin the Wan-derer) go adventuring in H. P. Lovecraft's "dreamland," where they en-counter HPL himself (masquerading as Randolph Carter), + King Kuranes, Zura the zombie queen, and the Eidolon Lathi. Swords and sorcery? Yes! Horror? Yes, that too. Each book is available in a hard cover edition and a trade paper edition at $21.00 and $7.50, respectively. The titles are HERO OF DREAMS, il. by JEAN CORBIN SHIP OF DREAMS, il. by ALLEN KOSZOWSKI MAD MOON OF DREAMS, il. by DAVE CARSON. These 3 books are FIRST EDITIONS. (All four of these books have been reprinted by Tor in paperback, but I hope you'll like my versions.)
YES, I HAVE PUBLISHED BOOKS
BY OTHER AUTHORS BESIDES BRIAN LUMLEY.
TRY SOME... you'll like 'em.
STARDARK SONGS, fantasy poetry by Nancy Springer, including the poems from her fantasy novels, plus "personal poems" such as God Wears White Linen and Lonely Housewife Blues. Illustrated by Teanna Byerts. 96 pp. Price: 500-copy trade paper edition, $7.95; 200-copy hardcover edition, $20; deluxe 100-copy signed edition in slipcase, $35.00.
TRANSIENTS AND OTHER DISQUIETING STORIES, by Darrell Schweitzer, illustrated by Stephen E. Fabian. This book was a final-ballot nominee in the "best collection" category for a 1994 World Fantasy Award. A modern horror collection (with a touch of fantasy) by the editor of Weird Tales. Beautifully illustrated by Stephen E. Fabian (one full pager per story and several Fabian "letters"). Price: trade paper edition, $8.95; hard cover edition, $26.50; deluxe (200-copy) , $42.50 .
JOHN COLLIER & FREDRIC BROWN WENT QUARRELLING THROUGH MY HEAD, by Jessica Amanda Salmonson. 192 pp. [Deluxe edition O.P.] Trade paper, $7.95; hard cover, $22.50. 26 delightful fantasy and horror stories (including one so strikingly horrible that I refused to read it ever again) by this accomplished novelist and World Fantasy Award winning editor, including 8 stories never before published. Dust jacket and 13 full page illustrations by Tony Patrick.
TOM O'BEDLAM'S NIGHT OUT AND OTHER STRANGE EXCURSIONS, by Darrell Schweitzer. 192 pp. [Deluxe edition O.P.] Trade paper, $7.50; hard cover edition, $20. Four new stories plus 14 from TWILIGHT ZONE, AMAZING, WHISPERS, FANTASTIC, etc (but none from WEIRDBOOK). Leads off with three "Tom O'Bedlam" stories, and includes both fantasy and horror tales. The cover and 19 full page interior illustrations by STEPHEN E. FABIAN are well worth the price of the book alone!
THE NEW DEVIL'S DICTIONARY: CREEPY CLICHES & SINISTER SYNONYMS, by J. N. Williamson with excellent horror illustrations by J. K. Potter. 56 pp. [Deluxe edition, O.P.] Paper, $5; hard cover, $15. Pokes fun at horror cliches. "A real winner!" Robert Bloch said.
And my first two "Weirdbook Press" books, in the 2-column WEIRDBOOK format.
THE GOTHIC HORROR AND OTHER WEIRD TALES, by the late George T. Wetzel (il. by Tim Kirk). 64 pp, 8.5"x11." Paper, $4; HC, $13.50. 13 weird tales by this early Lovecraft scholar, including "Nightmare House," where HPL ("Henry Paget-Lowe") once lived. Also "Caer Sidhe," "Eater of the Dead." Fewer than 30 (out of 250) hard cover copies left; fair warning: some plastic dust jackets were badly creased when packed.
HOLLOW FACES, MERCILESS MOONS, by William Scott Home. Illustrated by FABIAN. 96 pp, 8.5" X 11." Paper, $5; [HC, O.P.]
WEIRDBOOK 23/24, hard cover edition of the twentieth anniversary issue of WEIRDBOOK (1988), $30.00. Limited to 200 copies. It features a host of excellent writers, including Brian Lumley, Richard Tierney, Joseph Payne Brennan, Adrian Cole, Peter Tremayne, Ardath Mayhar, & Jessica Salmonson; plus art and poetry. "The best hard cover collection of the year," quoth one reader! (The 170-copy tenth-year hard-cover is long O.P. and now being offered at high prices by dealers.)
Add $2.50 for the first book ordered and $1 for each extra book. All prices are in U.S. dollars. Outside the U.S.: Do not write "US $" on a foreign check, because my bank won't cash it. Instead, please pay by Giro bank check, postal money order, or a check on a US bank account.
Well, my PSA seems to be back to normal, so I've decided to forge onward (whoops! "forge" may not be an ideal word to use in a literary context) er, to push onward and produce more books. Come on, the world NEEDS more books!!!!!
I have three books in the planning stage, of which two are fairly close to publication as I write these notes in late May, 1998. The Janet Fox collection, which some of you ordered multiple moons ago, will be the last of the three to come out. Sorry to keep you in suspense like that!
Meanwhile I am currently collaborating with other publishers on the books shown below. You may order from me or from my partners.
BRIAN LUMLEY's GHOUL WARNING
is a collection of weird poetry by our favorite weirdist. This is the first American publication of a book originally printed in England quite a few years ago and very hard to find in the rare book market. This version is illustrated by DONALD W. SCHANK, who was originally the driving force behind this production! W. PAUL GANLEY: PUBLISHER is collaborating with NECRONOMICON PRESS to produce this. Limited edition hardcovers and trade paper edition. Order now at $12 and $30 for the limited trade paper & limited hard cover respectively. [These prices aren't firm; they're estimates; so I will refund overpayments when send-ing the books. Or I may bill you for any extra and then again, I may not.]
REFUGEES FROM AN IMAGINARY COUNTRY
a new collection by DARRELL SCHWEITZER. (It's profusely illustrated by Stephen E. Fabian a good reason to buy this book even if you haven't learned to read yet.) Here are 18 tales of fantasy and horror, including the title piece, The Death of Falstaff, and a "Tom O'Bedlam" novelet, The Last Dangerous Lunacy. W. PAUL GANLEY: PUBLISHER is collaborating with OWLSWICK PRESS to produce this one. The text alone is over 240 pages! Hardcover and trade paper editions prices: trade paper, $15; hard cover, $30 (signed, numbered, limited to 200 copies). (No slipcased edition.) These prices are also estimates but probably more accurate.
I am expecting both of the above to be out in late summer or autumn.
DARK FANTASY COLLECTION by Janet Fox
I hope we can at least get this in press by the end of the year, and I will probably do another catalog mailing about then. Please keep the faith.
AMANITA BRANDY is a small fantasy poetry magazine . #1 is O.P . #2 and #3 are $2.00 each (cf "premiums"). I plan a #4 in 1998, if all goes well.
ART PORTFOLIO: A Collection of the Symbolic, by D. M. Papke, a Buffalo artist with a strong interest in myth and fantasy. Eleven Kodak color reproductions suitable for framing; numbered, signed, limited to 100 copies. $35 ($20 with any order of over $100 retail from catalog).
SUBSCRIPTIONS: Although I've cancelled production of WEIRDBOOK with issue #30, I will still be doing some publishing, and in fact I have every intention of producing more issues of WEIRDBOOK ENCORES and AMANITA BRANDY. WEIRDBOOK subscribers who did not apply for refunds will probably get some of these.
The 3 books listed below are out of stock because they have been sold back to their authors. Do not order them from me. Order as noted below.
EBON ROSES, JEWELLED SKULLS, fiction and artwork by James William Hjort. 96 pp., 8.5" X 11". Paper, $5.75; HC, $16.50. Includes "Cthulhu's Gold" and others that are borderline Cthulhu mythos. Heroic fantasy and horror in the tradition of Ashton Smith. Available from the author: J. W. Hjort, 2127 Riverforest Dr., Arlington TX 76017-1636
SLAB'S TAVERN and Other Uncanny Places, by John Gregory Betancourt. 96 pp. HC, $15; deluxe signed edition, $35 (limited to 150 copies). The first collection by this prolific SF/fantasy writer. Illustrated by Hugo-winning artist GEORGE BARR. I love this book; it's pretty; it's fun (horror, fantasy, humor, easy-to-read style), and it's only $15. (I should've charged $20 [that's what dealers told me].) Now order these from Wildside Press, 522 Park Ave., Berkeley Heights NJ 07922.
PULPTIME, by P. H. Cannon. 96 pp, 2nd printing. Hardcover edition only, $15. H. P. LOVECRAFT and SHERLOCK HOLMES team up to solve a mystery in 1925. Based on HPL's letters from that period, and told "as if" by Frank Belknap Long (Foreword by the real Long). Afterword by ROBERT BLOCH. Period-piece illustrations by STEPHEN E. FABIAN. Armchair Detective said, "Everyone involved should be proud of the result." Horror Show said: "Pulptime is prime rib. Gobble it up." My most popular book: I've sold over 2000 copies of this book, and only one person (a reviewer what do they know!!!) said he disliked it! Well, you can't please everybody. The last few copies are available from Necronomicon Press, P O Box 1304, West Warwick RI 02893.
(Please include shipping costs when ordering these 3 books!!!!!)
With retail orders for other IN-PRINT items. FREE copy of WEIRD-BOOK ENCORES (aka EERIE COUNTRY) #2, if you request it * a copy of DEMENTIA ($3 value) for $1 * AMANITA BRANDY #2 and #3, $1.50 each or both for $2.75 * BORDERLAND Magazine (very fine Canadian item from the mid-eighties; no relation to Tom Monteleone's Borderlands Press), all 4 for $3.50 (original price, $2.50 apiece) * AUDREY'S PRIVATE HAUNTS (Strange Company), fiction by Audrey Parente (color cover by Steve Fabian, a flower-nude) only $3.95 (originally $9.95) * The 1997 World Horror Convention Souvenir Program Booklet (50 pages * color cover * almost no advertising * lots of excellent art * stuff by and about guests Ramsey Campbell, Joe R Lansdale, Poppy Brite, Edo van Belkom, Darrell Schweitzer, artist Rick Berry) * $2.00.
For the first time, if you order at least 7 copies, back issues may now be purchased at the subscription price (7 issues for $25) plus shipping. (Estimate that two issues are like one book in calculating postage). Issue #23/24 counts as two issues (there is also a hard cover edition). If not ordering at least 7 copies, then take 20% off the listed single issue prices.
WEIRDBOOK 30 combined with WHISPERS. This final issue of WEIRDBOOK (shared with Stuart Schiff's celebrated WHISPERS) is a "perfectbound" booklet in the "Ace Double" style; that is, each half has its own front cover and is upside down compared with the other half. "Weirdbook" includes fiction by Darrell Schweitzer, Jessica Amanda Salmonson, Ardath Mayhar, Cyril Binder, Brian McNaughton, John Maclay, and John Gregory Betancourt. "Whispers" has fiction by Joseph Payne Brennan, Hugh B. Cave, Ken Wisman, Avram Davidson, Chet Williamson, and David Drake. Artists include Lee Brown Coye, Stephen E. Fabian, and numerous others. Price: still $6 (a steal even at that price; or buy any 7 issues for $25). I'm out of the limited hardcover but why not try WHISPERS PRESS, 70 Highland Ave, Binghamton NY 13905.
WEIRDBOOK 29: Contents include THE FOXES OF FASCOUM, by Peter Tremayne, SILKIE SON by Schweitzer, THE RETURN OF THE COLOSSUS by McNaughton; also: D. F. Lewis, Gerald W Page, Salmonson, Jessica Palmer, others. Price: $6.
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WEIRDBOOK 27: CARAVAN OF THE DEAD by Schweitzer and Jason Van Hollander, THE COMPOSER IN RESIDENCE by Philip Haldeman, THE SOUL OF THE KING'S DAUGHTER by Jeffrey Goddin, BEDTIME STORY, by John Brizzolara, THESE WORDS ARE HAUNTED by Scott Edelman, TROMPE-L'OEIL by Ellen Knight, THE SORCERER'S REMAINS by Douglas Russell, and STEALER OF DREAMS (a "Hero/Eldin" novelette not yet collected in book form) by Brian Lumley. Covers by Fabian. Price: $6.
WEIRDBOOK 26: WEIRD WINES OF NAXAS NISS (an uncollected "Hero/ Eldin" novelette) by Lumley, and STOLEN HEART by Schweitzer; also Kevin J. Anderson, Joe R. Lansdale and Ardath Mayhar, Diane Mapes, McNaughton, Salmonson, Olga Cabral, others. Price: $6.
WEIRDBOOK 25: TIME ENOUGH FOR LUNACY (a "Tom O'Bedlam" novelet), by Schweitzer; THE THIEF IMMORTAL, by Lumley; OUT, OUT, OUT, by Peter C. Smith; THE MONGFIND, by Tremayne; NEW RECRUITS, by Anderson, plus shorter fiction by Mayhar, Salmonson, and others. $6.
WEIRDBOOK 23/24: 20th-year anniversary double issue. DAGON'S BELL(�) by Lumley, WORM OF URAKHU(�) (a "Simon of Gitta" tale), by Richard Tierney, VACATION DREAMS, by Joseph Payne Brennan, THE STOLEN PRINCE, by Robert D. San Souci, TOO MUCH NIGHT, by Page, WEAVER OF WARS (a "Voidal" tale), by Adrian Cole, THE RED WIND by Al Sarrantonio, AS BLOOD IS IT RED, by Delia Sherman, plus Lee Barwood, Salmonson, Steven G. Mitchell, Schweitzer, John Brizzolara, McNaughton, Janet Fox, R. E. Klein, & Betancourt. 128 pp. $10 (hard cover ed., $30).
WEIRDBOOK 22: DEATH'S FRIEND, an "Imaro" novelet by Charles R. Saunders, THE VAMPIRE IN THE MIRROR (a "Simon Grisaille" story), by Page, IN THE TEMPLE OF TERROR (a "Tarra Khash" adventure) by Lumley; THE CHIVALRY OF SIR ALDINGAR, by Schweitzer; WHEN JACQUEREL WALKED WITH SHADOWS, by Fox. Cover by FABIAN . Price, $6.
WEIRDBOOK 21: SPAGHETTI(�), by Lumley, THE THRONE OF ACHAMOTH (�) (a "Simon of Gitta" tale), by Tierney and Robert M. Price, CASTLE OF SHADOWS, by Lansdale and Mayhar, THE WRONG STOP, by Schweitzer, SEE THE DARK, by Paul Quinn; also Salmonson, Linda Miller Esler, M. T. Bower. $6.
The other back issues were published at $5 or less.
All prices have been changed to $5 each.
WEIRDBOOK 20: KISS OF THE LAMIA (a Tarra Khash novelet), by Lumley, AISLING, by Tremayne, NIGHT WINDS AND SEPULCHRAL BELLS by J. W. Hjort, RUN THROUGH by Ramsey Campbell, plus Schweitzer, J N Williamson, J A Taylor, Susannah Bates. $5
WEIRDBOOK 19: GRAMMA (�-), by Stephen King, THE DRAGONS OF MONS FRACTUS (a "Simon of Gitta story), by Tierney, plus Fox, Mayhar, Page, Salmonson, Schweitzer, Steve Rasnic Tem, J. N. Williamson, E. S. Faragher. $5
WEIRDBOOK 18: IMMORTAL BELLS, by Schweitzer, THE IMSHEE, by Tremayne, also: Williamson, Lumley, Terry Greenhough, Jeffrey Goddin, Page, Paul Collins, John A. Taylor, Al Sarrantonio, Lee Barwood. $5
WEIRDBOOK 17: LORD OF THE WORMS (�) (a Titus Crow novelette), by Lumley, HOLY FIRE (20,000 word prequel to his book THE SHATTERED GODDESS), by Schweitzer, YELLOW LIGHT (a "Simon Grisaille" story) by "Edmund Shirlan," also: Steve Rasnic Tem, Salmonson, Carolyn White. $5
WEIRDBOOK 16: TREASURE OF THE SCARLET SCORPION (a "Tarra Khash" adventure), by Lumley, THE INNOCENT ALTAR (a "Simon Grisaille" story), by "Edmund Shirlan," HOW JACQUEREL WAS SLAIN BY THE GOD BRANN, by Fox, YHAGNI'S PRIEST, by J. W. Hjort, also: Basil Wells, Scott Home, Schweitzer, Colin Saxton. $5
WEIRDBOOK 15: WANDERERS OF THE WATERS (third in the trilogy) by H. Warner Munn, RECOGNITION by Lumley; THE PRAYER MACHINE by Thomas G. Lyman; also: Schweitzer, Gerald W. Page, Michael Avallone, Lee Barwood, Dennis Etchison, Salmonson, Home, Kanemann & Tredinnick, Eddy C. Bertin. $5.
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WEIRDBOOK 13: The 10th-year anniversary issue. ALL THINGS DARK AND EVIL (a "Voidal" novelet), by Cole, WITHIN THE WALLS OF TYRE (1st printing of this oft-reprinted novelette), by Michael Bishop, CALIBAN'S REVENGE, by Schweitzer, STAIRWAY IN THE SEA (2nd in the trilogy), by Munn, THE MAN WHO SAW NO SPIDERS, by Lumley, OKOSENE ALAKUN AND THE MAGIC GUINEA-FOWL, by Charles R. Saunders, SOMETHING SMALL, SOMETHING HUNGRY, by Eddy C. Bertin, also: Daphne Castell, Basil Wells, Kanemann & Tredinnick. Long poem by R. E. Howard. 100 pp. Paper cover edition, $5. (The hard cover collectors edition is long out of print good luck on finding one.)
WEIRDBOOK 12: STONE OF THE WITCH-QUEEN (a "Gezun of Lorsk" adventure), by L. Sprague de Camp, THE MERLIN STONE (1st in the trilogy), by Munn, also Fox, Schweitzer, Bertin, Basil Wells, Home, Collins, Hjort, J. R. Christopher, Kanemann & Tredinnick, Sires.
WEIRDBOOK 11: ZACK PHALANX IS VLAD THE IMPALER, by Lumley, TWO ROGUES, by Saunders, plus Schweitzer, Home, George T. Wetzel, Basil Wells, Bertin, John Wysocki, Hjort, A. N. Tsvetikov, Kanemann & Tredinnick, Ralph R. Hunt, Gustav Hasford, S.L.Tannahill, Munn. Both #12 and #12 are 64 pp. @ $5 apiece.
THE COPIER EDITION:
Xerographic copies of issues 1-10 which have been OP for some time. They are 32 pages (not 64), now available as numbered and initialled reprints. Price: $4 per copy, 2 for $7, 3-6 copies at $3 each, and all 10 for $25 + P&H.
A very brief description of the contents: #1: ROBERT E. HOWARD (Cobra in the Dream), JOSEPH PAYNE BRENNAN (Dunes of Death), H. WARNER MUNN (Out of the Night), Oliver Ward (I Am Human (�)), Leverentz, Quednau, Andrew Duane. * #2: HOWARD (The Haunted Hut), BRENNAN (City of the 7 Winds), MUNN (Return of the Spy), LEO P. KELLEY (Like Father), Wetzel, Ray Jones, M. F. Knight, Walter Quednau, T. R. Allison, Charlene James, L. Dworin. * #3: HOWARD (Usurp the Night), W. Fraser Sandercombe, Marie-Louise, Daniel W. Preston, Quednau, David A. Kraft, Janet Fox, Steve Chapman, Ray Jones. * #4: MUNN (The Beautiful Morning), HOME (Fruits of Yebo's Sins), JAMES WADE & Satireos Vlahopoulos (Sandals of Sargon), Gregory Francis, Daniel Preston, Bertin, Rachel Kamper, Carmuth Tarokath. * #5: Ranney Nelson, Bertin, Page, Bates, David R. Bunch, Galus, Eddy, Hillyer, Allison, Wentz. * #6: ROBERT E. HOWARD (Black Country), H. Warner Munn, Wade Wellman, Schweitzer, Sandercombe, F. Searight, Home. * #7: Walter Roberts, Wetzel, DeBill, Scharf, Rolland, White. * #8: Mayhar, Home, Christopher, Ros, Sandercombe, Dunn. * #9: SCHWEITZER (The White Isle, the original novelette on which the book was based), H. Warner Munn, Basil Wells, Dimeo, Folsom, Shreffler, Crawford. * #10: Robert D. San Souci (Silver Mirror, Red War), John Phillips Palmer (Sign of the Zodiac), Basil Wells, Schweitzer.
THE WEIRDBOOK ENCORES are 32-page magazines containing material originally accepted for WEIRDBOOK... an effort to cut down on the overstock. Some were done by litho, others by mimeo (or Gestetner). #'s 12, 13, & 14 were typeset by my Mac/LASER system and reproduced by xerox. #1 is O.P., and #2 is FREE with any order (see the heading Premiums). #'s 3-9 (entitled EERIE COUNTRY) are $2 each, and #10, published as The Weirdbook Sampler, is $3. The later issues (starting with #11) are also $3 each and are being published under the WEIRDBOOK ENCORES title. Why not try a copy of the newest one (14)?with fiction by John Wysocki, Ralph E. Vaughn and James P. Roberts, and art by Koszowski. I still intend doing more of these in future even though WEIRDBOOK itself has been discontinued. Exactly when this will happen (still in 1998?) I won't try to guess.
I also list (from time to time) other small press items available and also used & rare books usually one-of-a-kind items. If interested, please ask for these. Address [email protected]
PS I do not take orders over the internet, do not accept charge cards. You can email me to ask me to hold a book from my used book list but you have to utilize the services of the US post office to send me a check or money order. Sorry about that and thanks for your interest. WPG
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