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Literature & Fiction

Grant, John Linwood

Brumley, Bokerah

Barrass, Glynn Owen

Blakeslee, Doug

Conyers, David

Longshore, David Nielson

Madigan, D.A.

Meikle, Willie

Short Stories & Anthologies

April Moon Books

Weirdbook returns with another jam-packed issue full of great fantasy and horror tales! Included this time are: •Iconoclasm, by Adrian Cole •Have a Crappy Halloween, by Franklyn Searight •Early Snow, by Samson Stormcrow Hayes •The Dollhouse, by Glynn Owen Barrass •Elle a Vu un Loup, by Loren Rhoads •Bringing the Bodies Home, by Christian Riley •Restored, by Marlane Quade Cook •Nameless and Named, by David M. Hoenig •Playing A Starring Role, by Paul Lubaczewski •And the Living is Easy, by Mike Chinn •The Prague Relic, by Paul StJohn Mackintosh •The Circle, by Matt Sullivan •Sanctuary, by John Linwood Grant •The Giving of Gifts, by Matt Neil Hill •The Santa Anna, by Jack Lothian •The Dread Fishermen, by Kevin Henry •Blind Vision, by Andrew Darlington •The Thirteenth Step, by William Tea •This Godless Apprenticeship, by Clint Smith •Waiting, by John W. Dennehy •Pouring Whiskey In My Soul, by Paul R. McNamee •True Blue, by Darrell Schweitzer •The Treadmill, by Rohit Sawant •The Veiled Isle, by W. D. Clifton •Gila King, by Jessica Amanda Salmonson (poem) •Necro-Meretrix, by Frederick J. Mayer (poem) •Grinning Moon, by Frederick J. Mayer (poem) •The Burning Man, by Russ Parkhurst (poem) •Silent Hours, by Russ Parkhurst (poem) •The Old White Crone, by Maxwell I. Gold (poem)

Weirdbook #40

Rhoads, Loren

Chinn, Mike

Cole, Adrian

Tea, William

Riley, Christian

Clifton, W.D.

Sawant, Rohit

Cook, Marlane Quade

Genre Fiction

Wildside Press

This edition includes 22 interior illustrations. The world is at war against things that slink and gibber in the darkness, and titans that stride from world to world, sewing madness and death. War has existed in one form or another since the dawn of human civilization, and before then, Elder terrors battled it out across this planet and this known universe in ways unimaginable. It has always been a losing battle for our side since time began. Incidents like the Innsmouth raid, chronicled by H.P. Lovecraft, mere blips of victory against an insurmountable foe. Still we fight, against these incredible odds, in an unending nightmare, we fight, and why? For victory, for land, for a political ideal? No, mankind fights for survival. Our authors, John Shirley, Mark Rainey, Wilum Pugmire, William Meikle, Tim Curran, Jeffrey Thomas and many others have gathered here to share war stories from the eternal struggle against the darkness. This book chronicles these desperate battles from across the ages, including Roman Britain, The American Civil War, World War Two, The Vietnam Conflict, and even into the far future. Table of Contents Loyalty by John Shirley The Game Changers by Stephen Mark Rainey White Feather by T.E. Grau To Hold Ye White Husk by W.H. Pugmire Sea Nymph’s Son by Robert M. Price The Boonieman by Edward M. Erdelac The Turtle by Neil Baker The Bullet and the Flesh by David Conyers &amp; David Kernot Broadsword by William Meikle The Ithiliad by Christine Morgan The Sinking City by Konstantine Paradias Shape of a Snake by Cody Goodfellow Mysterious Ways by C.J. Henderson Magna Mater by Edward Morris Dark Cell by Brian M. Sammons and Glynn Owen Barrass Cold War, Yellow Fever by Pete Rawlik Stragglers from Carrhae by Darrell Schweitzer The Procyon Project by Tim Curran Wunderwaffe by Jeffrey Thomas A Feast of Death by Lee Clark Zumpe Long Island Weird by Charles Christian The Yoth Protocols by Josh Reynolds

World War Cthulhu: A Collection of Lovecraftian War Stories

Sammons, Brian M.

Dark Regions Press, LLC

Transmissions From Punktown

TREMBLAY, Paul

Mamatas, Nick

Morgan, Christine

Byers, Richard Lee

Rogers, Ian

Jones, Scott R.

Thomas, Jeffrey

Baker, Neil

Zumpe, Lee Clarke

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

For most The King in Yellow is a largely forgotten tome written by a rarely discussed author. Except people on both sides of an eternal battle for good and evil have not forgotten the book and the author is discussed often, especially in the shadows cast by death and depravity. A book that carries risks with it for any who read it...insanity...death...or worse. The risk to the agents of the secret government department The Yellow Cross is all too real. It is a danger that deranges minds, destroys lives, warps reality.One such mind belongs to Rebecca Thale, a woman who read The King in Yellow and was never the same again. Her path of murder and destruction attracted the attention of The Yellow Cross, agents Ashton and Phillips in particular. Two of the department's top investigators, they undertake a journey of horror and self discovery that takes them across England and dimensions both deadly and unknown, as they unravel the mysteries of the terrifying entity known as The King in Yellow. Love, murder, insanity, betrayal await all who read SWORDS AGAINST THE SNAKES by Glynn Owen Barrass. From Pro Se Productions.

Swords Against The Snakes

Independently published

Dreaming The Goddess

Edghill, Rosemary

Scott, Moira H

Nayman, Ira

Pearl, Stephen

Gorman, Christopher

Rowland, Robin

Dimond, Rose

Malinski, Mary

Dark Dragon Publishing

Have you ever been haunted by a work of art?You may not be merely captured by the craft, but by something that lies in the work's depths. Something admiring you as you admire it.Do you know the King in Yellow? The Sepia Prince? The Duke of Rust? Have you heard their whispers coming to you from dried up parchment and faded photographs? Maybe another member of the King's court has lit upon your life, casting shadows and doubts. Do you worship them, fear them, revere them, or simply seek to understand them? These hallowed nobles who hold court around the King.Each noble holds an artform in their wavelength. For their color to shine, that art must practiced. There are no older or younger members of the court. Each has existed since before time was a concept they entertained. All of culture has evolved to suit their needs.Art is in the eye of the beholder, and color is only an abstract concept. The Chromatic Court is very real, you reading this has assured that...A Lovecraftian dark fantasy collection from Peter Rawlik, featuring all new stories by: Glynn Owen Barass, David Bernard, Jon Black, Simon Bucher-Jones, John Linwood Grant, Micah S. Harris, Rick Lai, MaTT Loughlin, Paul StJohn Mackintosh, Christine Morgan, Logan Noble, & Joseph S. Pulver Sr.

The Chromatic Court

Mackintosh, Paul StJohn

Rawlik, Peter

Pulver, Sr. Joseph S.

Lai, Rick

Harris, Micah S.

Black, Jon

18thWall Productions

Lin Carter, enthralled by the “Dreamland” tales of Lord Dunsany and others, contributed to the growing genre with a series of his own stories, dubbed “The Simrana Tales.” Some of them were published in a variety of small-press magazines and other publications, but they were never collected into a book, and many tales have never been published at all. Until now. As Carter himself commented in his afterword to Lord Dunsany’s Beyond the Fields We Know, “The most Dunsanian of my fiction is the Simrana series … the name was coined many years ago and lay in my notebooks awaiting the right kind of story to occur to me.” A complete collection of his Simrana tales could hardly be called complete without including the stories that inspired him to write them in the first place: Lord Dunsany’s masterpieces of fantasy. Here at last is the complete Simrana Cycle, accompanied by outstanding stories in the genre including Dunsany’s own “The Sword of Welleran” and others; Henry Kuttner’s 1937 Weird Tales gem “The Jest of Droom-avista,” and new stories by leading authors in the field: Gary Myers, Darrell Schweitzer, Adrian Cole, Charles Garofalo, and Glynn Barrass, as well as six ink drawings by Roy G. Krenkel, originally done for the publication of Carter’s “The Gods of Neol Shendis.”

Lin Carter's Simrana Cycle

Price, Robert M.

Myers, Gary

Schweitzer, Darrell

DUNSANY, LORD

Garofalo, Charles

Carter, Linwood V

Literary

Celaeno Press

TerrorVision. Stories Inspired by Cult Horror and Sci-fi Films: Curated by Raffaele Pezzella (Dark Fiction Anthologies)

Walker, Sarah

Mendees, Tim

McAuley, Chris

Housel, Michael F.

Buja, J. Edwin

Smeaton, Russell

Peevy, Nora B.

Chadwick, John D.

Coulthard, Andrew

The Beyond. Stories Inspired by the Lucio Fulci Death Trilogy: Curated by Raffaele Pezzella (Dark Fiction Anthologies)

Agranoff, David

Chadwick, John

Housel, Michael

Scott, Richard Alan

Buja, John Edwin

Voyles, David Allan

Pezzella, Raffaele

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