The following four stories written & read by Burleson, a popular author of horror & the macabre: "Uncle Neddy's Chair", "Milk", "Brownie", & "One-Night Strand"

Spiders and Milk Four Stories Read by the Author

Donald R. Burleson

Necronomicon Press

Humbug! Master storyteller Donald R. Burleson recreates the classic Christmas story in grand fashion!

A Roswell Christmas Carol

Black Mesa Press

In this, the most controversial book ever written about Marilyn Monroe, the author shares his extensive research and employs CIA and FBI documents to demonstrate that Marilyn did not commit suicide (as commonly claimed), but rather was murdered by government officials to silence her about highly classified things she knew about UFO crash retrievals. Dr. Burleson provides new evidence to support his argument that Marilyn kept company with the wrong people in government, learned secret things from them that they should not have disclosed to her, and tragically paid for this knowledge with her life at the age of only 36. The author calls what happened to her a national disgrace, and sets the record right about how and why she died.

UFOs and the Murder of Marilyn Monroe

The author defends his hypothesis that when physicist Robert Oppenheimer (father of the A-bomb) had his security clearance revoked in 1953-54, the reasons given (his leftist background, his reservations about developing the H-bomb) were bogus-- the real reasons being his official involvement in UFO crash retrieval operations.

UFO Secrecy and the Fall of J. Robert Oppenheimer

Politics & Social Sciences

Politics & Government

SYNOPSISH. P. Lovecraft (1890 1937), the pioneering writer of weird fiction, has himself become an icon in popular culture. Stories, novels, and other works featuring the gaunt, lantern-jawed gentleman from Providence, Rhode Island, have proliferated. These works have been triggered by the incredible amount of knowledge we have on the writer his family, his friends, his idiosyncrasies and eccentricities as found in his thousands of surviving letters. This anthology takes the figure of Lovecraft and enmeshes him in a series of bizarre and supernatural adventures. Darrell Schweitzer focuses on Lovecraft s childhood, when he was plagued with dreams of night-gaunts and was left bereft by the early death of his father. John Shirley depicts Lovecraft as a gawky teenager evolving his notions of cosmicism, while Scott Wiley emphasises Lovecraft s devotion to cats. Stephen Woodworth and Donald R. Burleson ring changes on the Lovecraftian theme of personality exchange. Lovecraft famously collaborated with Harry Houdini on a story. Donald Tyson and Jonathan Thomas write very different stories on the association of these two figures. Mark Samuels focuses on Lovecraft s creation of imaginary tomes of forbidden lore, while the stories by Richard Gavin, David Hambling, Jason V Brock, and S. T. Joshi supply broader ruminations on the origins of Lovecraft s revolutionary motifs. While eschewing Lovecraft himself as a character, the tales by W. H. Pugmire and Simon Strantzas exhibit figures who reveal strikingly Lovecraftian elements while probing the psyche of the man from Providence. H. P. Lovecraft s work has captured the imaginations of millions and now he himself has become no less fascinating. In every sense of the word he was, as Vincent Starrett said of him, his own most fantastic creation.

His Own Most Fantastic Creation: Stories about H. P. Lovecraft

Literature & Fiction

John Shirley

Simon Strantzas

Donald Tyson

Darrell Schweitzer

David Hambling

Jonathan Thomas

Richard Gavin

Jason V Brock

S.T. Joshi

W.H. Pugmire

Scott Wiley

Harry Houdini

Mark Samuels

stephen-woodworth

Genre Fiction

PS Publishing

his third installment of S. T. Joshi s critically acclaimed Black Wings series contains seventeen stories by some of the foremost writers in contemporary weird fiction, using the ideas, imagery, and atmosphere of H. P. Lovecraft s tales as springboards. Jonathan Thomas opens the book with a chilling tale of biological horror set in Lovecraft s native Providence, Rhode Island. Caitlín R. Kiernan melds brooding melancholy with Lovecraftian cosmicism in her tale, while Simon Strantzas weaves an ingenious variant on Lovecraft s concept of the ghoul. Darrell Schweitzer and Donald Tyson probe the notion of alternate worlds in their tales. This volume takes the reader on imaginative journeys around the world. Don Webb finds Lovecraftian horror in the wilds of Texas; Peter Cannon s characters encounter the denizens of Innsmouth on a trip to China; Mollie L. Burleson enlivens the American Southwest with terrors out of history. Joseph S. Pulver, Sr., revivifies Lovecraft s ancient New England seaport of Kingsport, Massachusetts, while in their collaborative tale W. H. Pugmire and Jessica Amanda Salmonson do the same with Lovecraft s iconic Arkham. The volume concludes with a searching rumination on Lovecraft s early tale From Beyond by Brian Stableford. Black Wings III demonstrates how H. P. Lovecraft s work continues to inspire some of the best in contemporary weird writing. CONTENTS Introduction by S. T. Joshi Houdini Fish Jonathan Thomas Dimply Dolly Doofy Donald R. Burleson The Hag Stone Richard Gavin Underneath an Arkham Moon Jessica Amanda Salmonson &amp; W. H. Pugmire Spiderwebs in the Dark Darrell Schweitzer One Tree Hill (The World as Catalysm) Caitlín R. Kiernan The Man with the Horn Jason V. Brock Hotel del Lago Mollie L. Burleson Waller Donald Tyson The Megalith Plague Don Webb Down Black Staircases Joseph S. Pulver, Sr China Holiday Peter Cannon Necrotic Cove Lois Gresh The Turn of the Tide Mark Howard Jones Weltschmerz Sam Gafford Thistle s Find Simon Strantzas Further Beyond Brian Stableford

Black Wings III - New Tales of Lovecraftian Horror

BRIAN STABLEFORD

Don Webb

Caitlin, R., Kiernan

Lois Gresh

The first annual collection of the world's best horror stories and short novels showcases fiction from every part of the field--from terror to supernatural chills--and features the talents of Ian Watson, Stephen Gallagher, Ramsey Campbell, and others.

25th Anniversay Edition BEST NEW HORROR #1 [Trade Paperback] Edited by Stephen Jones & Ramsey Campbell

Ian WATSON

Nicholas Royle

Thomas Ligotti

Chet Williamson

kim-newman

Robert Westall

Cherry Wilder

GREGory FRoSt

STEPHEN GALLAGHER

ramsay-campbell

Brian Lumley)

Robert R. McGammon

Alex Quiroba

Laurence Staig

Sreve Rasnic Tem

SYNOPSIS This fifth instalment of S. T. Joshi s critically acclaimed Black Wings series features twenty stories that use H. P. Lovecraft s mythos as the basis for imaginative ventures into the weird and terrifying. One of the central themes in Lovecraft s work is the problematical nature of science in human affairs, and in this volume we find stories by Caitlín R. Kiernan, Lynne Jamneck, and Donald R. Burleson where scientists come face to face with the appalling implications of their discoveries. Lovecraft was a master of the sense of place, inventing imaginary towns in New England with a rich and sinister history stretching back centuries. In this book, Jonathan Thomas, W. H. Pugmire, and Sunni K Brock bring Lovecraft s towns of Arkham, Kingsport, and Innsmouth to life. Sam Gafford, Darrell Schweitzer, and Stephen Woodworth evoke terror in other corners of the American continent, while British writers David Hambling and John Reppion find Lovecraftian horror in little-known towns in England. The world-building that led Lovecraft to fashion an entire universe set in the realm of dreams is duplicated in tales by Cody Goodfellow, Mark Howard Jones, and Donald Tyson. Madness is always an occupational hazard of the searchers after horror who populate Lovecraft s tales. In this volume, stories by Robert H. Waugh, Nicole Cushing, and Nancy Kilpatrick searingly display the psychological aberrations of characters as they encounter the bizarre. Lovecraft himself has become an iconic character, and his gaunt, lantern-jawed figure stalks the tales by Jason C. Eckhardt and Mollie L. Burleson. This volume concludes, as did its predecessor, with a long poem by Wade German, one of the most dynamic figures in a remarkable renaissance of weird poetry inspired by the work of Lovecraft and his colleagues. Black Wings V can take its place as a pioneering anthology that shows how the work of H. P. Lovecraft is inexhaustibly rich in the inspiration it can provide to contemporary writers of weird fiction.

Black Wings V - New Tales of Lovecraftian Horror

Nancy Kilpatrick

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