On the subway, during lunch, or even under the fluorescent glow of your cubical there is no escape! Now your slow descent into madness can follow you through the day, as well as the night. The WHISPERS FROM THE ABYSS ANTHOLOGY is the first ever H.P. Lovecraft inspired collection created specifically for readers on the go. All 33 spine-chilling tales are concentrated bites of terror which include works by Greg Stolze (Delta Green), Nick Mamatas (Shotguns v. Cthulhu), Tim Pratt (Marla Mason), Dennis Detwiller (Delta Green), Greg Van Eekhout (The Boy at the End of the World), A.C. Wise (Future Lovecraft), David Tallerman (Giant Thief), Silvia Moreno-Garcia (Future Lovecraft), John R. Fultz (Seven Prices), Chad Fifer (The H.P. Lovecraft Literary Podcast).

Whispers from the Abyss

Literature & Fiction

Greg Stolze

Dennis Detwiller

John R. Fultz

Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Tim Pratt

Josh Finney

GREG VAN EEKHOUT

Stephen Brown

Nick Mamatas

Jason Andrew

A.C. Wise

Kelda Crich

J.C. Hemphill

Kat Rocha

Brandon Barrows

Aaron J. French

James Brogden

Genre Fiction

01Publishing

I am Providence

Audible Studios on Brilliance Audio

<ul><li>Decades, centuries, and even thousands of years in the future: the horrors inspired by Lovecraft do not know the limits of time...or space. Journey through this anthology of science fiction stories and poems inspired by the works of H.P. Lovecraft. Listen to the stars that whisper and drive a crew mad. Worship the Tloque Nahuaque as he overtakes Mexico City. Slip into the court of the King in Yellow. Walk through the streets of a very altered Venice. Stop to admire the beauty of the flesh-dolls in the window. Fly through space in the shape of a hungry, malicious comet. Swim in the drug-induced haze of a jellyfish. Struggle to survive in a Martian gulag whose landscape isn't quite dead. But, most of all, fear the future!</li></ul>

Future Lovecraft

Paul Jessup

Jesse Bullington

Mari Ness

United States

Prime Books

ABOUT THIS BOOK It was sometime in the mid-nineties at Dangerous Visions Bookstore in Sherman Oaks, when a seismic shift altered the foundations of the room. It wasn t the Northridge quake, but it was certainly a force of nature in walked Harlan. I had told him my dream of putting together an anthology someday, with a table of contents that included some of the very writers in this book. That s a pretty nifty list, Harlan said. Do it, kiddo. As the years passed, I went on to write for Nature Magazine and became a contributing editor at Locus, and the dream kind of fell by the wayside, but Harlan never let me forget. And though I wish Harlan could see it, the dream is finally here a book full of memories and love thirty-three international contributors who have joined together to celebrate his life. It s strong and strange in ways I never expected, full of inspired ideas, anecdotes and stories of Harlan. Of course, to include everyone influenced by Harlan and the work he celebrated would more than fill The Lost Aztec Temple of Mars. I m proud to announce the final table of contents for THE UNQUIET DREAMER: A TRIBUTE TO HARLAN ELLISON. Preston Grassmann CONTENTS Introduction: Older Than Five, Younger Than Twelve Foreword 1 Second Father/First Child by Josh Olson Foreword 2 Harlan Ellison s Influence on Me by Ellen Datlow Aye, and Gomorrah by Samuel R. Delany The Way You Came In May Not Be The Best Way Out by Paul Di Filippo A Thin Silver Line by Steve Rasnic Tem On an Old Man s Contemplation of an Archway Sealed with Stones by Adam Troy Castro Hums by Peter Crowther The Re-Evolution of Cloud Nine by Nikhil Singh The First of Many Shudders by Kaaron Warren Break Into Three by Nick Mamatas Twelve Letters to My Daughter on the Moon by Ian McDonald The Last Shout of the Beast by Bruce Sterling Alice s by Lisa Tuttle Digger Split. by David Gerrold The Wedding Gown by Jeffrey Thomas And Everywhere That Mary Went by Anna Tambour Amniocryptic by Alvaro Zinos-Amaro Build Your Own Monster by Rumi Kaneko (translated by Preston Grassmann) Race Across a Vanishing Landscape by Gio Clairval Rave On by Gregory Benford The Collaboration by Allen M. Steele The Man Who Saw Wakanda by Steven Barnes The Starfucker Dyad by Rich Larson With Frank and Lucinda Brewer at the East Pole by Gregory Norman Bossert Perfection by John Skipp &amp; Autumn Christian Silicon Times e-Book Review by Greg Bear The Seer by Chris Kelso Live Inside Your Own Sky by D.R.G Sugawara Various Kinds of Conceits by Arthur Byron Cover Five Years Later by Scott Edelman The Fragments of a Hologram City by Preston Grassmann Flies by Robert Silverberg

The Unquiet Dreamer: A Tribute to Harlan Ellison

ADAM-TROY CASTRO

Ian McDonald

Samuel R. Delany

Steve Rasnic Tem

Ellen Datlow

Paul Di Filippo

Kaaron Warren

peter-crowther

Preston Grassmann

Josh Olson

Nikhil Singh

PS Publishing

The Dagon Collection

JOHN LANGAN

Gemma Files

Michael Cisco

Joseph S. Pulver, Sr.

Livia Llewellyn

Selena Chambers

F.PAUL WILSON

Ramsey, Campbell

Nate Pedersen

This second instalment of S. T. Joshi s critically acclaimed Black Wings series contains eighteen stories by leading contemporary writers, all drawing upon themes, images, and ideas from the life and work of H. P. Lovecraft. Caitlín R. Kiernan has written a poetic reinterpretation of The Hound, while Nicholas Royle plays a fascinating riff on the existential horror of The Outsider. Three separate tales, by Jason C. Eckhardt, Brian Evenson, and Jonathan Thomas, ring changes on Lovecraft s seminal story, The Call of Cthulhu. Nick Mamatas writes an ingenious elaboration of The Whisperer in Darkness. The cosmic indifferentism that is the core of Lovecraft s fiction is treated in various ways by John Langan, Melanie Tem, Tom Fletcher, Darrell Schweitzer, and Richard Gavin. The archaeological horror that we find in some of Lovecraft s most powerful tales is revivified by Donald Tyson, while Lovecraft s media presence is made the subject of half-comic, half-horrific tales by Don Webb and Chet Williamson. John Shirley, Rick Dakan, and Jason V Brock use Lovecraft s life and outlook as springboards for imaginative tales of psychological and supernatural horror. All in all, Black Wings II affords a rich feast of terror inspired by the twentieth century s greatest writer of the supernatural.

Black Wings II [jhc]

Don Webb

Nicholas Royle

John Shirley

Tom Fletcher

Donald Tyson

Darrell Schweitzer

Jonathan Thomas

Richard Gavin

Melanie Tem

Jason C. Eckhardt

Brian Evenson

Rick Dakan

Jason V Brock

Caitlin, R., Kiernan

The Future is Japanese (Chinese Edition)

Zhen Cheng·Washington

New Star Press

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