Neil Gaiman

Gene Wolfe

Gahan Wilson

A tour of a fictional haunted neighborhood in Chicago, in the tradition of Edward Gorey or Charles Addams. Illustrated.

A Walking Tour of the Shambles

Roger Zelazny

Snuff, a guard dog who performs thaumaturgical calculations, accompanies his master, Jack, on collecting expeditions into the Whitechapel slums of nineteenth-century London, as they both try to stay ahead of the Great Detective.

A Night in the Lonesome October

 26 Tales of Yuletide Malice by Agatha Christie, Ellery Queen, Dorothy Sayers, Georges Simenon, Rex Stout, and Others

Murder for Christmas

Basil Wolverton

Wolvertoons

Provides a look at the underlying horror--and humor--of human life in a collection of hundreds of cartoons

Gahan Wilson's Still Weird

Twenty-four fantasy and horror stories include "Campfire Story," "The Marble Boy," and "It Twineth Round Thee in Thy Joy"

The Cleft, and Other Odd Tales

Harlan Ellison

"This special edition consists of 750 unsigned numbered copies, and 52 lettered copies signed by the author"

Li'l Harlan and His Sidekick Carl the Comet in Danger Land

Fritz Leiber

Joe Haldeman

Tanith Lee

Dan Simmons

Gardner Dozois

Pat Cadigan

Jack Dann

Garry Kilworth

Scott Baker

Chet Williamson

Steve Rasnic Tem

Leonid Andreyev

Edward Bryant

Harvey Jacobs

S.N. Dyer

Susan Casper

“An excellent collection” of vampire stories, from authors such as Harlan Ellison, Dan Simmons, Gahan Wilson, Tanith Lee, and Fritz Leiber (Publishers Weekly). Renowned editor Ellen Datlow has gathered seventeen variations on vampirism ranging from classically Gothic to postmodern satire, from horrific to erotic. These stories reflect the evolution of vampire literature from Bram Stoker to Anne Rice and beyond, resulting in a deeper exploration of their inner lives. Expanding the concept of vampirism to include the draining of a person’s will or life force, Datlow’s collection transcends the traditional “black capes and teeth marks on the neck” to reinvent an eternally fascinating subgenre of horror. In Harlan Ellison’s “Try a Dull Knife,” an empath stumbles bleeding into a nightclub, on the run from emotional vampires. A Broadway actress steals the emotions of her fellow performers in “. . . To Feel Another’s Woe” by Chet Williamson. And in “The Sea Was Wet as Wet Could Be,” Gahan Wilson offers his own surreal twist on Lewis Carroll’s “The Walrus and the Carpenter,” as two strangers on a beach lure intoxicated picnickers to a different kind of picnic . . . Blood Is Not Enough includes contributions by Dan Simmons, Gahan Wilson, Garry Kilworth, Harlan Ellison, Scott Baker, Leonid Andreyev, Harvey Jacobs, S. N. Dyer, Edward Bryant, Fritz Leiber, Tanith Lee, Susan Casper, Steve Rasnic Tem, Gardner Dozois and Jack Dann, Chet Williamson, Joe Haldeman, and Pat Cadigan.

Stories of Vampirism

Blood Is Not Enough

Hard-drinking, down-at-the heels hero, Eddy Deco, takes on a case

Eddy Deco's Last Caper

Stories chosen by a panel of judges as the best works of fantasy published in the English language in 1973-1974, together with portions of the panel discussions, acceptance speeches and commentary by outstanding writers in the field.

First World Fantasy Awards

Stuart David Schiff

Lee Brown Coye

Robert Coye

"Synopsis: This large, 10 × 14 collection covers the entire artistic career of Lee Brown Coye. With over 500 pages, this tome includes nearly all of his color pulp covers, all of his known book illustrations, nearly every single pulp illustration, and the complete Weirdisms portfolio, reprinted in its entirety for the first time ever. Stuart David Schiff has contributed a fine introduction showcasing a number of rare photographs of Coye. Robert Coye has provided an afterword, and there is also a fine appreciation by Gahan Wilson"-- http://www.centipedepress.com/art/leebrowncoye.html (as viewed on 06/19/2012)

A Retrospective

This collection of the marvelously macabre cartoons of America's master of mayhem contains more than 150 cartoons, stretching across the length of Wilson's ouevre.

Gahan Wilson's Gravediggers' Party

Presents a macabre new collection of more than 150 whimsical cartoons by the legendary New Yorker artist that offer a ghostly and ghoulish celebration just in time for Halloween. Original.

Gahan Wilson's Monsters' Party

Carl A. Posey

Provides comic strip profiles of such original individuals as Ivan the Terrible, Adolf Hitler, Thomas Edison, and flagpole-sitter Shipwreck Kelly

The Big Book of Weirdos

Gahan Wilson's Even Weirder collects more cartoons from the macabre master and longtime Playboy contributor. Nearly 150 Gahan Wilson cartoons appear for the very first time anywhere in Gahan Wilson's Even Weirder. An additional 90 cartoons make their debut in book form, after initial publication in The New Yorker, Playboy and other magazines. "A huge compilation of cartoons by the macabre master. You can pick this book up time after time to enjoy these timeless comments on the darkly humorous side of human nature."--Rocky Mountain News At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.

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