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Koszowski, Allen; Robert Swartwood, Stephen Mark Rainey, Joe Lansdale, Chet Williamson, Robert Silverberg, Bev Vincent On Stephen King, John Pelan Interviews H.B. Gregory, Chad Hensley, W.H. Pugmire, Lois H. Gresh, Mark McLaughlin, Matt Cardin Et Al ListingsIf you cannot find what you want on this page, then please use our search feature to search all our listings. Click on Title to view full description
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Koszowski, Allen; Robert Swartwood, Stephen Mark Rainey, Joe Lansdale, Chet Williamson, Robert Silverberg, Bev Vincent on Stephen King, John Pelan Interviews H.B. Gregory, Chad Hensley, W.H. Pugmire, Lois H. Gresh, Mark McLaughlin, Matt Cardin et al ALLEN K'S INHUMAN MAGAZINE 4
USA Allen Koszowski 2009 First Edition Private Press Magazine Fine
160pp. The Pornography of Puppets - Chad Hensley and W.H. Pugmire / Meat Wagon - Justin Gustainis / Becoming Michael - Joseph Nassise / Nada Nother Night - Lois H. Gresh / Two by Boston - Bruce Boston / I Known Why the Waters of the Sea Taste of Salt - Steven Vernon / Der Fleisbrünnen - Mark McLaughlin / The Days After the World Went Away - Mary SanGiovanni / Will O' the Wailing Wind - Darren Speegle / Day of the Dead - Kiel Stuart / The Eater of Hours - Darrell Schweitzer / Snapshots From a Feast - Matt Cardin / Xan-ti-maca: The Pit of Hell - C.J. Henderson and R.Allen Leider / Castle Hybrid - Robert Swartwood / Shapes in the Illusive Night - Stephen Mark Rainey / Vintage Horrors: Chompers - Joe R. Lansdale / Ants - Chet Williamson / The Day the Monsters Broke Loose - Robert Silverberg. Departments: From the Vault - Editorial by Allen K / When the Monsters Get You - Essay by Bev Vincent / John Pelan's Things From the Vault - H.B. Gregory Interview by John Pelan.
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Williamson, Chet & Joe R. Lansdale (introduction) FIGURES IN THE RAIN
Canada Ash-Tree Press 2001 1553100395 / 9781553100393 First Edition Private Press Hard Cover Fine Fine Paul Lowe
Figures In Rain by Chet Williamson, with an Introduction by Joe R. Lansdale. 320pp. In 1981, Chet Williamson's first professionally published story, 'Offices', appeared in the magazine Twilight Zone; and unbeknownst to many, a major talent had been unleashed in the world of supernatural fiction. Much of Williamson's subsequent work was to be in the field of the weird and uneasy tale, and acknowledged the debt owed to such past masters as Edgar Allan Poe, H. P. Lovecraft, and M. R. James, while managing to retain its own very distinctive style: the style of one who was not content to write the same story over and over, but that of a writer who was compelled to seek out new styles, new experiences, new ways of making a reader shiver with dread. As Joe R. Lansdale writes in his introduction to this volume, 'Most successful writers do just that. Repeat themselves. They do this because, sadly, most readers want it. . . . This book is not for that kind of reader.' Figures in Rain is the first collection of Chet Williamson's tales of the uneasy, the macabre, and the horrific. In these twenty-seven stories, two of which have been specially written for this volume, Williamson explores the sometimes tragic, sometimes horrifying, always fascinating world of dark terrors that exists alongside our own, more mundane, world. When the two worlds overlap, the result can be terror, pain, confusion, and heartache; but it can also be forgiveness, understanding, hope, and even love. No two Chet Williamson stories are alike; and the characters who inhabit them are all too recongnisable as living, breathing people who sometimes stumble across the boundary between our existence and that of something darker, and who do not always have the tools to cope with what they find there. 'Which stories do I recommend?' asks Lansdale in his introduction. 'All of them. Chet doesn't write bad stories. . . . So find a nice comfy spot. . . . It would be nice if, just by coincidence, it were raining outside. Maybe a roll of thunder and a flash of lightning now and then. And if there's no rain, no lightning and thunder, it won't matter. Chet will get you anyway. CONTENTS: Preface; Introduction by Joe R. Lansdale; Offices; A Lover's Alibi; Lares & Penates; I'll Drown My Book; Prometheus's Ghost; Miss Tuck and the Gingerbread Boy; The Music of the Dark Time; Return of the Neon Fireball; The House of Fear; Blue Notes; O Come Little Children; Other Errors, Other Times; Ex-Library; Jabbie Welsh; The Cairnwell Horror; His Two Wives; From the Papers of Helmut Hecker; The Bookman; A Father's Dream; Coventry Carol; A Place where a Head Would Rest; The Blood-Red Sea; Excerpts from the Records of the New Zodiac and the Diaries of Henry Watson Fairfax; A Collector of Magic; Subtle Knowing; Figures in Rain; Sundowners; Story Notes and Sources. Jacket painting is by Paul Lowe; Limited to 500 copies. 313 pages.
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Williamson, Chet SECOND CHANCE
USA Cemetery Dance Publications 1995 1881475123 / 9781881475125 First Edition, Second Printing Private Press Hard Cover Fine Fine Richard Huck
449pp. A musician and his friends hold a nostalgic event in honor of Tracy, his dead lost love - who is suddenly back in his life. And so is Pan, an environmental terrorist bent on saving the world by destroying humanity with a deadly virus.
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Williamson, Chet SECOND CHANCE - SIGNED NUMBERED LIMITED EDITION
USA Cemetery Dance Publications 1995 1881475131 / 9781881475132 First Thus Private Press Hard Cover Fine Fine Richard Huck Signed by Author
Not the true first edition, but the first limited signed edition. 449pp. A musician and his friends hold a nostalgic event in honor of Tracy, his dead lost love - who is suddenly back in his life. And so is Pan, an environmental terrorist bent on saving the world by destroying humanity with a deadly virus.
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Williamson, Chet SECOND CHANCE - SIGNED NUMBERED LIMITED EDITION
USA Cemetery Dance Publications 1995 1881475131 / 9781881475132 First Edition Private Press Hard Cover Fine Fine Richard Huck Signed by Author
Not the true first edition, but the first limited signed edition. 449pp. A musician and his friends hold a nostalgic event in honor of Tracy, his dead lost love - who is suddenly back in his life. And so is Pan, an environmental terrorist bent on saving the world by destroying humanity with a deadly virus.
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Burke, Kealan Patrick (editor) Peter Straub, David Morrell, Ramsey Campbell, Neil Gaiman, Charles L. Grant, Jack Cady, Tim Lebbon, Steve Rasnic Tem, Chet Williamson, Thomas F. Monteleone, Charles de Lint, P.D. Cacek, Melanie Tem, Thomas Ligotti et al TAVERNS OF THE DEAD - SLIPCASED/SIGNED
USA Cemetary Dance Publications 2005 1587670828 / 9781587670824 First Edition Private Press Hard Cover Fine Fine Signed by Author(s)
OUT OF PRINT. 423pp. Taverns are timeless places, as familiar and welcome as the spirits that rest themselves atop the bar. Through the ages, in times of war, of famine, of love and death, they have stood in silence, radiating the promise of a soporific sojourn from the horrors and the worries of the outside world. We are drawn to them by this promise, by the notion that we may be protected and comforted by the light, the animated chatter and the warmth inside those smeared glasses. When we go there, it is with no fear at all. But taverns can be deadly places, where ghosts walk, the shadows talk and not everyone is your friend. With Taverns of the Dead, editor Kealan Patrick Burke has reserved a table and gathered together some of the finest writers in modern horror and dark fantasy to share their most terrifying bar stories with you, the unsuspecting patron. Pull up a chair and prepare to be regaled by tales of monsters, madness, ghosts and gore, in a place we know all too well... Featuring stories by: Peter Straub, David Morrell, Ramsey Campbell, Neil Gaiman, Charles L. Grant, Jack Cady, Tim Lebbon, Steve Rasnic Tem, Chet Williamson, Thomas F. Monteleone, Charles de Lint, P.D. Cacek, Melanie Tem, Thomas Ligotti, Norman Partridge, Gary A. Braunbeck, Peter Crowther, Roberta Lannes, Christopher Fowler, Yvonne Navarro, C. Bruce Hunter, Chaz Brenchley, Tom Piccirilli, Jeff VanderMeer, Edward Lee, Nicholas Royle, and Terry Lamsley. With an introduction by F. Paul Wilson and a foreword by Kealan Patrick Burke.
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Burke, Kealan Patrick (editor) Peter Straub, David Morrell, Ramsey Campbell, Neil Gaiman, Charles L. Grant, Jack Cady, Tim Lebbon, Steve Rasnic Tem, Chet Williamson, Thomas F. Monteleone, Charles de Lint, P.D. Cacek, Melanie Tem, Thomas Ligotti et al TAVERNS OF THE DEAD - SLIPCASED/SIGNED
USA Cemetary Dance Publications 2005 1587670828 / 9781587670824 First Edition Private Press Hard Cover Fine Fine Signed by Author(s)
OUT OF PRINT. 423 pages. Taverns are timeless places, as familiar and welcome as the spirits that rest themselves atop the bar. Through the ages, in times of war, of famine, of love and death, they have stood in silence, radiating the promise of a soporific sojourn from the horrors and the worries of the outside world. We are drawn to them by this promise, by the notion that we may be protected and comforted by the light, the animated chatter and the warmth inside those smeared glasses. When we go there, it is with no fear at all. But taverns can be deadly places, where ghosts walk, the shadows talk and not everyone is your friend. With Taverns of the Dead, editor Kealan Patrick Burke has reserved a table and gathered together some of the finest writers in modern horror and dark fantasy to share their most terrifying bar stories with you, the unsuspecting patron. Pull up a chair and prepare to be regaled by tales of monsters, madness, ghosts and gore, in a place we know all too well... Featuring stories by: Peter Straub, David Morrell, Ramsey Campbell, Neil Gaiman, Charles L. Grant, Jack Cady, Tim Lebbon, Steve Rasnic Tem, Chet Williamson, Thomas F. Monteleone, Charles de Lint, P.D. Cacek, Melanie Tem, Thomas Ligotti, Norman Partridge, Gary A. Braunbeck, Peter Crowther, Roberta Lannes, Christopher Fowler, Yvonne Navarro, C. Bruce Hunter, Chaz Brenchley, Tom Piccirilli, Jeff VanderMeer, Edward Lee, Nicholas Royle, and Terry Lamsley. With an introduction by F. Paul Wilson and a foreword by Kealan Patrick Burke.
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Booth, Bob (editor) Stephen King, Peter Straub, Neil Gaiman, Jack Ketchum, Rick Hautala, Thomas Tessier, Chet Williamson, Douglas Clegg, Brian Keene, Ramsey Campbell, Douglas Winter, Thomas Monteleone, Gahan Wilson, Jonathan Carroll, John Coyne, Alan THE BIG BOOK OF NECON
USA Cemetery Dance Publications 2009 1587672022 / 9781587672026 First Edition Private Press Hard Cover Fine Fine
Featuring contributions by Stephen King, Peter Straub, Neil Gaiman, Jack Ketchum, Rick Hautala, Thomas Tessier, Chet Williamson, Douglas Clegg, Brian Keene, Ramsey Campbell, Douglas Winter, Thomas Monteleone, Gahan Wilson, Jonathan Carroll, John Coyne, Alan Ryan, Lucius Shepard, Graham Joyce, Tim Lebbon, and over 30 other artists and authors who have made Necon the most popular convention of the horror genre over the last three decades. Bob and Mary Booth invented The Northeast Regional Fantasy and Horror Convention (Necon) in 1980 after they ran the 1979 World Fantasy Convention. Attendance at Necon has always been capped at 200 participants, which adds to the convention's close-knit atmosphere - but also creates a high demand for tickets. If you've never been able to attend this incredible summer gathering, The Big Book of Necon will give you a glimpse into what makes that convention so special. And if you're already a Necon regular, this generous volume will bring back a lot of fond memories. Featuring works from over 50 contributors, The Big Book of Necon provides hours of great horror/dark fantasy reading from some of the most important names in modern horror. Many of the short stories, essays, poems, and artwork originally appeared in the annual program booklet, which is exclusively printed for the attendees each year - and in the case of the Necon XX volume, with its rare appearance of Stephen King's "The Old Dude's Ticker. Other highlights include: fiction by writers from horror's golden age (Stephen King, Peter Straub, F. Paul Wilson, Alan Ryan, Jack Ketchum), by the genre's newer stars (Christopher Golden, Brian Keene, and many others), and by visitors from the British Isles (Neil Gaiman, Ramsey Campbell, Tim Lebbon) / essays by Charles L. Grant and Thomas F. Monteleone, defining the Necon experience for the uninitiated / artwork by Gahan Wilson, Glenn Chadbourne, Richard Sardina, and Cortney Skinner. As eclectic and entertaining as the convention itself, The Big Book of Necon gathers together horror's finest authors in a rare celebration of what's unique and exciting about the genre. A once-in-a-lifetime event, this massive anthology is certain to be one of the most talked about books of the year. Table of Contents: "Bob Goes To Necon" by Charles Lang (artwork) "Introduction" by Bob Booth "Live To Write / Write To Live" by Glenn Chadbourne (artwork) "Saugies, Valuable Prizes and Hawaiian Shirts" by Douglas E. Winter "Necon: What It Is?" by Charles L. Grant "The Dark Campers" by Linda Addison "View From The Bottom" by Matt Bechtel "Four Views Of Necon" by Ginjer Buchanan "Conning At Roger Williams On A Summer's Evening" by Elizabeth Massie "My Favorite Necon Moment" by Thomas Monteleone "Necon X" by Yvonne Navarro "Untitled" by Holly Newstein "Camper Activity Page" by Cortney Skinner (artwork) "Valuable Prizes" by Gahan Wilson (artwork) "Necon" by Hank Wagner "Report On Necon '82" by Stanley Wiater "Ketchum Kabobs" by Glenn Chadbourne (artwork) "Red Paint" by Jill Bauman "A Death In The Day Of" by Gary A. Braunbeck "The Hustler, Smoking" by Jonathan Carroll "Unexpected Attraction" by Matthew Costello "End Of The Line" by John Coyne "Loser" by Les Daniels "Kisses From Auntie" by Craig Shaw Gardner "Little Brother" by Rick Hautala "Sundays" by Jack Ketchum "Illustration For The Old Dude's Ticker" by Richard Sardinha (artwork) "The Old Dude's Ticker" by Stephen King "Freddy And Rita" by G. Wayne Miller "Lake" by Kathryn Ptacek "Last Performance Of Kobo Daishi" by Alan Ryan "On The Last Night Of The Festival Of The Dead" by Darrell Schweitzer "Exercise Of Faith" by Lucius Shepard "Erotorium" by Stephen Spruill "Response From A Surprised But Pleased Recipient" by Peter Straub "Nocturne" by Thomas Tessier "Night Deposits" by Chet Williamson "Demonsong" by F. Paul Wilson "Necon Proceedings" by Cortney Skinner (artwork) "And We'll Be Jolly Friends For Ever More" by P.D. Cacek "Becoming Men" by Douglas Clegg "Tryptich" by David Cram "Somebody Put Me Together" by Sephera Giron "Runaway" by Christopher Golden "Undercover" by Nancy Holder "I Am An Exit" by Brian Keene "Virtually Perfect" by James Moore "Necon Bat Camper" by Gahan Wilson (artwork) "Burning" by Ramsey Campbell "Clearly Dead" by Simon Clark "Days Of The Wheel" by Peter Crowther "Fifteen Painted Cards From A Vampire Tarot" by Neil Gaiman "Partial Eclipse" by Graham Joyce "Recipe For Disaster" by Tim Lebbon "Memories Of Lydia, Leaving" by Phil Nutman "Camp Necon Skeleton" by Gahan Wilson (artwork). Reviews and Praise: A major horror anthology calls for a 'killer' lineup, and this 30th anniversary tribute to the Northeast Horror and Fantasy Convention features more than 50 works of fiction and nonfiction by past attendees and guests who represent the best and darkest of the genre's practitioners. Among the highlights are Stephen King's "The Old Dude's Ticker," a retelling of Poe's "The Tell-tale Heart" as the rant of a homicidal Vietnam vet, and Peter Straub's "Response from a Surprised but Pleased Recipient," which takes the form of creepy answers to a marketing survey. Essays and illustrations by numerous horror and dark fantasy notables round out the volume. Though mostly not convention-themed, these works easily showcase the impressive array of talents that have helped make Necon an annual highlight for horror's pros and semipros. Publishers Weekly: "With its laid-back, summer-camp atmosphere and Rhode Island university setting, Necon is arguably the most popular of the many annual horror conventions. For the benefit of fans and fellow writers who've never attended, convention chairman Booth preserves much of the event's warm and fuzzy feeling in the essay and story anthology he has compiled. Featuring a smorgasbord of well-known genre names - Stephen King, Peter Straub, Ramsey Campbell, and Tim Lebbon, among others - the volume mixes personal recollections of past conventions and original fiction, including tales gathered from assorted Necon program guides. Standout stories include Jonathan Carroll's "The Hustler, Smoking," about a boy's encounter with Paul Newman; Kathryn Ptacek's "The Lake," profiling a psychologically abused wife who finds refuge at a lake; and Chet Williamson's "Night Deposits," recounting one man's unusual solution to erasing his crushing debt. For past Necon attendees, the collection will serve as a nostalgic reminder, while nonparticipants will imbibe some of the convention's playful energy and enjoy some outstanding writing as they do." - Booklist. There are two ways to read The Big Book of NECON, the lovingly crafted tribute to this small New England convention. One is simply as an anthology of short fiction and artwork by those affiliated with the con, whether they be one-time guests or long-time regulars. To read the book this way is to enjoy work by luminaries ranging from Stephen King (with a previously unpublished story) to Gahan Wilson to Neil Gaiman to Jack Ketchum to Peter Straub to Christopher Golden to, well, let's just say there are a lot of names in there. It's also to thumb past a few NECON travelogues and reports from folks like Stanley Wiater, Charles L. Grant, Thomas Monteleone and others, and to completely skip the alternately informative, amusing and terrifying NECON glossary helpfully provided by Douglas E. Winter. Doing so yields an entirely satisfying, highly enjoyable read of some wonderful fiction and poetry, spiced up with art by Wilson, Glen Chadbourne, Jill Bauman and others. Of course, reading the book this way completely misses the point... it's to celebrate the fact that so many people, of such talent, have come together at NECON to have a good time, and to share the joy that has resulted. Richard Dansky, Green Man Review. Necon is an annual, rather informal get together for horror professionals and fans, held annually in Rhode Island. The program pamphlets and other materials have contained a number of original stories, poems, essays, artwork, and other material by some of the biggest names in the genre. I've seen some of these listed on Ebay for really incredible amounts of money. Now editor Booth has collected all of these and more into this rather large collection of material from such names as Stephen King, Peter Straub, Neil Gaiman, Brian Keene, Jack Ketchum, and many many others, over fifty contributors in all. Most of this material is not available anywhere else and it is all of professional quality. A genuinely rare and unusual as well as entertaining anthology. Don D'Amassa, Critical Mass. About the Editor: Bob Booth and his wife Mary are best known for founding Necon, which, according to Stephen King, "has been the best horror convention since its inception, folksy, laid-back, and an all-around good time." Bob likes to bring people and stories together, and although he has published both horror fiction and non-fiction relating to the horror genre, his main contribution to the larger horror community has been behind the scenes. As a student at a small state teacher's college (Rhode Island College) he organized a speakers series that, over two years, brought in a number of fantasists to speak to students. The list included Bloch, Sturgeon, Leiber and Ellison, among others. He worked for Donald M. Grant Books as a free-lancer for nearly twenty years and in fact succeeded Don at his day job (as Associate Publications Director at Providence College). He helped bring Stephen King to that campus in the early 1980s. He was a founding member of the World Fantasy Convention (1975) and further served that convention as Chairman (1979), Program Director (1986), Awards Judge (1983), Consultant (1982 & 1984) and board member (1975-1990). His Necon committee helped run the World Horror Convention in 1993. Bob has ghost-edited all of the Necon program books and anniversary volumes as well as several World Fantasy Convention program books. The Big Book of Necon will be the first book to actually have his name on the spine. A "friend to the stars," the number of horror novels in which he is a character or which have been dedicated to him approaches twenty. Friend Les Daniels likes to refer to Bob as one of the "nine unknown," a shadow government that brokers deals in the horror/dark fantasy community. Dave Hartwell once referred to Bob as one of the "secret masters of fantasy."
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Booth, Bob (editor) Stephen King, Peter Straub, Neil Gaiman, Jack Ketchum, Rick Hautala, Thomas Tessier, Chet Williamson, Douglas Clegg, Brian Keene, Ramsey Campbell, Douglas Winter, Thomas Monteleone, Gahan Wilson, Jonathan Carroll, John Coyne, Alan THE BIG BOOK OF NECON
USA Cemetery Dance Publications 2009 1587672022 / 9781587672026 First Edition Private Press Hard Cover Fine Fine
312pp. Featuring contributions by Stephen King, Peter Straub, Neil Gaiman, Jack Ketchum, Rick Hautala, Thomas Tessier, Chet Williamson, Douglas Clegg, Brian Keene, Ramsey Campbell, Douglas Winter, Thomas Monteleone, Gahan Wilson, Jonathan Carroll, John Coyne, Alan Ryan, Lucius Shepard, Graham Joyce, Tim Lebbon, and over 30 other artists and authors who have made Necon the most popular convention of the horror genre over the last three decades. Bob and Mary Booth invented The Northeast Regional Fantasy and Horror Convention (Necon) in 1980 after they ran the 1979 World Fantasy Convention. Attendance at Necon has always been capped at 200 participants, which adds to the convention's close-knit atmosphere - but also creates a high demand for tickets. If you've never been able to attend this incredible summer gathering, The Big Book of Necon will give you a glimpse into what makes that convention so special. And if you're already a Necon regular, this generous volume will bring back a lot of fond memories. Featuring works from over 50 contributors, The Big Book of Necon provides hours of great horror/dark fantasy reading from some of the most important names in modern horror. Many of the short stories, essays, poems, and artwork originally appeared in the annual program booklet, which is exclusively printed for the attendees each year - and in the case of the Necon XX volume, with its rare appearance of Stephen King's "The Old Dude's Ticker. Other highlights include: fiction by writers from horror's golden age (Stephen King, Peter Straub, F. Paul Wilson, Alan Ryan, Jack Ketchum), by the genre's newer stars (Christopher Golden, Brian Keene, and many others), and by visitors from the British Isles (Neil Gaiman, Ramsey Campbell, Tim Lebbon) / essays by Charles L. Grant and Thomas F. Monteleone, defining the Necon experience for the uninitiated / artwork by Gahan Wilson, Glenn Chadbourne, Richard Sardina, and Cortney Skinner. As eclectic and entertaining as the convention itself, The Big Book of Necon gathers together horror's finest authors in a rare celebration of what's unique and exciting about the genre. A once-in-a-lifetime event, this massive anthology is certain to be one of the most talked about books of the year. Table of Contents: "Bob Goes To Necon" by Charles Lang (artwork) "Introduction" by Bob Booth "Live To Write / Write To Live" by Glenn Chadbourne (artwork) "Saugies, Valuable Prizes and Hawaiian Shirts" by Douglas E. Winter "Necon: What It Is?" by Charles L. Grant "The Dark Campers" by Linda Addison "View From The Bottom" by Matt Bechtel "Four Views Of Necon" by Ginjer Buchanan "Conning At Roger Williams On A Summer's Evening" by Elizabeth Massie "My Favorite Necon Moment" by Thomas Monteleone "Necon X" by Yvonne Navarro "Untitled" by Holly Newstein "Camper Activity Page" by Cortney Skinner (artwork) "Valuable Prizes" by Gahan Wilson (artwork) "Necon" by Hank Wagner "Report On Necon '82" by Stanley Wiater "Ketchum Kabobs" by Glenn Chadbourne (artwork) "Red Paint" by Jill Bauman "A Death In The Day Of" by Gary A. Braunbeck "The Hustler, Smoking" by Jonathan Carroll "Unexpected Attraction" by Matthew Costello "End Of The Line" by John Coyne "Loser" by Les Daniels "Kisses From Auntie" by Craig Shaw Gardner "Little Brother" by Rick Hautala "Sundays" by Jack Ketchum "Illustration For The Old Dude's Ticker" by Richard Sardinha (artwork) "The Old Dude's Ticker" by Stephen King "Freddy And Rita" by G. Wayne Miller "Lake" by Kathryn Ptacek "Last Performance Of Kobo Daishi" by Alan Ryan "On The Last Night Of The Festival Of The Dead" by Darrell Schweitzer "Exercise Of Faith" by Lucius Shepard "Erotorium" by Stephen Spruill "Response From A Surprised But Pleased Recipient" by Peter Straub "Nocturne" by Thomas Tessier "Night Deposits" by Chet Williamson "Demonsong" by F. Paul Wilson "Necon Proceedings" by Cortney Skinner (artwork) "And We'll Be Jolly Friends For Ever More" by P.D. Cacek "Becoming Men" by Douglas Clegg "Tryptich" by David Cram "Somebody Put Me Together" by Sephera Giron "Runaway" by Christopher Golden "Undercover" by Nancy Holder "I Am An Exit" by Brian Keene "Virtually Perfect" by James Moore "Necon Bat Camper" by Gahan Wilson (artwork) "Burning" by Ramsey Campbell "Clearly Dead" by Simon Clark "Days Of The Wheel" by Peter Crowther "Fifteen Painted Cards From A Vampire Tarot" by Neil Gaiman "Partial Eclipse" by Graham Joyce "Recipe For Disaster" by Tim Lebbon "Memories Of Lydia, Leaving" by Phil Nutman "Camp Necon Skeleton" by Gahan Wilson (artwork). Reviews and Praise: A major horror anthology calls for a 'killer' lineup, and this 30th anniversary tribute to the Northeast Horror and Fantasy Convention features more than 50 works of fiction and nonfiction by past attendees and guests who represent the best and darkest of the genre's practitioners. Among the highlights are Stephen King's "The Old Dude's Ticker," a retelling of Poe's "The Tell-tale Heart" as the rant of a homicidal Vietnam vet, and Peter Straub's "Response from a Surprised but Pleased Recipient," which takes the form of creepy answers to a marketing survey. Essays and illustrations by numerous horror and dark fantasy notables round out the volume. Though mostly not convention-themed, these works easily showcase the impressive array of talents that have helped make Necon an annual highlight for horror's pros and semipros. Publishers Weekly: "With its laid-back, summer-camp atmosphere and Rhode Island university setting, Necon is arguably the most popular of the many annual horror conventions. For the benefit of fans and fellow writers who've never attended, convention chairman Booth preserves much of the event's warm and fuzzy feeling in the essay and story anthology he has compiled. Featuring a smorgasbord of well-known genre names - Stephen King, Peter Straub, Ramsey Campbell, and Tim Lebbon, among others - the volume mixes personal recollections of past conventions and original fiction, including tales gathered from assorted Necon program guides. Standout stories include Jonathan Carroll's "The Hustler, Smoking," about a boy's encounter with Paul Newman; Kathryn Ptacek's "The Lake," profiling a psychologically abused wife who finds refuge at a lake; and Chet Williamson's "Night Deposits," recounting one man's unusual solution to erasing his crushing debt. For past Necon attendees, the collection will serve as a nostalgic reminder, while nonparticipants will imbibe some of the convention's playful energy and enjoy some outstanding writing as they do." - Booklist. There are two ways to read The Big Book of NECON, the lovingly crafted tribute to this small New England convention. One is simply as an anthology of short fiction and artwork by those affiliated with the con, whether they be one-time guests or long-time regulars. To read the book this way is to enjoy work by luminaries ranging from Stephen King (with a previously unpublished story) to Gahan Wilson to Neil Gaiman to Jack Ketchum to Peter Straub to Christopher Golden to, well, let's just say there are a lot of names in there. It's also to thumb past a few NECON travelogues and reports from folks like Stanley Wiater, Charles L. Grant, Thomas Monteleone and others, and to completely skip the alternately informative, amusing and terrifying NECON glossary helpfully provided by Douglas E. Winter. Doing so yields an entirely satisfying, highly enjoyable read of some wonderful fiction and poetry, spiced up with art by Wilson, Glen Chadbourne, Jill Bauman and others. Of course, reading the book this way completely misses the point... it's to celebrate the fact that so many people, of such talent, have come together at NECON to have a good time, and to share the joy that has resulted. Richard Dansky, Green Man Review. Necon is an annual, rather informal get together for horror professionals and fans, held annually in Rhode Island. The program pamphlets and other materials have contained a number of original stories, poems, essays, artwork, and other material by some of the biggest names in the genre. I've seen some of these listed on Ebay for really incredible amounts of money. Now editor Booth has collected all of these and more into this rather large collection of material from such names as Stephen King, Peter Straub, Neil Gaiman, Brian Keene, Jack Ketchum, and many many others, over fifty contributors in all. Most of this material is not available anywhere else and it is all of professional quality. A genuinely rare and unusual as well as entertaining anthology. Don D'Amassa, Critical Mass. About the Editor: Bob Booth and his wife Mary are best known for founding Necon, which, according to Stephen King, "has been the best horror convention since its inception, folksy, laid-back, and an all-around good time." Bob likes to bring people and stories together, and although he has published both horror fiction and non-fiction relating to the horror genre, his main contribution to the larger horror community has been behind the scenes. As a student at a small state teacher's college (Rhode Island College) he organized a speakers series that, over two years, brought in a number of fantasists to speak to students. The list included Bloch, Sturgeon, Leiber and Ellison, among others. He worked for Donald M. Grant Books as a free-lancer for nearly twenty years and in fact succeeded Don at his day job (as Associate Publications Director at Providence College). He helped bring Stephen King to that campus in the early 1980s. He was a founding member of the World Fantasy Convention (1975) and further served that convention as Chairman (1979), Program Director (1986), Awards Judge (1983), Consultant (1982 & 1984) and board member (1975-1990). His Necon committee helped run the World Horror Convention in 1993. Bob has ghost-edited all of the Necon program books and anniversary volumes as well as several World Fantasy Convention program books. The Big Book of Necon will be the first book to actually have his name on the spine. A "friend to the stars," the number of horror novels in which he is a character or which have been dedicated to him approaches twenty. Friend Les Daniels likes to refer to Bob as one of the "nine unknown," a shadow government that brokers deals in the horror/dark fantasy community. Dave Hartwell once referred to Bob as one of the "secret masters of fantasy."
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Williamson, Chet & Alan Drew, Ph.D (editor) Lafcadio Hearn (related) THE STORY OF NOICHI THE BLIND
USA Cemetary Dance Publications 2007 978158767167 First Edition Private Press Hard Cover Fine Fine Jill Bauman Signed by Author
100 pp. Introduction by Chet Williamson. Afterword by Alan Drew, Ph.D. Chet Williamson's The Story of Noichi the Blind blends Japanese classicism with the tropes of contemporary horror to create the most literate yet stomach-churning tale this writer has ever told. Purported to be a possibly lost Lafcadio Hearn manuscript, this Japanese "folk tale" (complete with introduction and scholarly afterword) tells the story of a simple woodcutter whose confrontation with a mountain demon plunges his life into a nightmare of violence, self-delusion, and extreme sexual darkness. Tinged by the blackest of humor, The Story of Noichi the Blind is a work that Williamson fears could get him arrested in several countries and carefully observed in his own.
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Williamson, Chet & Alan Drew, Ph.D (editor) Lafcadio Hearn (related) THE STORY OF NOICHI THE BLIND
USA Cemetary Dance Publications 2007 978158767167 First Edition Private Press Hard Cover Fine Fine Jill Bauman Signed by Author
100 pages. Introduction by Chet Williamson. Afterword by Alan Drew, Ph.D. Chet Williamson's The Story of Noichi the Blind blends Japanese classicism with the tropes of contemporary horror to create the most literate yet stomach-churning tale this writer has ever told. Purported to be a possibly lost Lafcadio Hearn manuscript, this Japanese "folk tale" (complete with introduction and scholarly afterword) tells the story of a simple woodcutter whose confrontation with a mountain demon plunges his life into a nightmare of violence, self-delusion, and extreme sexual darkness. Tinged by the blackest of humor, The Story of Noichi the Blind is a work that Williamson fears could get him arrested in several countries and carefully observed in his own.
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Chizmar, Richard (editor); Authors: Rex Miller, Nancy A. Collins, Chet Williamson, Ardath Mayhar, Joe Lansdale (intro) THRILLERS
USA Cemetery Dance Publications 1993 1881475069 / 9781881475064 First Edition Private Press Hard Cover Fine Fine Signed by Author(s)
OUT OF PRINT. 264pp. This volume marks the exciting debut of a brand new series of dark fiction. Within these pages, you'll find terror, suspense, and mystery waiting around each corner -- tales that range from quietly menacing to shockingly graphic, wildly fantastic to grimly realistic. Supernatural to psychological. It's all her, with one universal ingredient: a well-told story. As Joe R. Lansdale comments in his Introduction: 'The word thriller normally means a thrill a minute, a page turner, but in the case of the following stories, and I'm sure other stories that will appear in the series, I believe the term will have to be broadened..' The formula for the Thrillers series is deceptively simple: we invite four of the genre's most popular authors to each contribute 20,000 words of original, never-before-published fiction. We add insightful Afterwords by each author, a dozen full-page interior illustrations by Keith Minnion, and a guest Introduction. The end result is a wonderful showcase for the finest of today's short fiction. Introduction writer Joe Lansdale, and all four of the authors! Limited Edition of 500 signed and numbered copies.
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Weird Tales, Gene Wolfe, Ramsey Campbell, F. Paul Wilson, T.E.D. Klein, Tanith Lee, Keith Taylor, Felix C. Gotschalk, Darrell Schweitzer, Chet Williamson, Lloyd Arthur Eshbach, Joseph Payne Brennan, F. Gwynplaine MacIntyre, Ruth Berman, Nancy Spinger WEIRD TALES 290, SPRING 1998, 65TH ANNIVERSARY ISSUE
USA Wildside Press 2009 First Edition Facsimile Reprint Private Press Trade Paperback Fine
FICTION: The Dead Man / At the Point of Capricorn / Mary Beatrice Smoot Friarly, SPV / John K. (Kinder) Price / The Boy Who Hooked the Sun / The Other Dead Man by Gene Wolfe / The Unlawful Hunter by Keith Taylor / Boiled Alive by Ramsey Campbell / Menage a Trois by F. Paul Wilson / Well-Connected by T.E.D. Klein / Death Dances by Tanith Lee / The Wonderful Wallstretcher by Felix C. Gotschalk / Sister Abigail's Collection by Lloyd Arthur Eshbach. VERSE: John Mason Sidd by Joseph Payne Brennan / Improbable Bestiary: The Bigfoot by F. Gwynplaine MacIntyre / Had I Approached My Discovery in a More Noble Spirit by Ruth Berman / Old Gods Prowl by Nancy Springer. FEATURES: The Eyrie / Profile: Gene Wolfe by David G. Hartwell / Weird Tales talks with Gene Wolfe by Darrell Schweitzer / Reviews by John Gregory Betancourt
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Weird Tales, Chet Williamson, Darrell Schweitzer, John Betancourt, George Scithers, Stephen King, Fred Chappell, Patricia Anthony, Kij Johnson, Ian Watson, Ian MacLeod, Peg Kerr, Mark Noe, R. Bretnor, Jason Van Holllander et al. WEIRD TALES 298 - Special Chet Williamson Issue
USA Wildside Press 1990 First Edition Facsimile Reprint Private Press Trade Paperback Fine Frank Kelly Freas
Reprint. 146 pages. FICTION: Jabbie Welsh / The Heart's Desire / The Treasure of the Nassasalars by Chet Williamson / The Glass Floor by Stephen King / Ember by Fred Chappell / The Murcheson Boy by Patricia Anthony / Hera's Madness by Kij Johnson / In Her Shoes by Ian Watson / 1/72nd Scale by Ian MacLeod / Debt in Kind by Peg Kerr / Have You Talked to the Candyman by Mark Noe / Of Kinks and Frocks by R. Bretnor / The Unmaker of Men by Darrell Schweitzer & Jason van Hollander. VERSE: Ani-Yunga by Mary Elizabeth Counselman / Alone by Jessica Amanda Salmonson / The Legend of the Man-Mountain by Ruth Berman / Unlikely Suicides: Number 29 by Dan Crawford / Invocation by Darrell Schweitzer / The Certain Smile, in Ivory by D.W. Harrison. THE EYRIE / THE DEN by John Betancourt / WEIRD TALES talks with Chet Williamson.
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