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In his most recent blog post, S.T. Joshi mentions this as an "exemplary collection of short stories." Nice cover. Reasonable price.
A Carnival of Chimeras by Stephen Woodworth : Hippocampus Press, specializes in classic horror and science fiction |
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There Is A Graveyard That Dwells In Man, the follow-up volume to Strange Attractor's previous David Tibet edited anthology The Moons At Your Door, is at last available for pre-order.
There Is A Graveyard That Dwells In Man :: Strange Attractor |
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In A Dark Light wrote, "There Is A Graveyard That Dwells In Man, the follow-up volume to Strange Attractor's previous David Tibet edited anthology The Moons At Your Door, is at last available for pre-order."
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Limited HB Edition (52) of Thin Places by Kay Chronister available this morning from Undertow Publications.
“Grim but effervescent.” - PUBLISHERS WEEKLY Kay Chronister's remarkable debut collection of modern horror tales, Thin Places, echoes with the ghosts of Shirley Jackson and Charlotte Perkins Gilman, while forging its own unique gothic sensibility. Here there be monsters! And witches! These are tales of monstrous mothers and dark desires. Love, grief, death; and the exquisite pain and joy of life. With transcendent prose, Chronister chronicles the lives of powerful women and children; wicked witches and demons. These are the traumatic ghosts we all carry, and Chronister knows what it means to be human and humane. Powerful and hypnotic, these are tales you won't forget, from a vibrant new voice. https://undertowpublications.com/lim...-north-america https://undertowpublications.com/lim...-rest-of-world |
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Rogomelec Paperback – April 21, 2020
by Leonor Fini (Author), Serena Shanken Skwersky (Translator) The first translation of Leonor Fini’s voluptuous and antipatriarchal gothic novel. Originally published in French in 1979, Rogomelec was the third of Leonor Fini’s novels. All the qualities of the paintings for which she is famed can be found in it: an undermining of patriarchy, the ambiguities of gender and the slipperiness of desire, along with darker hints of cruelty and the voluptuousness of fear. This novella’s ambiguous narrator sets off for the isolated locale of Rogomelec―where a crumbling monastery serves as a sanatorium and offers a cure involving a diet of plants and flowers―and moves through a waking dream of strangely scented monks, vibratory concerts in a cavernous ossuary and ritualist pomp with costumes of octopi and shining beetles. As the days unfold, the narrator discovers that the “the celebration of the king” is approaching, the events of which will lead to a shocking discovery in Rogomelec’s Gothic ruins. This first English translation includes 14 drawings by Fini that accompanied the novella’s original publication. |
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I've been interested in Charles Nodier since I read about him in Marina Van Zuylen's Monomania: The Flight from Everyday Life in Literature and Art. That book contains a fascinating chapter called "The Cult of the Unreal: Nodier and Romantic Monomania."
I see that Snuggly Books has several Nodier titles forthcoming, translated by Brian Stableford. This is very good news, because there isn't much Nodier in English translation. |
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