THE NIGHTMARE NETWORK - Ex Occidente Press

Good grief, people don't have to look at your early reviews. I am glad to see them myself, even though it may be several weeks before I have my own copy in hand. If that's the most that anyone can contrib ute to this site, they should whine somewhere else. Keep all that work coming! You do so much for the community. Thanks!

Longreader, you seem to be referring to Keith418's relatively mild expression of frustration as the "whining." Actually, Keith (who I know for a fact owns many Ex Occidente books) is a member of long standing, unlike yourself, who has done plenty for this site and it should go without saying that he's entitled to express his opinion here without being insulted.

Nemonymous

05-23-2014 03:00 PM

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I think there has been some misunderstanding of tone in some recent posts, a common risk with forum posts. I, for one, wasn't upset by Keith's post about my reviews as I don't sense he meant it to be upsetting.
I hope things can now settle down a bit here.

klarkash

05-23-2014 03:41 PM

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Thank you, Mr. Lewis.
And just to be clear, and to get back to the subject of the thread, I think Mr. Ghetu is an inspired, original and fearless publisher. If I'd never heard of Ex Occidente Press, my reading life would be much, much poorer and I (for good or ill) may never have published a word. There's nothing I feel compelled to say here about Ex Occidente's past business record. And Dan, I of course wish you long life and abundant works.

Murony_Pyre

05-23-2014 04:28 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Longreader (Post 102262)

Here come the whiners. After 82 years of life, and over 70 of them reading this genre before most of you were born, I was simply thanking Des for getting out his early reviews even though the rest of us might not get a copy of what he is reviewing for some time. What is your level of understanding American English? This is under the Ex Occidente Press heading only because that is where the complaints were made about Des having copies of books before others might.

Thank you. I just wanted to understand what you meant.

I will ignore your question as to my level of understanding of the English language; as I did fail to point out that your post merely made little or no sense to me.

I think many would agree: Des' RTRs are not to be missed.

Keith418

05-24-2014 11:52 AM

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I do need to report that Dan did refund one of the books I ordered from him and never got, and he promised to refund the other two shortly. If I ever get the books from him, I will apologize to him and mention it here, as well as post pictures.

vapidleopard

05-26-2014 07:04 PM

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The limbo-lingering Disagreeable Tales from Leon Bloy is now forthcoming from Wakefield Press, along with numerous other morbid and fantastic delights over the coming year.

Forthcoming

vbull

05-28-2014 01:24 PM

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Always nice to receive a package with that nice red tape saying Fragile! from Germany. :-)
I received my lettered "R" of Descended Suns Resuscitate. Do I need to say it's beautiful? My only concern is that I'll have to protect those little crystals to not scratch the books that are next to it. :-)

Thanks to Jonas and Dan!

aldiniz

06-06-2014 06:51 AM

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Dear fellows,

I wrote this short review about the extraordinary "Letters from Oblivion" by Andrew Condous. I hope you enjoy.

Letters from Oblivion | Bibliophage (English Version)
Letters from Oblivion | Bibliofagia (Portuguese Version)

Beclabbered

06-30-2014 11:01 AM

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I noticed that on the Zagava books website, Infra Noir is (at last) available for pre-order.

max61torr

06-30-2014 06:31 PM

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