The Last Balcony

Just to say that InkerMen Press's THE LAST BALCONY -- my definitive collection of stories plus two new novellas -- is published (1 August officially) and already is on Amazon.

I'll post an image of the book here - complete with Tony Lovell's artwork - as soon as I receive my copy in the next few days hopefully.

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Meanwhile, The First Book of Classical Horror Stories and Nemonymous Night: good enough to eat?

THE LAST BALCONY: By moving the mouse over Tony Lovell's image here: http://www.inkermenpress.co.uk/inde...&category_id=1&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=4
you can actually peer in through the window!

‘The Last Balcony’ here in tangible form at last!

Very pleased with it. Please see: http://expenscusil.wordpress.com/

This is the only comment I shall ever make about Rhys Hughes' still evolving real-time review of THE LAST BALCONY book...
The review is highly entertaining and shows literary discernment!
So far. :|
The Man Toucan: The Last Balcony -- a real time review

Read it between jumping and hitting the ground. The last balcony, you see, is at the top of a building with many stories…


“I already know that I’ll be recommending it most highly to any and all readers who love original weird fiction…”
– RHYS HUGHES, from his review of ‘The Last Balcony’ HERE

Nemonymous said:

Read it between jumping and hitting the ground. The last balcony, you see, is at the top of a building with many stories…


“I already know that I’ll be recommending it most highly to any and all readers who love original weird fiction…”
– RHYS HUGHES, from his review of ‘The Last Balcony’ HERE

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Wonderful synchronicity. Cf also the cover of 'Busy Blood'!

I’ve owned the rare book INTRUSIONS by Robert Aickman since the 1980s but I can’t remember having taken it off the shelf since first reading it (all its stories are contained elsewhere). I had occasion to look at it recently and was amazed at the wondrous synchronicity between its front cover and that of ‘The Last Balcony’ (2012). On consulting Tony Lovell (the artist who shaped the object in the ‘Last Balcony’ artwork) he also drew comparison with the shape he created for the cover artwork of ‘Busy Blood’ (2012). We’re both pleasantly surprised at this inspiring correlation.