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Post by dem bones on Nov 15, 2017 17:41:59 GMT
Stephen Jones (ed) - Best New Horror 28 (PS, Nov. 2017)  Lee Elias
Stephen Jones - Introduction: Horror in 2016
Angela Slatter - Pale Tree House
Maura McHugh - The Light at the Centre
J.T. Glover - En Plein Air
Glen Hirshberg - India Blue
Peter Bell - Walking with the Cross
Richard Christian Matheson - Bedtime Story
Darren Speegle - The Symphony of the Normal
Reggie Oliver - The Ballet of Dr. Caligari
Lynda E. Rucker - Who is This Who is Coming?
Stephen Volk - The House That Moved Next Door
Dennis Etchison - Princess
Lisa Tuttle - A Home in the Sky
Brian Hodge - On These Blackened Shores of Time
Steve Rasnic Tem - The Enemy Within
Mark Samuels - The Court of Midnight
Caitlín R. Kiernan - Far from Any Shore
Mark Valentine - The Fig Garden
Alison Littlewood - White Feathers
Michael Marshall Smith - Over to You
Kristi DeMeester - In the Dark, Quiet Places
Richard Gavin - Mare’s Nest
Angela Slatter - The Red Forest
Stephen Jones & Kim Newman - Necrology: 2016
Useful AddressesLost track of the series when PS took over publishing duties for #26, but I like the look of this line up, and the uniform EC inspired covers are great fun. Out now/ soon in hard and paperback editions.
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Post by andydecker on Feb 25, 2018 19:45:59 GMT
Has this already appeared?
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Post by mcannon on Feb 25, 2018 22:39:59 GMT
Has this already appeared? PS Publishing's most recent newsletter ,from the end of last week, said that they were sending copies to their mailing unit the next day. So presumably copies should start being sent out around now. Assuming they haven't all been accidentally loaded into a photo-booth. I'm probably going to grab the ebook version via Amazon. Mark |
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Post by andydecker on Feb 27, 2018 11:29:27 GMT
Thanks for the info.
This is Ebook only for me, I am not interested in the expensive special limited printing with virgin-skin edition. If the print will be shipped soon, I have to check A*m*n, until now it wasn't listed. |
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Post by andydecker on May 12, 2018 19:23:58 GMT
For those who are interested, it is finally avaible as a Kindle. As far as I could see, Amazon only sells this as an Ebook. No print is announced.
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