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Post by dem on Sept 17, 2012 18:13:09 GMT
Thana Niveau - From Hell to Eternity (Gray Friars, Autumn, 2012)  Steve Upham - Charles Black (ed.) 8th Black Book of Horror (Mortbury Press, 2011) Antlers - Gary Fry (ed.) Death Rattles (Gray Friars, 2011) The Cutting Room FloorUltrasound ShadowThe Death Of Dreams - Allyson Bird & Joel Lane (eds.) - Never Again (Gray Friars, 2010) The Pier - Charles Black (ed.) 7th Black Book of Horror (Mortbury Press, 2010): Stephen Jones (ed.) Best New Horror 22 (Robinson, 2011) The Scouring - Paul Finch (ed.) Terror Tales Of The Cotswolds (Gray Friars, 2012) Under the Skin
A Time of Choice
Pigs
Strange Games
Bruised Fruit - R. Scott McCoy (ed.) Necrotic Tissue #14 (Stygian Publications, Apr. 2011) White Roses, Bloody Silk - John Hirschhorn-Smith (ed) Delicate Toxins (Side Real, 2011): Stephen Jones (ed.) Best New Horror 23 (Robinson, 2012) Stolen To Time
From Hell To Eternity - The Whitechapel Society 1888 short story competition, 1st place, Dec. 2009): Vault of Evil Advent Calendar, 2010) Blurb: FROM HELL ...
Where shadows speak from the depths of a haunted sea.
Where a little girl's obsession conjures a terrible bogey man.
Where a woman's body becomes her own worst enemy.
... TO ETERNITY
Where familiar places harbour ancient evil.
Where a dinner party descends into blood, sex, madness and death.
Where a camera can steal more than your very soul.
From the strange and disturbing world of Thana Niveau, where fear reigns eternal, and nightmares last forever: where your only refuge is madness and there is always something waiting in the dark.
Won't you join her?
Gray Friars Press is proud to present sixteen tales of supernatural horror from a new Mistress of the Macabre.No official publication date as yet, but according to Lady P.'s blog, copies will be floating around at FantasyCon, so looks like we'll be seeing it sometime around Halloween.
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Post by Jojo Lapin X on Sept 17, 2012 19:52:47 GMT
What is the logic behind the name "Thana Niveau"? Just curious.
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Post by Craig Herbertson on Sept 18, 2012 10:11:31 GMT
Thana's stories have been a bit of a highlight in the Black Books:Wish I could be in the UK. I'm missing everything.  |
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Post by dem on Sept 18, 2012 17:57:03 GMT
Thana's stories have been a bit of a highlight in the Black Books I'll go along with that. Of the others, I can vouch for Antlers as a really nasty, proper horror story, and the manic "Victorian giallo" White Roses, Bloody Silk, perhaps my favourite of Thana's creepy tales after The Coal Man. The title story was among the ghoulish goodies showcased on the Vault advent calendar for 2010. Good news for Black Book of Horror fans is that the forthcoming volume 9 includes the all-new The Things That Aren't There. |
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Post by ramseycampbell on Sept 19, 2012 20:03:49 GMT
What is the logic behind the name "Thana Niveau"? Just curious. What's the logic behind the name "Jojo Lapin X"? Equally curious. |
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Post by killercrab on Sept 19, 2012 20:14:10 GMT
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Post by Jojo Lapin X on Sept 20, 2012 5:51:50 GMT
What's the logic behind the name "Jojo Lapin X"? Equally curious. There were already several other "Jojo Lapins." |
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Post by ramseycampbell on Sept 20, 2012 12:20:12 GMT
What's the logic behind the name "Jojo Lapin X"? Equally curious. There were already several other "Jojo Lapins." But what if someone else were to style themselves as number X online? |
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Post by Jojo Lapin X on Sept 20, 2012 13:27:51 GMT
There were already several other "Jojo Lapins." But what if someone else were to style themselves as number X online? I have referred the question to my legal team. |
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Post by ramseycampbell on Sept 20, 2012 13:48:17 GMT
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Post by Jojo Lapin X on Sept 20, 2012 15:23:54 GMT
That is indeed me. But please keep reporting anything suspicious you come across. Thanks! |
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Post by ramseycampbell on Sept 21, 2012 13:35:33 GMT
That is indeed me. But please keep reporting anything suspicious you come across. Thanks! You're on! Meanwhile, let me mention that I wrote the introduction to Thana's book. |
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Thana Niveau
Devils Coach Horse
We who walk here walk alone.
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Post by Thana Niveau on Sept 25, 2012 11:42:04 GMT
Meanwhile, let me mention that I wrote the introduction to Thana's book. And I wrote the book.  |
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Post by David A. Riley on Sept 25, 2012 12:20:43 GMT
Meanwhile, let me mention that I wrote the introduction to Thana's book. And I wrote the book. So you're that Thana!  |
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Post by dem on Oct 12, 2012 23:51:51 GMT
Meanwhile, let me mention that I wrote the introduction to Thana's book. ... and let me mention that i just read and much enjoyed your commentary. I also like that Lady P. has provided story notes, though it will be the devil's own job leaving them till last. What a boost in the arm at the end to a trying week! Hot on the heels of the latest from the Black Monk of Mortbury, an emergency survival package from the Gray Friar himself, enclosing Mr. Finch's Enemies At The Door, Terror Tales Of East Anglia and Lady Thana's début collection! Tonight's story for bedtime chose itself. There is no way on this miserable planet i could ever resist a story entitled Pigs, and sure enough, it's a nasty one, vaguely reminiscent of Philip McDonald's classic, Our Feathered Friends. Amy and Will are carrying on a steamy relationship behind the backs of their respective partners, classical musicians Mike and Carol. Sneaking out from a performance to picnic and grapple in the countryside, the lovers are caught in an almighty rainstorm. When Amy badly twists her ankle, there's nothing for it but to shelter overnight in a decrepit cabin. Amy is deeply upset to find they're sharing the leaking hovel with a particularly ugly boars head, and Mike isn't especially keen on the thing either. He dumps it outside before they bed down, the pair now resolved to leave their other halves for good. Darkness falls. The boar's head returns. With company .... |
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