Cemetary Dance Magazine

[andydecker]

Cemetary Dance Magazine


Vol.5 Issue 2 Spring 1993

[/b]Beside the TZM there lay those on my shelf. I had a subscription for a while. As far as I remember, I thought the columns more interesting than the stories.


But it was a nice production, often with very nice coverart.

[dem bones]

It's still going, too. Most recent issue #76 (Dec 2017). Cemetery Dance

As with Twilight Zone, have only sampled four-five issues. This one is very entertaining. Creepy cover painting is a must for Bloody Hippies thread.

Richard T. Chizmar [ed.]- Cemetery Dance #7 (Winter 1991)

Charles Lang

Editorial

Fiction:
Ed Gorman - Layover
Gary L. Raisor - The Laughing Man
Andrew Vachss - Joyride
Gary Brandner - Julian's Hand
Joe R. Lansdale - Drive-In Date (Play version)
Joe R. Lansdale - Bestsellers Guaranteed
Graham Masterton - Pig's Dinner
Bentley Little - The Town
Bill Pronzini - Thirst
Ronald Kelly - The Winds Within
Joseph A. Citro - Dark Twilight (Novel excerpt)

Interviews
Thomas Liam McDonald - Profiles in Terror: Peter Straub (Interview: Part I of II)
Gary L. Raisor - A Conversation with Joe R. Lansdale
Joseph A. Citro - People in the Shadows: Joseph W. Zarzynski

Articles/ Departments, etc
A Taste of Hotter Blood: Several excerpts from stories featured in Jeff Gelb and Michael Garrett's Hotter Blood
Lori Perkins - Dreadful Pleasures
Ed Gorman - Gormania
Edward Bryant - Book Reviews
A. R. Morlan - The "By Any Other Name" Quiz
Paul M. Sammon - Rough Cuts
Matthew J. Costello - Nightmare Alley

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Aug 19, 2018 13:42:57 GMT dem bones said:

It's still going, too. Most recent issue #76 (Dec 2017). Cemetery Dance

As with Twilight Zone, have only sampled four-five issues. This one is very entertaining. Creepy cover painting is a must for Bloody Hippies thread.

Richard T. Chizmar [ed.]- Cemetery Dance #7 (Winter 1991)

Charles Lang

A fine Jerry Garcia tombstone. As good as the one that appeared in "Private Eye" just after the man died. It read:-

Jerry Garcia
RIP

Thanks

[andydecker]

Richard T. Chizmar [ed.]- Cemetery Dance #12 (Spring 1992)

Content:
Words from the Editor
By Civilized Means - Gary A. Braunbeck
Ramblings from the Dark #15 - column by Charles L. Grant
Candy Bars for Elvis - Norman Partridge
Gormania - clumn by Ed Gorman
A Conversation with Dean R. Koontz -interview by Tyson Blue
Less Than Human (excerpt) -Gary L. Raisor [as by Gary Raisor]
The Mothers and Fathers Italian Association - column by Thomas F. Monteleone
Nightmare Alley - column by Matthew J. Costello
The Exclusive - Sidney Williams
Terra ex Anima - column by T. Liam McDonald
Mama's Boy - C. S. Fuqua
A Conversation with Richard Matheson & R. C. Matheson - interview by Stanley Wiater
Book Reviews - column by Edward Bryant
The "Heeere's Johnny" or The Villians of Stephen King Films Quiz - article by A. R. Morlan
Trash Theater: Human Tornado - column by Joe R. Lansdale and David E. Webb
Spotlight on Publishing: Donald Grant - interview by Robert Morrish [as by Bob Morrish]
The Animal - by Robert Pettitt
Anthology Attic - column by Kathryn Ptacek
Rough Cuts - column by Paul M. Sammon [as by Paul Sammon]
A Bargain at Any Cost - Francis J. Matozzo
Needful Kings & Other Things - column by Tyson Blue
Deathgrip (excerpt) - Brian Hodge
CD Book Reviews

Like I wrote somewhere above I had a subscription for a while, until I had a huge backlog of unread issues. I was more interested in the non-fiction and the reviews than the fiction, in this it was a real find.

CD was published through 2017, often just one issue a year, but in 2019 there was another issue. Only selected issues seem to be made avaiable as Ebooks. But the publisher does a lot of those highly priced special limited editions, which seem to sell as they often are sold out before they are even released.