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Slipcase, ribbon marker, head and tail bands, three-piece cloth construction. Potter, Stephen Jones, Peter Straub, Laird Barron and David Drake. Introductions by Stephen Jones and Peter Straub. The queries we have been receiving on this title have been considerable we expect it to be fully subscribed before publication. It will be shipping in early to mid November. Potter, Peter Straub, Laird Barron, and David Drake.Įach book is fully bound in cloth and comes in a handsome two-tone slipcase to match your other volumes in the Masters of the Weird Tale series. Each numbered copy is signed by Stephen Jones, J.K.

The edition is limited to 200 copies for sale. The introductions are profusely illustrated with pictures of Karl in both black & white and color. The book is edited and introduced by Stephen Jones, has an additional introduction by Peter Straub, a remembrance by David Drake, and a new afterword by Laird Barron. Potter and over ten full-page, full-color interior illustrations by Potter as well.

This collection has a color cover by J.K. Feel free to email us for a list of the stories as a PDF file, or click here to download it yourself. This collection includes Sticks, Where the Summer Ends, In the Pines in sum, all of the horror fiction. With over 700 pages, including all of Karl Edward Wagner’s horror fiction, this is one of the best, most impeccably proofed and designed in our Masters of the Weird Tale series. If you think I exaggerate read any of the stories in this book. He was able to create moods, back stories, histories that far more popular writers would never even dare attempt. I felt that he never got his due as a writer. The irony being, as several writers attest in their introductions to his various stories, that Karl himself was in steep decline for quite a long time before he died. He said he'd never been able to understand this man but that after reading my story he realized what his friend was going through. He took a few of my stories for his Year's Best anthologies, which pleased me, and one of my stories caused him to write me about a friend of his who was in steep decline. There is a pure pulp poetry and mordancy to his work that I equate with the best genre fiction has to offer. Wagner has long been one of my favorite horror story writers because he was able to balance the psychological so well with the outre. The making of the massive book with its astonishing illustrations reminds us of how nothing will ever replace the sheer beauty and craftsmanship of finely made books. Ed here: This is one of the most extraordinary collections I've ever seen.

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