Back
to the Land Where Horror Dwells...
Deathrealm, one of the most
respected magazines in horror history, makes its return to print in the form of a limited edition hardcover anthology.
Deathrealm was a leading quarterly magazine from 1987 to 1997, featuring some of the best fiction in the genre. Editor
Stephen Mark Rainey returns, compiling 15 stories from this legendary magazine. Cover artwork by Mike
Bohatch. |
Publisher: Delirium
Format: Hardcover, signed by all contributors 248 pages; Retail Price: $50.00
ISBN-10: 1-92965-362-X
ISBN-13: 978-1-92965-362-1
Release Date: September 30, 2004 |
*NOTE: Deathrealms
is now out of print.
Copies may still be found at various online book dealers. |
About
DEATHREALMS...
"Not since those early Weird Tales issues has another periodical
successfully been a venue for such a massive number of innovative voices.
Deathrealm wasn't merely, as its tagline suggested, The Land Where
Horror Dwells; it is the place where the future of horror dwells.
If you want to know what night-terrors will be haunting you in the next decade,
then read this book. It works better than any crystal ball ever could."
—Nick Curtis,
The Horror Vault
"If you never read Deathrealm
magazine, this will show you what you have missed. If you remember the magazine,
it is like a visit from an old friend. Either way, this selection of stories
will leave you hoping there is another to come..."
—Chris Welch,
Hellnotes
A few years back, when small press horror magazines
were flourishing, one of the very best was Deathrealm edited by
Stephen Mark Rainey. The magazine is no longer with us, but Rainey has provided
this new anthology of stories in the same tradition. The roster of stories is an
excellent one, with fine work from Jeffrey Osier, W.H. Pugmire, Wayne Allen
Sallee, Elizabeth Massie, Jeff VanderMeer, and others.
—Don D'Ammassa,
Critical Mass
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Stephen
Mark Rainey is author of the
novels
Dark
Shadows: Dreams of the Dark (with
Elizabeth Massie),
Balak,
The
Lebo Coven,
Blue Devil Island, and
The Nightmare
Frontier; the short story collections
Fugue
Devil & Other Weird Horrors,
The
Last Trumpet,
Legends
of the Night, and
Other Gods; and over 80 works of short
fiction. He achieved questionable infamy and absolutely no fortune as editor of
Deathrealm magazine, and has edited the anthologies
Deathrealms,
Song of Cthulhu, and
Evermore (with James Robert Smith). |
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