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horror story by
American author Stephen King. It was
first published in
Weirdbook magazine in 1984 and
collected in King's 1985
collection called Skeleton...
- (Twilight Zone,
Ellery Queen's
Mystery Magazine,
Startling Mystery Stories,
Weirdbook and
Fantasy and
Science Fiction), and po****r
magazines (Redbook, Gallery...
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Cemetery Dance Publications, and W. Paul
Ganley out of ten for
Weirdbook and
Weirdbook Press. Ganley's ten
nominations are the most of anyone, followed...
- "The
Fruits of Yebo's Sins", in
Weirdbook in 1971 that he
found his niche. Home
would publish repeatedly with
Weirdbook and its editor/publisher W. Paul...
- Type
Originally published in
Collected in
Notes "Gramma"
short story Weirdbook (Spring 1984)
Skeleton Crew (1985) "Mrs. Todd's Shortcut"
short story...
- Museum.
Durrell Acolyte of the Cult of the Worm. Clumsy.
Garbett Acolyte Weirdbook 17 (1983) ISSN 8755-7452 The
Compleat Crow (1987, 1997, 2014)
Return of...
- collection.
Others first appeared in the
magazines Interzone, Dagon, Fear! and
Weirdbook or in the
anthologies Dark Mind, Dark Heart,
Aisling and
other Irish Tales...
- and
collections or in the
magazines Terror Australis,
Fantasy Tales,
Weirdbook, Fear!,
Fantasy and
Science Fiction and Kadath.
Foreword "What Dark God...
- (1985). 1984 "Mrs. Todd's Shortcut" 1985 "Gramma"
First published in
Weirdbook magazine in 1984, the
short story was
revised and
collected a year later...
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picture painted by the writer." Rafe
McGregor writes in The
Conan Doyle Weirdbook that "Lot No. 249" "remains a
highly entertaining – not to
mention spine-tingling...
