Karl Edward Wagner was an American writer, editor, and publisher whose work spanned horror, science fiction, and heroic fantasy. His disillusionment with the medical profession is reflected in his stories, where he often explored a nihilistic, anarchistic, and absurdist worldview. Wagner's style is frequently dark and gritty, drawing inspiration from cinema, offering readers a unique literary experience.
This notable horror collection features a selection of influential stories that have shaped modern horror literature. Its return to print allows a new generation of readers to explore its chilling narratives and the themes that define the genre. The anthology showcases a variety of voices and styles, making it a significant addition to any horror enthusiast's library.
First standalone hardcover, illustrated edition of Karl Edward Wagner's Darkness Weaves, a novel about his great anti-hero, Kane.
This collection contains spine-tingling tales such as the story of a photographer whose obsession with images may trigger trouble beyond his wildest fantasies. Original.
A collection of horror tales features the work of such familiar writers as Ramsey Campbell, Dennis Etchison, and Brian Lumley, as well as today's brightest new talents in the horror genre. Original.