Poetry by HPL et al from PS Publishing

[Ningauble]

According to http://news.pspublishing.co.uk/2009...mpbell-special-offer-and-joe-hill-pre-orders/ PS Publishing will publish the complete Weird Tales poetry of H. P. Lovecraft, Clark Ashton Smith and Robert E. Howard in three volumes.

 

[j d worthington]

Also affordable, it seems. That just might overcome my reluctant to invest in another edition of works which I already have (due to financial considerations). At any rate, good to see such being added....

Thanks again, Martin, for bringing such in....

 

[Omphalos]

I haven't bought a PS Publishing book in years. Have they finally figured out that e-commerce is the wave of the future, or are they still requiring you to send them two e-mails, one each with 1/2 of a credit card number?

 

[iansales]

No, they have an online store now. SO YOU HAVE NO EXCUSE.

 

[GOLLUM]

PS publishing have proven cost effective in the past.

I remember picking up a nice HB edn. of Steven Erikson's 3 related novellas of Korbal and Broach at a good price and emailing the editor to thank him after the book arrived quite promptly.

 

[iansales]

They're especially cost-effective at the moment, as they're doing a 3 for 2 until the end of January 2010. I have my eye on 3 books already - although they're due to be published in the next few weeks...

 

[Jayaprakash Satyamurthy]

Definitely interested in these, thanks for the information!

 

[iansales]

I can definitely recommend Postscripts #20/21, due to be published this month. It has one of my stories in it



(Plus lots of excellent ones by other people, of course)

 

[Omphalos]

The proud return of Murgatroid?

 

[Ningauble]

The proud return of Murgatroid?

Also, of course, keep an eye out for Joshi's anthology Black Wings, due from PS Publishing around March 2010.

 

[j d worthington]

That one I am very much looking forward to. (I also need to pick up a copy of Copping Squid....)

 

[Jayaprakash Satyamurthy]

That's an impressive line-up on Black Wings. I loved Nifft The Lean; I really must sample Shea's Lovecraftian fiction.

These HPL threads are really contributing far too many items to my list of things to be bought.

 

[Ningauble]

In the latest issue of Locus, the three poetry collections are listed as forthcoming in March. The titles are The Complete Weird Tales Poetry of [insert author's name here]. Interestingly enough, they are described as "(art, hc)".