In keeping with my aim to make editions of my core books easier to obtain in the USA and Europe, a trade-format paperback of Stars of Black will be available from Amazon within the next week. I'll add further links as they go live.
Createspace (US): https://www.createspace.com/5466557
Amazon UK: http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1511958421/?tag=brite-21
As the thread title suggests, the King in Yellow for me has always been devoid of Cthulhu Mythos links, and the stories in this book reflect that.
There is a tainted play written by a genius who killed himself when it was completed. Any who read it will experience epiphanies beyond endurance.
Countless centuries of its malign influence are spanned by the stories in this book. From seventeenth-century buccaneers to twenty-first century soldiers, from Victorian slums to quiet suburban streets, the play and the monarch it tells of have brought ruination and salvation.
Inspired by the weird, atmospheric horror of nineteenth century author Robert W. Chambers, this collection will introduce you to the original King in Yellow.
And, of course, this book features back-cover/web description blurb refined with the perspicacity of Teresa Edgerton.
