To the snow-blanketed forest comes the wanderingsorcerer, in pursuit of his one true love, haunted bythe scars of memory and the phantom of a bitter,demonic mentor.In the old deserted house, reality blends with thedeadliest fantasies, where the only escape lies on thepath of The Drifting Soul.

The Drifting Soul: a novel

Literature & Fiction

Stephen R. Bissette

Spencer, Matt

Genre Fiction

iUniverse

This is the first in a series of graphic story albums based on the popular motion pictures of the same name, with each volume bringing together a well-known writer and artist. Tribes debuted the first major literary work of Stephen R. Bissette, an award-winning comic book artist universally recognized for his artwork on Swamp Thing . Bissette's take on the movie series is to lock us into an orbiting medical facility infested with a horde of aliens. The only way they can be destroyed is to unleash upon them a specially trained military cleanup crew programmed to be even more ruthless than the aliens. Bissette displays an instinctive talent for writing gripping, visceral prose equal to his talents as a horror artist. The volume is further complemented by the magnificent full-color paintings of another award-winning artist, David Dorman. A truly terrifying ride, it should come as no surprise that this book later won a Bram Stoker Award from the Horror Writers Association. --Stanley Wiater

Aliens: Tribes (Aliens)

Contemporary

Boxtree Ltd.

Book by Stephen R. Bissette, John Totleben

Taboo 8

Kitchen Sink Press

Taboo is a comics anthology edited by Steve Bissette, designed to feature edgier and more adult comics than those published through mainstream publishers. The series began as a horror anthology, but soon branched out into other genres as well.\nThis issue features work from Eddie Campbell, Scott McCloud, Mark Bode, Mark Martin, and the second instalment of Jeff Nicholson's Through the Habitrails.

Taboo Especial

Comics & Graphic Novels

Graphic Novels

Tundra Publishing

Taboo No. 7

Deep Red, Vol. 7

Shane M. Dallman

Chas. Balun

FantaCo Enterprises

For over twenty years Neil Gaiman has been one of the world's bestselling authors, and his loyal following is like none other. But no one has ever undertaken the daunting challenge of cataloging and researching every work the man has ever created. Until now. In Prince of Stories: The Many Worlds of Neil Gaiman, Hank Wagner, Christopher Golden, and Stephen R. Bissette take the reader on a detailed look at the man and his creations. Highlights include interviews with the author himself, collected rare works and previously unpublished writing, photographs, artwork, and conversations with Gaiman's beloved collaborators. Every story and every character are featured at length in this amazing overview of an incredible career. Gaiman's own comments are scattered throughout, shedding light on how he feels about the work he has created Whether you're new to the worlds of Neil Gaiman or a long time traveler who knows these roads by heart, there is something new for everyone in this magnificent special edition of Prince of Stories. Exclusive to this oversized hardcover edition are a special introduction that won't appear anywhere else and several other amazing bonus features we can't discuss just yet! This is going to be the publishing event of the year and we don't expect copies to last long!

Prince of Stories: The Many Worlds of Neil Gaiman

CHRISTOPHER GOLDEN

Hank Wagner

History & Criticism

Cemetery Dance Publications

ABOUT THIS BOOK 
 "The breadth of topics that Steve covers in this book is breathtaking. The number of threads that he finds woven into the intricate tapestry of this single 90 min film is dizzying, and he picks at them all. This book breaks new ground for Electric Dreamhouse, and at an entirely new length six times longer than a standard monograph volume!" Neil Snowdon 
 By 1979 David Cronenberg was already being hailed as a uniquely disturbing film maker. 
 With SHIVERS (1975) and RABID (1977), he displayed an emergent talent for intelligent but confrontational cinematic ideas and imagery, unlike anything that had come before. But it was a raw talent. A talent not quite in control of all the elements of film production. 
 THE BROOD (1979) was Cronenberg's first masterpiece. Now fully in control of his artistic talents and the means of cinematic production, Cronenberg harnessed his considerable gifts to an intensely personal story, that nonetheless drew from related cultural and societal elements to create one of the most overwhelmingly emotional horror movies ever made. It is a film that goes to the heart of pain and trauma, and does not flinch. A film that does not shy away from the destructive aspects of our inner lives, how they damage those around us, and how they live on, infecting those we hold most dear. 
 Join Stephen R. Bissette as he takes a forensic and holistic approach to examining the many facets of this dark jewel of horror...

The Brood

PS Publishing

RETURN IF YOU DARE TO THE HEYDAY OF HORROR . . . 
 To the era of British cinema when the bywords for terror and the celluloid supernatural were Hammer Films, Amicus Productions, and Blythewood the Studio of Screams (as the News of the World dubbed it in 1965). 
 Here, as never permitted before, are the authorised novelizations of four Blythewood classic horror films. Forgotten by some. Unforgettable to many. To chill your spine from the printed page as they once did from the silver screen . . . 
 SWORD OF THE DEMON Death and disaster stalk the members of a British expedition after they plunder the tomb of a legendary Chinese warlord, for among the artefacts they ship back to London is a sword rumoured to contain the spirit of a vengeful demon . . . 
 THE DEVIL S CIRCUS Le Circus Furneaux brings screams of joy wherever they travel, but there are other screams as well. Each searching for a missing brother, Yvette and Hugo will find those screams beneath the big top of The Devil s Circus! . . . 
 CASTLE OF THE LOST After surviving the war, Jack and his wife and child return to his family estate, Grayland Castle, the site of a scandal involving ritual sex and murder. That was all in the past, and now they're here to make the place their home. But in such places, the past does not wish to remain hidden. And in the castle's basements, shadows stir . . . 
 THE SQUEAMISH In the swinging sixties, Geraldine Copper works for the EBFC, better known as the censor, in London s Soho. When she clashes with a firebrand director, Marcus Rand, over cuts to his violent and sexually-charged film The Mortal Sins of Dracula, it sets in train a series of ghastly events as the film itself seems to haunt her . . . 
 BUT WHATEVER HAPPENED TO BLYTHEWOOD STUDIOS? Reclusive former movie producer Lawrence Blythewood agrees to surreptitiously meet with a college professor in rural Québec. Insisting upon the utmost security, he comes out of exile for just 24 hours. Long enough to discuss his cinematic legacy and the four films above but harbouring his own dark agenda . . .

Studio of Screams

Tim Lebbon

Stephen Volk

Mark, Morris

Swamp Thing: A Murder of Crows: v. 4 (Swamp Thing)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

ALAN MOORE

John Totleben

Science Fiction

Titan Books, Ltd.

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