Where The Summer Ends: The Best Horror Stories by Karl Edward Wagner, Vol 1

The first volume of Karl Edward Wagner's horror fiction collects the title story, the classic Lovecraftian "Sticks," "The Fourth Seal," "Beyond Any Measure," and other classic horror tales by a unique Southern voice in American fiction. Lavishly designed and illustrated, Wagner's psychological portrayals and ingenious use of Southern landscape make this publication an event. It can also be said to collect all the stories from Wagner's widely acclaimed, now out-of-print collection In A Lonely Place , and includes two addtional stories: the British Fantasy Award Winning novella "Neither Brute Nor Human" and the novelette "Blue Lady, Come Back". ( In A Lonely Place was later re-published to include the story "More Sinned Against". This story can be found in volume two of this Centipede Press series.) Scan Quality : 5 WC : 117,007 Formats : EPUB, MOBI The first volume of Karl Edward Wagner's horror fiction collects the title story, the classic [...]Lovecraftian "Sticks," "The Fourth Seal," "Beyond Any Measure," and other classic horror tales by a unique Southern voice in American fiction. Lavishly designed and illustrated, Wagner's psychological portrayals and ingenious use of Southern landscape make this publication an event.It can also be said to collect all the stories from Wagner's widely acclaimed, now out-of-print collection In A Lonely Place, and includes two addtional stories: the British Fantasy Award Winning novella "Neither Brute Nor Human" and the novelette "Blue Lady, Come Back".(In A Lonely Place was later re-published to include the story "More Sinned Against". This story can be found in volume two of this Centipede Press series.) Table of Contents Foreword: My Friend Karl by Stephen Jones Introduction: Unthreatened by the Morning Light by Karl Edward Wagner In the Pines Sticks The Fourth Seal Where the Summer Ends .220 Swift The River of Night's Dreaming Beyond Any Measure Neither Brute Nor Human Blue Lady, Come Back Afterword: In the Shadows of the Pines by Laird Barron