Böcker av C M Muller

An annual anthology of strange and darksome tales, which this year profiles the work of 19 contemporary scribes: Patricia Lillie, David McGroarty, Shannon Scott, Samuel M. Moss, J.A.W. McCarthy, Sean Logan, Sam Hicks, Simon Strantzas, M.K. Anderson, Dan Stintzi, Tracy Fahey, M.R. Cosby, Mary Portser, Charles Wilkinson, J.C. Raye, Brady Golden, Casilda Ferrante, Adam Meyer, and M. Lopes da Silva."A very promising anthology." -Ellen Datlow, Best Horror of the Year"An annual highlight of the genre." -Anthony Watson, Dark Musings"Weirdness with truth at its heart." -Des Lewis, Real-Time Reviews

Hidden Folk collects twelve previously published "strange and darksome" tales by C.M. Muller, editor of the award-winning Nightscript anthology series. These stories first appeared in venues such as Shadows & Tall Trees, Supernatural Tales, and Weirdbook. "Remarkable...The best stories do a lot in a very short space."-Brian Evenson, author of None of You Shall Be Spared "The writing here is so assured it's hard to believe it's a debut."-David Longhorn, editor of Supernatural Tales "An author of strange fiction to keep a close eye on."-Simon Strantzas, author of Nothing is Everything "Muller's stories are sorrowful and stay in my head like folk tales...They haunt me long after finishing them."-Christopher Slatsky, author of The Immeasurable Corpse of Nature "An excellent, enigmatic, and precise examination of the topography of the weird. Recommended!"-Michael Kelly, editor of Year's Best Weird Fiction "Darkly didactic...Those who follow Muller through these thresholds will remain haunted."-Clint Smith, author of Ghouljaw and The Skeleton Melodies "A landmark collection."-Des Lewis, Real-Time Reviews

Secondary Roads collects twelve "strange and darksome" tales by C.M. Muller, editor of the award-winning Nightscript anthology series. "A strangely beguiling collection of frissons."-Michael Kelly, Undertow Publications Praise for C.M. Muller's previous collection, Hidden Folk: "Remarkable...The best stories do a lot in a very short space."-Brian Evenson, author of A Collapse of Horses "The writing here is so assured it's hard to believe it's a debut."-David Longhorn, editor of Supernatural Tales "An author of strange fiction to keep a close eye on."-Simon Strantzas, author of Nothing is Everything "Muller's stories are sorrowful and stay in my head like folk tales...They haunt me long after finishing them."-Christopher Slatsky, author of Alectryomancer "An excellent, enigmatic, and precise examination of the topography of the weird. Recommended!"-Michael Kelly, editor of Year's Best Weird Fiction "Darkly didactic...Those who follow Muller through these thresholds will remain haunted."-Clint Smith, author of Ghouljaw and The Skeleton Melodies "A landmark collection."-Des Lewis, Real-Time Reviews

Detective Ezra Kaul has been hired to find a missing girl, and his investigation will reveal more about himself than he could ever have imagined. For fans of Jean-Luc Godard's Alphaville and metaphysical noir.

An annual anthology of strange and darksome tales, which this year profiles the work of 23 contemporary scribes: Simon Strantzas, Rowley Amato, Malcolm Devlin, M.K. Anderson, Charles Wilkinson, Daniel Braum, Christi Nogle, David Peak, Clint Smith, Amar Benchikha, Cory Cone, Inna Effress, Christian Riley, Adam Golaski, Jessica Phelps, Stephen J. Clark, Armel Dagorn, James Everington, Rebecca J. Allred, John Howard, David Surface, Julia Rust, M.R. Cosby."A very promising anthology." -Ellen Datlow, Best Horror of the Year"An annual highlight of the genre." -Anthony Watson, Dark Musings"Weirdness with truth at its heart." -Des Lewis, Real-Time Reviews

Charles Algren, a burned-out American novelist, ventures to Paris, France in the hope of reinvigorating his health and ailing imagination. Not long after his arrival, however, the desperate author becomes the unwitting protagonist of a tale which seems bent on consuming him whole. It begins with the discovery of a strange book, and continues with the appearance of a mysterious woman glimpsed in a cafe, who lures Algren into an obsessive nightmare. Led from one arrondissment to another, as well as into the dark labyrinth beneath this City of Lights, the author is quick to realize that nothing is as it seems in this fantastical wonderland.

This first omnibus gathers together some of the best weird and wonderful stories published in the first twelve volumes of the Dark Lane Anthology, and the fabulous black and white illustrations that originally accompanied them.Here find deliciously strange tales by some of the best writers working in the field of horror and dark fantasy including Sam Hicks, C.M. Muller, Rhonda Eikamp, Rebecca Lloyd, Edward Ahern, Bill Davidson, Couri Johnson, and many more...beautifully illustrated throughout by the artist Vikki Yeates.