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What October Brings: A Lovecraftian Celebration of Halloween, ed. Douglas Draa

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What October Brings:

A Lovecraftian

Celebration of Halloween

 

Edited by

Douglas Draa

 

(Celaeno Press, September 2018, pb, 332 pp.)

 

“Hallowe’en in a Suburb” by Howard Phillips Lovecraft (poem, not reviewed)
“Uncle’s in the Treetops” by Darrell Schweitzer
“Down into Silence” by Storm Constantine
“The War on Halloween” by Cody Goodfellow
“That Small, Furry, Sharp-toothed Things” by Paul Dale Anderson
“Waters Strangely Clear” by Alan Baxter
“The House on Jimtown Road” by Ran Cartwright
“Spider Wasp” by Tim Curran
“The Old Man Down the Road” by Arinn Dembo
“The Immortician” by Andre E. Harewood
“Nyarlahotep Came Down to Georgia” by Nancy Holder
“A Night for Masks” by Brian M. Sammons
“No Other God but Me” by Adrian Cole
“Inheritance” by Ann K. Schwader
“Hum—Hurt You. Hum—Hurt You. Hum—Hurt You.” by John Shirley
“Cosmic Cola” by Lucy A. Snyder
“Hell Among the Yearlings” by Chet Williamson
“Summer’s End” by Erica Ruppert
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Fantasy & Science Fiction, November/December 2018

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Fantasy & Science Fiction, November/December 2018

“Thanksgiving” by Jeffrey Ford

“Lady of Butterflies” by Y. M. Pang
“Extreme” by Seam McMullen
“The Iconoclasma” by Hanuš Seiner, trans. by Julie Novakova
“Overwintering Habits of the North American River Mermaid” by Abra Staffin-Siebe
“Every Color of Invisible” by Robert Reed
“This Constant Narrowing” by Geoff Ryman
“Other People’s Dreams” by Nina Kiriki Hoffman
“The Baron and His Floating Daughter” by Nick DiChario
“When We Flew Together Through the Ice” by J.R. Dawson
“The Island and Its Boy” by Bo Balder
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Molle Mystery Theater — “Killer, Come Back to Me!” by Ray Bradbury

Posted byDave Truesdale

Mollé Mystery Theater (1943-48) aired “Killer, Come Back to Me!” on May 17, 1946 as one of its estimated 237 episodes, of which only 73 are known to be still in circulation. It would exist under several name changes for another six years or so, and would switch from its original network, NBC, to CBS, …

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