THE WEIRD TALES BOYS (Lovecraft, Howard & Smith) Stephen Jones PS 200 copy HC

Description: THE WEIRD TALES BOYS by Stephen Jones, intro by Ramsey Campbell, art by Les Edwards. Hornsea, UK; PS Publishing; 2023. LIMITED 200 copy slipcased hardcover SIGNED by author, introducer & artist + facsimile Lovecraft, Howard & Smith autographs. SOLD OUT. PLEASE NOTE: This is a PC copy, usually reserved for the press & contributors. Please be aware of this when making your purchase. Publisher description: CATEGORY Exploration of the influence of H.P. Lovecraft, Robert E. Howard and Calrk Ashton Smith and the iconic pulp magazine Weird Tales INTRODUCTION Ramsey Campbell PUBLICATION DATE September 2023 COVER ART Les Edwards PAGES 248 EDITION Signed Hardcover — ISBN 978-1-78636-997-0. 200 copies signed by Stephen Jones, Ramsey Campbell, Les Edwards and with facsimile signatures of Lovercraft, Howard and Smith in an illustrated slipcase ABOUT THE BOOK WHEN THE HISTORY of fantasy and horror fiction is being discussed, the pulp magazine Weird Tales is inevitably mentioned. Originally selling for just twenty-five cents on news-stands, and printed on low-grade “pulp” paper, Weird Tales was the first magazine devoted exclusively to weird and fantastic fiction. The three most important and influential writers to have their work published in the pages of 'The Unique Magazine" were Rhode Island horror writer H.P. Lovecraft; the Texan creator of Conan the Cimmerian, Robert E. Howard and the Californian poet, short story writer, illustrator and sculptor, Clark Ashton Smith. In The Weird Tales Boys, award-winning writer and editor Stephen Jones explores the relationship between this trio of—in many ways flawed—friends, and how their work and Iives became not just entwined with each other, but also with so many other authors and publishers of the period. The legacy of these writers—Lovecraft, Howard and Smith—and the periodical in which their work appeared still has a profound influence on horror and fantasy fiction after more than a century, as the "Weird Tales Boys" continue to cast their long, talented and sometmes controversial shadows over the genre today. This is their story . . . Fine in fine dj & fine slipcase. SOLD OUT.FREE DOMESTIC Media Mail shipping or $15.90 Priority Mail domestic shipping. International shipping by Global Shipping Program only. NO EXCEPTIONS. NOT responsible for any import tax levied by Customs Offices in individual countries.

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