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Lovecraft Unbound cover and TOC
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April 23rd, 12:22
I've finally been granted permission by my publisher to post the cover of Lovecraft Unbound, which should be out in October from M Press. So here we go!!!



Introduction by Ellen Datlow

The Crevasse by Dale Bailey and Nathan Ballingrud

The Office of Doom by Richard Bowes

Sincerely, Petrified by Anna Tambour

The Din of Celestial Birds by Brian Evenson

The Tenderness of Jackals by Amanda Downum

Sight Unseen by Joel Lane

Cold Water Survival by Holly Phillips

Come Lurk with Me and Be My Love by William Browning Spencer

Houses Under the Sea by Caitlín R. Kiernan

Machines of Concrete Light and Dark by Michael Cisco

Leng by Marc Laidlaw

In the Black Mill by Michael Chabon

One Day, Soon by Lavie Tidhar

Commencement by Joyce Carol Oates

Vernon, Driving by Simon Kurt Unsworth

The Recruiter by Michael Shea

Marya Nox by Gemma Files

Mongoose by Sarah Monette & Elizabeth Bear

Catch Hell by Laird Barron

That of Which We Speak When We Speak of the Unspeakable by Nick Mamatas



A thank you to Nick for creating url of the cover.
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Is that the order of publication?
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Great cover! Do we get to order an addition that is actually leather bound with the little brass trim pieces on the corners? *g*
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That would be lovely. Maybe a small press would love to do a limited edition....

Hey anyone interested??????
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Dude.

That looks fantastic.
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Wonderful. Thanks to you, et al!

Can't wait 'til it's available!
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That really does look amazing. Eeee!
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a FANTASTIC cover!! I'm sure it will be a great book too.
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I'm very happy with it. And the publisher actually gave me a choice of which photo of Lovecraft to go with: the usual one or this, which is him a bit younger, and a little less often used.
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What, no Jeff Ford or Lucius Shepard?! It's not a Datlow anthology without at least one of those two!

All right, I'll buy it anyway. ;)

Jeff P.
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Nope. Neither of them were inspired to be squamous, even without tentacles ;-)
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That is a really terrific cover!
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Isn't it? I hope Howie isn't be rolling over in his grave :-)
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chabon and oats and a lovely cover!
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Don't you dare call Joyce Oats :-) tsk tsk --I know it's a typo!
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Looking forward to reading it!
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Looks beautiful and a great TOC. Looking forward to it.
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Ooh, shiny! This looks right up my aisle, as my friend's German mom often says...
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These are exactly the kinds of responses I like to hear :-)
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Lovecraft died in 1937. The Amazon description says '35.
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Looking forward to the book!
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Wonderful cover, great selection of stories!
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that is one hell of a line up.
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It looks marvelous, Ellen! I can't wait to read it!
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Full disclosure: there are four reprints--those by
Joyce Carol Oates
Michael Chabon
Caitlin R. Kiernan
Brian Evenson
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Gorgeous cover and great TOC. And I agree with those who hope this comes out in a Subterranean edition, complete with metal corners. This is what someone wrote to me about a current s.e. of theirs: "I've never really been a collector of books in the sense of hungering after the plushest editions and limited editions etc, but seeing this book, I can see the attraction. I can't stress how beautiful the book is ... In an age where quality counts for very little, I'm astonished at the quality...I wish you could see it. The paper is like a dream substance, of a thickness and texture that almost seems edible." Of course, if anyone puts out a special edition LOVECRAFT UNBOUND, the paper should give unspeakable dreams to anyone who eats it.
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I suppose I could ask Bill if he's interested. I'd have to leave out the Chabon story though as I only have rights for the Dark Horse edition.
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This looks amazing. Can't wait to get a copy.
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Wonderful. And the lead-off spot! My first ever. :)
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Congratulations!
Btw, your check went out today, along with everyone else's who haven't gotten paid yet.
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Ooh lovely. Looking forward to it.

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