The official release date is 20th December, and the antho will be going out for the special Christmas price of £0.99p (to try and get it up those Amazon charts!!). On 26th December it will revert to £1.99.
Edited by Andy Remic and Wayne Simmons
Welcome to our anthology, a collection of weird and bizarre tales of twisted imagination by Neal Asher, Tony Ballantyne, Eric Brown, Richard Ford, Ian Graham, Lee Harris, Colin Harvey, Vincent Holland-Keen, James Lovegrove, Gary McMahon, Stan Nicholls, Andy Remic, Jordan Reyne, Ian Sales, Steven Savile, Wayne Simmons, Guy N. Smith, Adrian Tchaikovsky, Jeffrey Thomas, Danie Ware, Ian Watson and Ian Whates. Artwork by Vincent Chong.
The anthology is dedicated to the late Colin Harvey, with great affection.
In the tradition of Poe, Kafka, Borges and H. G. Wells, this collection of weird stories are written with the primary drive of presenting twisted deviations of normality. Whether it's the deviant factory workers of Neal Asher's Plastipak™ Limited, the pus-oozing anti-cherub of Ian Graham's Rotten Cupid, the acid-snot disgorging freak of Andy Remic's SNOT, or Ian Watson's alternate zombie-crucifixion, each story will drag your organs up through your oesophagus and give your brain a chilli-fired beating.
• WEIRD TALES
• DISTURBING CONCEPTS
• DEVIATED BLACK HUMOUR
• NO GENRE LEFT UNGOUGED
Vivisepulture is an EBOOK original anthology edited by Andy Remic and Wayne Simmons. Vivisepulture can be purchased from www.anarchy-books.com in PDF, EBOOK and MOBI formats.
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16 comments:
For 99 pence it's got to be worth a punt. Looking forward to reading your story. I also like Ian Watson's short stories so that's something else to look forward to. Guy N Smith! Not heard that name for ages. I remember reading his horror novels in the 80s.
Add another two purchases, showed it to a fellow SF nut at work today.
Could do with a review on Amazon, I may get around to it after I read a few stories, got to finish another book first.
going to get that as well... as a side note - I tried to get Runcible Tales - no chance :( Some guys are selling it on Amazon at a price over 200 dollars *shocked*
http://www.amazon.com/Runcible-Tales-Writer-Future-Asher/dp/1902628241/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1324560425&sr=8-1
I just LOVE One-Click-Buy :)
Check here for copies of runcible tales: http://supamasu.co.uk/
I think they are out of business :(
After some 40 years promoting new authors, we regret to say that we are now closing down our business. We wish new authors every success in the future with new publishers
Well damn, he didn't tell me. This means I can rework Runcible Tales and publish it myself, or maybe use the stories from it plus some extras in a collection.
well, that means you can put it on kindle ;-) 1 buyer guaranteed ;-)
Cheers Neal,look forward to Runcible Tales as well. Any thoughts on Masons Rats on Kindle?
Maybe a collection with Runcible Tales, Mason's Rats and a few others. There're some stories out there that have yet to appear in a collection - stuff like Owner Space and Shell Game (in Dozois anthologies) and one or two early ones from various small press mags.
I would like to see that. Another question to that accord - how did the Spatterjay Audiobooks do on audible? I would really like to see/hear more audiobooks from you since I'm travelling around 2 - 3 hours a day. Any news on the audiobook front?
Roger, Wildside press are talking to Audible about The Engineer ReConditioned. If I have any news on that I'll put a post up.
Oh, and there's stuff of mine on http://www.starshipsofa.com/
well thanks Neal. Here is the link for anyone interested.
http://www.starshipsofa.com/blog/2009/07/15/aural-delights-no-93-neal-asher/
I just donated €5 to the site, I don't know if you get any royalties on it but I think it's prudent to support SF sites ;-)
Btw. the introduction is quite a challenge for a Swiss guy - what is that? Scottish?
He sounds like a Geordie to me Roger, that is someone from Newcastle, NE Englandshire. Even we Scots need subtitles for those folks!
Well, does not matter, updated my parser over night and getting the hang of it - I JUST LOVE this patois :)
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