If you picked up my most recent book Arkham House Ephemera: The Classic Years 1937-1973, I am here to slip you the word that no longer is it the latest title to leap to life.
The newest of the new is the eBook LitCrit Megapack Death Lit — a selection of essays and reviews from my fifty years as a critic and commentator in the blood-soaked arenas of horror and the supernatural, mystery and detection. 1974-2024.
I think the material gathered is what they call a Body of Work.
Charles Willeford, Stephen King, Russell Kirk, San Francisco Mysteries, Lovecraft — among the many topics covered between 1974 and today.
I even present my 2002 essay “Collecting Arkham House Ephemera,” which goes into rich detail on how I became obsessed enough to eventually turn out Arkham House Ephemera: The Classic Years 1937-1973.
