Books from Subterranean Press
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Infernal Parade
By Clive Barker"Infernal Parade begins with the tale of a convicted criminal, Tom Requiem, who returns from the brink of death to restore both fear and a touch of awe to a complacent world.
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Reading Backwards
By John Crowley"Reading Backwards is John Crowley's first collection of non-fiction since In Other Words was published in 2007. Like its predecessor, this new book reflects an astonishing range of interests, both literary and otherwise.
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Hell's Bounty
By Joe R. LansdaleIf the Western town of Falling Rock isn't dangerous enough due to drunks, fast guns and greedy miners, it gets a real dose of ugly when a soulless, dynamite-loving bounty hunter named Smith rides into town to bring back a bounty, dead or ...
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Coco Butternut
By Joe R. LansdaleCoco Butternut marks the always-welcome return of Joe R. Lansdale's dysfunctional duo: Hap Collins and Leonard Pine. As usual, wherever Hap and Leonard go, trouble seems to already be there, awaiting their arrival.
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The Ape Man's Brother
By Joe R. LansdaleRecounts the adventures of the Big Guy and his ape-man brother, from the brother's perspective as they live amongst deadly beasts, encounter an expedition of explorers from the outside, make Hollywood movies, and after a humiliating event ...
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Driving to Geronimo's Grave and Other Stories
By Joe R. LansdaleSpanning from the Wild West to the Great Depression and even into the future, this collection of short stories from the author of Jack Rabbit Smile includes tales of killer machines, a big grizzly bear, shipwrecks, monsters and mystery.
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The Best of Harry Turtledove
By Harry Turtledove"This imaginative collection from Hugo Award winner Turtledove (Down in the bottomlands) brings together 24 'what if' stories set in surprisingly altered Earths.
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We Can Remember It for You Wholesale: 1963-1981
By Philip K. DickThe best of these stories, like the best of Dick's novels, are richly imagined, deeply personal visions that no one else could have written. They're going to be around for a very long time to come.
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A Stitch in Time
By Kelley Armstrong"Dust jacket and end sheet illustrations ... by Miranda Meeks"--Copyright page.
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Cruel Fate
By Kelley ArmstrongThree years after discovering that her biological parents are convicted serial killers, Olivia finally has her life back, and it's better than ever.
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Rough Justice
By Kelley ArmstrongA novella featuring Olivia Taylor-Jones, from the Cainsville series.
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Becoming
By Kelley Armstrong'Becoming' covers the darkest part of Elena's introduction to life as a werewolf, and fills in an important chapter in the Otherworld story. The Otherworld, a series of novels written by Kelley Armstrong.
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Or Else My Lady Keeps the Key
By Kage BakerIt's 1672 in Port Royal, Jamaica. John James, London bricklayer's apprentice turned pirate, is returning from the sack of Panama with his share of the loot (a lousy 200 pieces...
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Yellow Dog
By Charles de LintIllustrated chapbook limited to 750 signed, numbered copies.
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Square3
By MIRA. GRANTWhen the great incursion occurred, the fabric of reality was ripped apart and giant monsters invaded the world.
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Mirror Kingdoms: The Best of Peter S. Beagle
By Peter S. BeagleMirror Kingdoms: The Best of Peter S. Beagle collects the very best of these stories, over 200,000 words worth, ranging across 45 years of his career from early stories to freshly minted tales that will surprise and amaze readers.
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An Open Book: Poems
By Orson Scott CardThis is an open book in two senses of the term.It is open because it is a work in progress.
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Rolling in the Deep
By Mira GrantThey didn't expect actual mermaids. They certainly didn't expect those mermaids to have teeth. This is the story of the Atargatis, lost at sea with all hands. Some have called it a hoax; others have called it a maritime tragedy.
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Teaching the Dog to Read
By Jonathan CarrollThe story opens when mid-level office drone Tony Areal receives an extravagant gift: the Lichtenberg wristwatch he has always coveted.
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The Merchant and the Alchemist's Gate
By Ted ChiangThis curious time-travel novella is a gracefully told lesson about accepting fate-or, as better suits this medieval Arabian setting, the will of Allah. A Baghdad merchant discovers an alchemical device...