Work by Eddie Angerhuber?

[nomis]

Hello all,

Does anyone here know where I might find some of Eddie Angerhuber's work? Foolishly, I neglected to buy her collection when it was available from Rainfall Books and have ever since regretted it. I suppose I'd like to read some of her work now so I might further rub salt into that wound.

Any help would be appreciated.

[Beclabbered]

I see it's available at Amazon.
I haven't read this book but would like to know if it's worth tracking down. I know Rainfall has published some quality writers before like Quentin S. Crisp.

In my opinion, it's very much worth tracking down. Eddie has a tremendously dark vision, and I enjoyed her collection immensely. It has that brilliant European sensibility that one can also find in the works of Grabinski, Ewers and Hoffmann.

Eddie translated the collection from her native German into English herself and did a marvellous job, although doubtless there are a few infelicities that would have been smoothed over had it been edited by a native English speaker.

Mark S.

[The New Nonsense]

Did you ever find a copy of Nocturnal Products, Simon?

I see there's one for sale on Amazon.ca, though its priced pretty high. It's a fantastic book, but $162.86 CDN is pretty high considering how slim the book is.

Nocturnal Products: Amazon.ca: Eddie M. Angerhuber: Books

 

Nocturnal Products: Amazon.ca: Eddie M. Angerhuber: Books

[nomis]

No, I haven't found the book yet, but yes I think $162.86 is far too expensive. Despite its scarcity, I refuse to believe the book is worth this much.

For the seller's sake, I hope this is a typo.

Thank you, though, for keeping your eyes open for me. You shall be richly rewarded in the afterlife.

[Russell Nash]

http://www.shadow-writer.co.uk/heart1.html

"Heart of Darkness" by Eddie M. Angerhuber can be found online here.

The Blue Star (E. M. Angerhuber)

and following this link for "The blue star".

[Dr. Valzer]

It's good to see some of Eddie's work available online. I only wish she was producing more.

It's a shame that her Rainfall collection is so scarce. I can't comment as to whether the book is "worth" the high prices it's fetching these days, but I will say that the only way I'm parting with my copy is when they pry it from my cold, dead hands.

[bendk]

I'm hoping Eddie will translate her latest book.




(translation courtesy of Bing)

The Destitute Shadow by Eddie Angerhuber
19 short stories and a new novel

"Summer Storm"
"Visions of Eden"
"Empusa Muscae"
"Sphinx Ligustri"
"The Hidden Chamber"
"Projections"
"Retaliation"
"House of Horror"
"Madame Mosca"
"The Revelations of the Caterpillars Wolf"
"The Invulnerable Image"
"The Network"
"The Product of the Night"
"Rinaldini's Hands"
"The Dragon's Daughter" (a Chinese fairy tale)
"The Heart of Darkness"
"The Hierophant of the Dream"
"The Skull"
"The Second Staircase"
"The Destitute Shadows"


With a number of desolate, atmospheric three color illustrations by Timo Kümmel.

[Gnosticangel]

Does anyone possibly have a copy of Eddie Angerhuber's book, "Nocturnal Products," for sale? (any condition as long as readable)

And does anyone have any word on the promised english translation of her other work?