THE PROZESS MANIFESTATIONS (new collection)

[Jeff Matthews]

From Mark's blog (link here):

The Prozess Manifestations | Mark Samuels

Well, I finished the last story for my next collection of weird fiction a couple of weeks ago so I suppose I should think about sending it out. I’ve settled on the title THE PROZESS MANIFESTATIONS.

The contents will be as follows:

Decay
An End to Perpetual Motion
Moon Blood Red – Tide Turning
The Crimson Fog
The Court of Midnight
In the Complex

All six stories – the middle one a novelette – are interconnected by a common thread.

I envisage trying the indie press hardback merchants first so would welcome suggestions, but I don’t imagine it would see print for a couple of years at the earliest, given the usual waiting-time with publishers.

Mark S.

[Jeff Matthews]

I told Mark I'd love to see a volume of his work from Swan River Press. Sarob would be cool too, if a bit more obscure.

(He's previously published with Tartarus, PS, Ex Occidente, Egaeus, and Chomu)

I also suggested Side Real, Hippocampus, Eibonvale, and Journalstone.

[Raul Urraca]

I am reaching for my wallet; I will physically throw the currency at whomever vends this book.

[luciferfell]

Exciting! I don't think I can endure the wait for a new Samuels collection. Here's hoping he can find a publisher soon!

[Zaharoff]

Would suggest Zagava, as well.

[Jeff Matthews]

Quote Originally Posted by Zaharoff

Would suggest Zagava, as well.

Ah yes, I kind of wrongly conflated this with Ex Occidente. I'm sure he's familiar with it in any case.

[Masonwire]

Even if Mark quickly finds a publisher (and I don't doubt that), it will still take quite a while until we will be able to read all of the stories - as Mark pointed out in his post. Wanting to read his novella "The Crimson Fog" is for me the main incentive to buy S. T. Joshi's soon-to-be released The Red Brain.

[Hidden X]

Quote Originally Posted by Masonwire

Even if Mark quickly finds a publisher (and I don't doubt that), it will still take quite a while until we will be able to read all of the stories - as Mark pointed out in his post. Wanting to read his novella "The Crimson Fog" is for me the main incentive to buy S. T. Joshi's soon-to-be released The Red Brain.

The Red Brain is out.

Amazon.com: The Red Brain: Great Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos eBook: Thomas Ligotti, Caitlín R. Kiernan, Ramsey Campbell, Ray Garton, W. H. Pugmire, Clark Ashton Smith, S. T. Joshi: Kindle Store

 

Amazon.com: The Red Brain: Great Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos eBook: Thomas Ligotti, Caitlín R. Kiernan, Ramsey Campbell, Ray Garton, W. H. Pugmire, Clark Ashton Smith, S. T. Joshi: Kindle Store

[miguel1984]

Quote Originally Posted by Hidden X

Quote Originally Posted by Masonwire Even if Mark quickly finds a publisher (and I don't doubt that), it will still take quite a while until we will be able to read all of the stories - as Mark pointed out in his post. Wanting to read his novella "The Crimson Fog" is for me the main incentive to buy S. T. Joshi's soon-to-be released The Red Brain. The Red Brain is out. Amazon.com: The Red Brain: Great Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos eBook: Thomas Ligotti, Caitlín R. Kiernan, Ramsey Campbell, Ray Garton, W. H. Pugmire, Clark Ashton Smith, S. T. Joshi: Kindle Store   Amazon.com: The Red Brain: Great Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos eBook: Thomas Ligotti, Caitlín R. Kiernan, Ramsey Campbell, Ray Garton, W. H. Pugmire, Clark Ashton Smith, S. T. Joshi: Kindle Store

I cannot wait to put my hands on this one.

[Tom A.]

+1 on Swan River, but really anyone.