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Thomas Ligotti: A Bibliography
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Thomas Ligotti: A Bibliography
Compiled by Douglas A. Anderson
Published by Douglas A. Anderson
04-08-2005
Stories, Verse and Screenplays

"The Agonizing Resurrection of Victor Frankenstein, Citizen of Geneva"  [sk]
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (1985) [under "Three Scientists"]
            The Agonizing Resurrection of Victor Frankenstein & Other Gothic Tales (1997)
"Alice's Last Adventure"
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (1985)
            Douglas Winter (ed).  Prime Evil (1988)
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (revised, 1989)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"Allan and Adelaide—An Arabesque"
            Fantasy Macabre, no. 2 (April 1981)  
            Crypt of Cthulhu,  9 no. 1,  whole no. 68 (Hallowmas 1989)
"Aunt Elise: A Tale of Possession in Old Grosse Pointe"  [see "The Christmas Eves of
Aunt Elise"]
"Autumn Horror"  [see "Autumnal"]
"Autumnal"  [sk]
            Dagon, no. 22/23 (September-December 1988) [as "Autumn Horror"]
            Noctuary (1994)
"The Bells Will Sound Forever"
            In a Foreign Town, In a Foreign Land (1997)
            Stephen Jones (ed.). The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror, v. 9 (1998)
            Teatro Grotesco (forthcoming)
"The Blasphemous Enlightenment of Prof. Francis Wayland Thurston of Boston,
Providence, and the Human Race"  [sk]
            Fantasy & Terror, no. 5 (1985)  [part of "Selections of Lovecraft", with the name
in the title given as "Prof. Angell"]
            Crypt of Cthulhu, 9 no. 1, whole no. 68 (Hallowmas 1989)  [part of "Selections of
Lovecraft"]  
            The Agonizing Resurrection of Victor Frankenstein & Other Gothic Tales (1997)
"The Blonde: A Sonnet" [verse, under the pseudonym Frank Santino]
            Theoretical Detective, no.1 (c. 1982).  [A one-off zine edited by Tina Said]
"The Bungalow House"
            The Urbanite, no. 5 (1995)  
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
            Stephen Jones (ed). The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror, v. 7 (1996)
            Teatro Grotesco (forthcoming)
"The Career of Nightmares"  [sk]
            Tiamet, no 5 (June/July 1991)  [as "Nightmare Horror"]  
            Crypt of Cthulhu, 9 no. 1, whole no. 68 (Hallowmas 1989) [as "Nightmare
Horror",  part of "Studies in Horror"]  
            Noctuary (1994)
"Charnel House of the Moon"  
            Punk-Surrealist Cafe, no. 6 (October 1981)
            Crypt of Cthulhu, 9 no. 1, whole no. 68 (Hallowmas 1989)
"The Christmas Eves of Aunt Elise:  A Tale of Possession in Old Grosse Pointe"
            Grimoire, no. 3 (Winter 1982-1983)  
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (1985) [as "Aunt Elise:  A Tale of Possession in Old
Grosse Pointe"]
Songs of a Dead Dreamer (revised, 1989)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"The Chymist"
            Nyctalops, 3 no. 2, whole no. 16 (March 1981)
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (revised, 1989)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"The Clown Puppet"
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
            Teatro Grotesco (forthcoming)
"The Cocoons"
            Grimscribe (1991)
            Weird Tales, 53 no. 2, whole no. 303 (Winter 1991-1992)
            DAC News, October 1992
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"The Complete Madman" (sk)  [collected in "Paradoxes from Hell", op. cit.]  
            Grimoire, no. 4 (1983)  [under the pseudonym Charles Miguel Riaz]  
"Conversations in a Dead Language"  
            Deathrealm, No. 8 (Spring 1989)
            Noctuary (1994)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
            Richard Chizmar and Robert Morrish (eds.).  October Dreams (2000)
"Crampton" [by Thomas Ligotti and Brandon Trenz]  [Unproduced screenplay written
            1998, for an episode of The X-Files]
            [posted at Thomas Ligotti Online 2000-2002]
            Crampton (2002)
"Death without End"  [sk]
            Tiamet, no 5 (June/July 1991)  [as "Macabre Horror"]  
            Crypt of Cthulhu, 9 no. 1, whole no. 68 (Hallowmas 1989) [as "Macabre
Horror",  part of "Studies in Horror"]  
            Noctuary (1994)
"The Decayed Mystic" (sk) [collected in "Paradoxes from Hell", op. cit.]  
            Grimoire, no. 4 (1983)  [under the pseudonym Charles Miguel Riaz]  
"The Demon Man"  [sk]
            Crypt of Cthulhu, 9 no. 1, whole no. 68 (Hallowmas 1989) [as "Demonic
Horror",  part of  "Studies in Horror"]  
            Noctuary (1994)
"Demonic Horror"  [see "The Demon Man"]
"The Deranged Poet" (sk) [collected in "Paradoxes from Hell", op. cit.]  
            Grimoire, no. 4 (1983)  [under the pseudonym Charles Miguel Riaz]  
"Dr. Locrian's Asylum"
            Grue, no. 5 (1987)
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (revised, 1989)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
            [posted at Thomas Ligotti Online (1998-2002)]
"Dr. Voke and Mr. Veech"
            Grimoire, no. 5 (Summer 1983)
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (1985)
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (revised, 1989)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
            [posted at Thomas Ligotti Online (1998-2002)]
"Dream of a Mannikin"
            Eldritch Tales, 2 no. 3, whole no. 9 (1982)  [as "Dream of a Mannikin, or the
Third Person"]
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (1985) [as "Dream of a Mannikin, or the Third
Person"]
Jessica Amanda Salmonson (ed).  Tales by Moonlight II (1989) [as "Dream of a
Mannikin, or the Third Person"]  
Songs of a Dead Dreamer (revised, 1989)
Dziemianowicz (et al, eds).  To Sleep, Perchance to Dream…Nightmare (1993)
The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"The Dreaming in Nortown"
            Tiamet, no. 5 (June/July 1991)  
            Grimscribe (1991)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"Dreamworld Horror"  [see "The Eternal Mirage"]  
"Drink to Me Only with Labyrinthine Eyes"
            Nyctalops, 3 no. 3, whole no. 17 (June 1982)
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (1985)
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (revised, 1989)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"The Dwarf" [sk] by Aloysius Bertrand, translated by Thomas Ligotti  
            Fantasy & Terror, no. 6 (1985)
"The Eternal Devotion of the Governess to the Residents of Bly"  [sk]
            Fantasy & Terror,  no. 7 (1985)
            The Agonizing Resurrection of Victor Frankenstein & Other Gothic Tales (1997)
"The Eternal Mirage"  [sk]
            Tiamet, no 5 (June/July 1991) [as "Dreamworld Horror"]  
            Crypt of Cthulhu, 9 no. 1, whole no. 68 (Hallowmas 1989) [as "Dreamworld
Horror",  part of "Studies in Horror"]  
            Noctuary (1994)
"The Ever-Vigilant Guardians of Secluded Estates"  [sk]
            Fantasy & Terror,  no. 7 (1985) [as "The Ever Vigilant Guardians of Secluded
and Opulent Estates"]
            The Agonizing Resurrection of Victor Frankenstein & Other Gothic Tales (1997)
"Excerpt from Dreams of the Zodiac" [see "The Physic"]
"The Excruciating Final Days of Dr. Henry Jekyll, Englishman" [sk]
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (1985) [under "Three Scientists"]
            The Agonizing Resurrection of Victor Frankenstein & Other Gothic Tales (1997)
"Exotic Horror"  [see "The Unfamiliar"]
"Eye of the Lynx"
            Nyctalops, 3 no. 4, whole no. 18 (April 1983)
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (revised, 1989)
            Michele Slung (ed).  Shudder Again (1993)  
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"The Fabulous Alienation of the Outsider, Being of No Fixed Abode"  [sk]
            Fantasy & Terror, no. 5 (1985)  [part of "Selections of Lovecraft"]
            Crypt of Cthulhu, 9 no. 1, whole no. 68 (Hallowmas 1989)  [part of "Selections of
Lovecraft"]  
            The Agonizing Resurrection of Victor Frankenstein & Other Gothic Tales (1997)
"Les Fleurs"
            Dark Horizons, no. 23 (Summer 1981)
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (1985)
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (revised, 1989)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"Flowers of the Abyss"
            Nyctalops, 4 no. 1, whole no. 19 (April 1991)  
            Grimscribe (1991)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"The Frolic"
            Fantasy Tales, 5, whole no. 9 (Spring 1982)
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (1985)
            Stephen Jones and David A. Sutton (eds).  The Best Horror from Fantasy Tales
(1988)
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (revised, 1989)
            Stefan R. Dziemianowicz, Robert Weinberg and Martin H. Greenberg (eds).
                        Nursery Crimes (1993)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"Gas Station Carnivals"
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
            Stephen Jones (ed). The Best New Horror: Volume Eight (1997)
Kealan Patrick Burke (ed.). Taverns of the Dead (2005)
            Teatro Grotesco (forthcoming)
"Ghost Stories for the Dead"  ["The New Blackness";  "The New Silence";  "The Old
Nonsense and the New";  "Tales of the New Dream"]
            Grimoire, no. 2 (Fall 1982)  
            Crypt of Cthulhu,  9 no. 1,  whole no. 68 (Hallowmas 1989)
            [posted at Thomas Ligotti Online (1998 - 2002)]
"The Glamour"
            Grimscribe (1991)
            Brian M. Stableford (ed).  The Dedalus Book of Femme Fatales (1992)  
            Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling (eds).  Year's Best Fantasy & Horror:  Fifth
            Annual Collection (1992)  
            Stephen Jones and Ramsey Campbell (eds).  Best New Horror 4 (1993)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"Gothic Horror"  [see "Salvation by Doom"]
"The Greater Festival of Masks"
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (1985)
            Ramsey Campbell (ed).  Fine Frights:  Stories That Scared Me (1988)
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (revised, 1989)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
            Robert Weinberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz, and Martin H. Greenberg (eds). 100
            Tiny Tales of Terror (1996)  
            [posted at Thomas Ligotti Online (1998 - 2002)]
"The Heart of Count Dracula, Descendent of Attila, Scourge of God"  [sk]
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (1985) [under "Two Immortals"]
            The Agonizing Resurrection of Victor Frankenstein & Other Gothic Tales (1997)
            Robert Weinberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz, and Martin H. Greenberg (eds). 100
            Vicious Little Vampire Stories  (1995)
            Stephen Jones (ed). The Mammoth Book of Dracula (1997)
"His Shadow Shall Rise to a Higher House"
            In a Foreign Town, In a Foreign Land (1997)
            Weird Tales, no. 315 ([January] 1999)
            Darrell Schweitzer, ed. Weird Tales 313-316 (2003)
            Teatro Grotesco (forthcoming)
"I Have a Special Plan for This World" [short story]
            Horror Garage #2 (November 2000)
            Stephen Jones, ed.  The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror,  v. 12 (2001)
            My Work Is Not Yet Done (2002)
"I Have a Special Plan for This World"  [verse]
            I Have a Special Plan for This World (2000)
            Teatro Grotesco (forthcoming)
"In a Foreign  Land, In a Foreign Town" [four stories]  
            In a Foreign Land, In a Foreign Town (1997)
            Teatro Grotesco (forthcoming)
"In the Shadow of Another World"
            Dagon, no. 21 (1988)  
            Grimscribe (1991)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"The Insufferable Salvation of Lawrence Talbot the Wolfman"  [sk]
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (1985) [under "Two Immortals"]
            The Agonizing Resurrection of Victor Frankenstein & Other Gothic Tales (1997)
"The Interminable Equation"  [sk]
            Tiamet, no 5 (June/July 1991)  [as "Nihilistic Horror"]  
            Crypt of Cthulhu, 9 no. 1, whole no. 68 (Hallowmas 1989) [as "Nihilistic
Horror",  part of "Studies in Horror"]  
            Noctuary (1994)
"The Interminable Residence of the Friends of the House of Usher"  [sk]
            Fantasy & Terror, no. 6 (1985)  [part of "A Selection of Poe"]
            The Agonizing Resurrection of Victor Frankenstein & Other Gothic Tales (1997)
"The Intolerable Lesson of the Phantom of the Opera"  [sk]
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (1985)[under "Leading Men"]
            The Agonizing Resurrection of Victor Frankenstein & Other Gothic Tales (1997)
"Introduction"  [to Grimscribe]
            Grimscribe (1991)
"Invocation to the Void"  [sk]
            Grimoire, no. 6 (1983) [as "To Conceive of Another World", under the
                        pseudonym Charles Miguel Riaz]
            Crypt of Cthulhu, 9 no. 1, whole no. 68 (Hallowmas 1989) [as "Occult Horror",
            part of "Studies in Horror"]  
            Noctuary (1994)
"The Journal of J. P. Drapeau"
            Dagon, no. 20 (1987)  
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (revised, 1989)
            [reworked into a scenario "In a City of Bells and Towers," as by Mark Morrison
            and Thomas Ligotti, for the Horror on the Orient-Express gaming module for the
            5th edition of Call of Cthulhu (1991)]
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"The Last Feast of Harlequin"
            The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, April 1990 [cover story]
            Grimscribe (1991)
            Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling (eds).  Year's Best Fantasy & Horror:  Fourth
            Annual Collection  (1991)
            Stephen Jones and Ramsey Campbell (eds).  Best New Horror 2 (1991)
            Stephen Jones and Ramsey Campbell (eds).  The Giant Book of Best New Horror
            (1993)  
            Edward L. Ferman & Kristine Kathryn Rusch (eds). The Best from Fantasy &
            Science Fiction: A 45th Anniversary Anthology (1994)
            Jim Turner (ed).
            Cthulhu 2000 (1995)  
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
            Joyce Carol Oates (ed). American Gothic Tales (1996)
"Leading Men" ["The Unbearable Rebirth of the Phantom of the Wax Museum";  and
"The Intolerable Lesson of the Phantom of the Opera";  see under individual
titles]
"The Library of Byzantium"
            Dagon, no. 22/23 (September-December 1988)
            Grimscribe (1991)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"The Lost Art of Twilight"
            Dark Horizon, no. 30 (Summer 1986)
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (revised, 1989)
            Weird Tales, no. 297 (Summer 1990)
            Martin H. Greenberg, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz and Robert Weinberg (eds). A
                        Taste for Blood (1993)
            John Betancourt (ed). Best of Weird Tales (1995)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"Macabre Horror"  [see "Death without End"]  
"Mad Night of Atonement"
            Grue, No. 9 (1989)
            Noctuary (1994)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"The Madman", by Aloysius Bertrand, translated by Thomas Ligotti
            Fantasy and Terror, no. 7  (1985)
"Masquerade of a Dead Sword"
            Jessica Amanda Salmonson (ed).  Heroic Visions II (1986)
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (revised, 1989)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"The Masters Eyes Shining with Secrets" [sk]
            Fantasy & Terror, no. 4 (1984)  [as "Transcendental Horror"]
            Crypt of Cthulhu, 9 no. 1, whole no. 68 (Hallowmas 1989) [as "Transcendental
Horror", part of "Studies in Horror"]  
            Noctuary (1994)
"The Mechanical  Museum" [by John B. Ford and Thomas Ligotti]
            John B. Ford and Guests.  The Evil Entwines (2002)
            John B. Ford.  The Evil Entwines - Extended Edition (forthcoming)
"The Medusa"
            Fantasy Tales, 3 no. 1, whole no. 7 (Winter 1991)
            Stephen Jones and Ramsey Campbell (eds).  Best New Horror 3 (1992)  
            Stephen Jones and Ramsey Campbell (eds).  The Giant Book of Terror (1994)
            Noctuary (1994)
            Stephen Jones and David Sutton (eds). The Giant Book of Fantasy Tales (1996)  
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"Michigan Basement" [by Thomas Ligotti and Brandon Trenz]
            [Unpublished, unproduced screenplay]
"Miss Plarr"
            Grimscribe (1991)
            Weird Tales,  53 no. 2, whole no. 303 (Winter 1991-1992)  
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"The Mocking Mystery"  [sk]
            Noctuary (1994)
"Mrs. Rinaldi's Angel"
            Ellen Datlow (ed).  A Whisper of Blood (1991)  
            Noctuary (1994)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"The Murderer", by Gaston Danville, translated by Thomas Ligotti
            Fantasy Macabre, no. 7 (1985)
"The Music of the Moon"
            Fantasy Macabre, no. 9 (1987)  
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (revised, 1989)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
            Stefan R. Dziemianowicz, Robert Weinberg and Martin H. Greenberg (eds). 100
                        Twisted Little Tales of  Torment (1998)
"My Case for Retributive Action"
            Weird Tales, 57 no. 4, whole no. 324 (Summer 2001)
            David G. Hartwell and Kathryn Cramer, eds. Year's Best Fantasy 2 (2002)
            Subterranean Press chapbook (forthcoming)
            Teatro Grotesco (forthcoming)
"My Work Is Not Yet Done"
            [posted at Thomas Ligotti Online, January 2002]
            My Work Is Not Yet Done (2002)
"The Mystics of Muelenburg"
            Crypt of Cthulhu, 7 no. 1, whole no. 51 (Hallowmas 1987)
            Grimscribe (1991)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
            Stefan R. Dziemianowicz, Robert Weinberg and Martin H. Greenberg (eds). 100
                        Fiendish Little Frightmares (1997)
"The Nameless Horror"  [sk]
            Crypt of Cthulhu, 9 no. 1, whole no. 68 (Hallowmas 1989) [as "Nameless
Horror",  part of "Studies in Horror"]  
            Noctuary (1994)
"Nethescurial"
            Grimscribe (1991)
            Weird Tales, 53 no. 2, whole no. 303 (Winter 1991-1992)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"The New Blackness"  [sk] [see "Ghost Stories for the Dead"]  
"New Faces in the City"  [sk]
            Crypt of Cthulhu, 9 no. 1, whole no. 68 (Hallowmas 1989) [as "Unreal Horror",  
part of "Studies in Horror"]  
            Noctuary (1994)
"The New Silence" [sk] [see "Ghost Stories for the Dead"]
"The Night School"
            Grimscribe (1991)
            Tekeli-li!, no. 4 (Winter/Spring 1992)  
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"Nightmare Horror" [see "The Career of Nightmares"]
"The Nightmare Network"
            John C. Pelan (ed).  Darkside: Horror for the Next Millenium (1996)
            Esoterra, no. 8 (Winter/Spring 1999)
            My Work Is Not Yet Done (2002)
"Nihilistic Horror"  [see "The Interminable Equation"]  
"Notes on the Writing of Horror:  A Story"
            Dark Horizons, no. 28 (Spring 1985)
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (1985)
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (revised, 1989)
            David G. Hartwell (ed).  Foundations of Fear (1992)
            David G. Hartwell (ed).  Foundations of Fear: Visions of Fear (1994)
"The Nyctalops Trilogy"  ["The Chymist";  "Drink to Me Only with Labyrinthine Eyes";  
and "Eye of the Lynx"; these three stories are referred to as "The Nyctalops
Trilogy" only on the contents page of the expanded Songs of a Dead Dreamer
(1989)]
"Occult Horror"  [see "Invocation to the Void"]  
"The Old Nonsense and the New" [sk] [see "Ghost Stories for the Dead"]
"One May Be Dreaming"  [sk]
            Dagon, no. 22/23 (September-December 1988) [as "Oneiric Horror"]
            Noctuary (1994)
"One Thousand Painful Variations Performed upon Divers Creatures Undergoing the
Treatment of Dr. Moreau, Humanist"  [sk]
Grimoire, no. 1 (Summer 1982)  
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (1985) [under "Three Scientists"]
Rhysling Anthology 1986
            The Agonizing Resurrection of Victor Frankenstein & Other Gothic Tales (1997)  
"Oneiric Horror"  [see "One May Be Dreaming"]
"The Order of Illusion"  [sk]
            Fantasy & Terror, no. 4 (1984)  [Twelve Ghosts and Twelve Others] [as "Order of
Illusion"]  
Crypt of Cthulhu, 9 no. 1, whole no. 68 (Hallowmas 1989)  [as "Order of  
            Illusion"]
            Noctuary (1994)
"Our Temporary Supervisor"
            Weird Tales, 58 no. 1, whole no. 325 (Fall 2001)
            Brian Youmans, ed. Best of the Rest 3:  The Best Unknown Science Fiction and
Fantasy of 2001 (2002)
            Stephen Jones, ed.  The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror, v. 13 (2002)
            Subterranean Press chapbook (forthcoming)
            Teatro Grotesco (forthcoming)
"Paradoxes from Hell"  [a grouping of five short pieces:  "The Decayed Mystic";  "The
Stricken Philosopher";  "The Deranged Poet";  "The Complete Madman";  and
                        "Postscript"]
            AKLO:  A Volume of the Fantastic, edited by Mark Valentine, Roger Dobson and
R.B. Russell (1998)
            Teatro Grotesco (forthcoming)
"The Perilous Legacy of Emily St. Aubert, Inheritress of Udolpho"  [sk]
            Fantasy & Terror,  no. 7 (1985)
            The Agonizing Resurrection of Victor Frankenstein & Other Gothic Tales (1997)
"The Physic"  [sk]
            Grimoire, no. 2 (1982)  [as "Excerpt from Dreams of the Zodiac", as by Louis
                        Miguel Riaz]
            Noctuary (1994)
"Postscript" (sk)  [collected in "Paradoxes from Hell", op. cit.]  
            Grimoire, no. 4 (1983)  [under the pseudonym Charles Miguel Riaz]  
"Prehistoric Horror"  [see "Primordial Loathing"]
"The Premature Death of H. P. Lovecraft, Oldest Man in New England"  [sk]
            Fantasy & Terror, no. 5 (1985)  [part of "Selections of Lovecraft"]
            Crypt of Cthulhu, 9 no. 1, whole no. 68 (Hallowmas 1989)  [part of "Selections of
Lovecraft"]  
            The Agonizing Resurrection of Victor Frankenstein & Other Gothic Tales (1997)
"Primordial Loathing"  [sk]
            Tiamet, no 5 (June/July 1991)  [as "Prehistoric Horror"]
            Crypt of Cthulhu, 9 no. 1, whole no. 68 (Hallowmas 1989) [as "Prehistoric
Horror",  part of "Studies in Horror"]  
            Noctuary (1994)
"The Prodigy of Dreams"
            David D. Dayo, Jr. (ed).  All the Devils Are Here (1986)  
            Crypt of Cthulhu, 9 no. 1, whole no. 68 (Hallowmas 1989)
            Noctuary (1994)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"Professor Nobody's Little Lectures on Supernatural Horror"
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (1985)
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (revised, 1989)
"Puppet Horror"  [see "The Puppet Masters"]
"The Puppet Masters"  [sk]
            Crypt of Cthulhu, 9 no. 1, whole no. 68 (Hallowmas 1989) [as "Puppet Horror",  
part of "Studies in Horror"]  
            Noctuary (1994)
"Purity"
            Weird Tales, 59 no. 3, whole no. 331 (Spring 2003)
"The Real Wolf"  
            Nocturne, no. 1 (1988)  
            Chills, no. 5 (Spring 1991)  
            Dziemianowicz (et al, eds).  100 Creepy Little Creature Stories (1994)
"The Red  Tower"
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
            Teatro Grotesco (forthcoming)
"Sailing into Night" [A round-robin with sixteen other authors]
            John B. Ford.  The Evil Entwines—Extended Edition (forthcoming)
"Salvation by Doom"  [sk]
            Fantasy & Terror, no. 8 (1986)  [as "Gothic Horror"]
            Crypt of Cthulhu, 9 no. 1, whole no. 68 (Hallowmas 1989) [as "Gothic Horror",  
part of "Studies in Horror"]  
            Noctuary (1994)
"Sardonic Mundane"  (sk) [as by Louis Miguel Riaz]
            Grimoire, no. 2 (1982)  
"The Scream:  From 1800 to the Present"  [sk]
            Fantasy & Terror, no. 7 (1985)  
            The Agonizing Resurrection of Victor Frankenstein & Other Gothic Tales (1997)
"The Sect of the Idiot"
            Crypt of Cthulhu, 7 no. 6, whole no.  56 (Roodmas 1988)
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (revised, 1989)
            Robert M. Price (ed.).  The Azathoth Cycle (1995)  
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"A Selection of Poe"  ["The Transparent Alias of William Wilson, Sportsman and
Scoundrel";  "The Worthy Inmate of the Will of the Lady Ligeia";  and "The
Interminable Residence of the Friends of the House of Usher";  see under individual titles]
"Selections of Lovecraft"  ["The Fabulous Alienation of the Outsider, Being of
No Fixed  Abode";  "The Blasphemous Enlightenment of Prof. Francis Wayland Thurston of Boston, Providence, and the Human Race";  "The Premature Death of H. P. Lovecraft, Oldest Man in new England";  see under individual titles]
"Severini"
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
            Teatro Grotesco (forthcoming)
"The Shadow, The Darkness"  
            Sarrantonio, Al (ed).  999  (1999)
            Teatro Grotesco (forthcoming)
"The Shadow at the Bottom of the World"
            Fear, no. 16 (April 1990)  
            Grimscribe (1991)
            DAC News (October 1994)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
            Jim Turner (ed.).  Eternal Lovecraft (1998)
            Douglas A. Anderson (ed.). Seekers of Dreams (forthcoming, 2005)
"Sideshow and Other Stories"
            Sideshow and Other Stories (2003)  
            Teatro Grotesco (forthcoming)
"A Soft Voice Whispers Nothing"
            In a Foreign Town, In a Foreign Land (1997)
            Weird Tales, v. 55 no. 4;  whole no. 316  (Summer 1999)
            Darrell Schweitzer, ed. Weird Tales 313-316 (2003)
            Teatro Grotesco (forthcoming)
"Some Things They Will Never Tell You"  [verse]
            Some Things They Will Never Tell You (forthcoming)
"The Spectacles in the Drawer"
            Etchings & Odysseys, no. 10 (1987)
            Tales of Lovecraftian Horror, no. 2 (June 1988)  
            Fantasy Tales, 2 no. 3, whole no. 6 (Spring 1991)
            Grimscribe (1991)
            Stephen Jones and David Sutton (eds.).  The Giant Book of Fantasy Tales (1996)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"The Spectral Estate"  [sk]
            Crypt of Cthulhu, 9 no. 1, whole no. 68 (Hallowmas 1989) [as "Spectral Horror",  
part of "Studies in Horror"]  
            Noctuary (1994)
"Spectral Horror"  [see "The Spectral Estate"]
"The Strange Design of Master Rignolo"
            Grue, no. 10 (Fall 1989)
            Stephen Jones and Ramsey Campbell (eds).  Best New Horror (1990)
            Noctuary (1994)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"The Striken Philosopher" (sk) [collected in "Paradoxes from Hell", op. cit.]  
            Grimoire, no. 4 (1983)  [under the pseudonym Charles Miguel Riaz]  
"Studies in Horror"  [series of sketches, fourteen pieces, see under each individual title:  
            "Transcendent Horror";  "Gothic Horror";  "Exotic Horror";  "Spectral Horror";  
            "Unreal Horror";  "Demonic Horror";  "Macabre Horror";  "Puppet Horror";  
            "Prehistoric Horror";  "Nameless Horror";  "Nightmare Horror";  "Occult
            Horror";  "Dreamworld Horror";  "Nihilistic Horror"]
            Crypt of Cthulhu, 9 no. 1, whole no. 68 (Hallowmas 1989)  
"The Superb Companion of Andre de V., Anti-Pygmalion"  [sk]
            Fantasy & Terror,  no. 7 (1985)  
            The Agonizing Resurrection of Victor Frankenstein & Other Gothic Tales (1997)
"Tales of the New Dream" [sk] [see "Ghost Stories for the Dead"]
"Teatro Grottesco"
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
            Worlds of Fantasy & Horror, no. 4 (Winter 1996-1997)  
            Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling (eds.).  The Years Best Fantasy and Horror:  
                        Tenth Annual Collection (1997)
            Darrell Schweitzer, ed. Weird Tales 309-312 (2003)
            Teatro Grotesco (forthcoming)
"Ten Steps to Thin Mountain"  
            Crypt of Cthulhu, 9 no. 1, whole no. 68 (Hallowmas 1989)  
"This Degenerate Little Town" [verse]
            This Degenerate Little Town (2001)
            Teatro Grotesco (forthcoming)
"Three Scientists" ["One Thousand Painful Variations Performed upon Divers Creatures
Undergoing the Treatment of Dr. Moreau, Humanist";  "The Excruciating Final
Days of Dr. Henry Jekyll, Englishman";  and "The Agonizing Resurrection of Victor Frankenstein, Citizen of Geneva", see under individual titles]
"Three Things They Will Never Tell You"  [series of three poems, "What Good Is Your
            Head?";  "What Happens to Faces";  and "What Becomes of the Body";  op. cit.]
"To Conceive of Another World" (sk) [see "Invocation to the Void"]
"The Town Manager"
            Weird Tales, 60 no. 1, whole no. 333 (September-October 2003)
"Transcendental Horror"  [see "The Master's Eyes Shining with Secrets"]
"The Transparent Alias of William Wilson, Sportsman and Scoundrel"  [sk]
            Fantasy & Terror, no. 6 (1985)  [part of "A Selection of Poe"]
            The Agonizing Resurrection of Victor Frankenstein & Other Gothic Tales (1997)
"The Troubles of Dr. Thoss"
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (1985)
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (revised, 1989)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"The Tsalal"
            Noctuary (1994)
            Stephen Jones and Ramsey Campbell (eds.).  The Best New Horror, v. 5 (1994)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"Two Immortals" ["The Heart of Count Dracula, Descendent of Attila, Scourge of God";  
and "The Insufferable Salvation of Lawrence Talbot the Wolfman";  see under
            individual titles]
"The Unbearable Rebirth of the Phantom of the Wax Museum"  [sk]
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (1985) [under "Leading Men"]
            The Agonizing Resurrection of Victor Frankenstein & Other Gothic Tales (1997)
"The Unfamiliar"  [sk]
            Fantasy & Terror, no. 8 (1986)  [as "Exotic Horror"]
            Crypt of Cthulhu, 9 no. 1, whole no. 68 (Hallowmas 1989) [as "Exotic Horror",  
part of "Studies in Horror"]  
            Noctuary (1994)
"The Unholy  City"  [verse ]
            Current 93 audio CD, The Unholy City (2003), issued with Crampton (2003)
            Studies in Modern Horror, no. 2 (2004): 33-39.
"The Unnatural Persecution, by a Vampire, of Mr. Jacob J."  [sk]
            Fantasy & Terror, no. 7 (1985)
            The Agonizing Resurrection of Victor Frankenstein & Other Gothic Tales (1997)
"Unreal Horror"  [see "New Faces in the City"]
"Vastarien"
            Crypt of Cthulhu, 6 no. 6, whole no. 48 (St. John's Eve 1987)
            Songs of a Dead Dreamer (revised, 1989)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
            Robert M. Price (ed).  The New Lovecraft Circle (1996)
"The Voice in the Bones"
            Crypt of Cthulhu, No. 65 (St. John's Eve 1989)
            Noctuary (1994)
            The Nightmare Factory (1996)
"What Becomes of the Body"  [verse, one of "Three Things They Will Never Tell You"]
            [posted at The Art of Grimscribe]  
            What Becomes of the Body (forthcoming)
"What Happens to Faces" [verse, one of "Three Things They Will Never Tell You"]
            [posted at The Art of Grimscribe]  
            What Happens to Faces (forthcoming)
"What Good Is Your Head?" [verse, one of "Three Things They Will Never Tell You"]
            What Good Is Your Head?  (2002)
            [posted at The Art of Grimscribe]  
"When You Hear the Singing, You Will Know It Is Time"
            In a Foreign Town, In a Foreign Land (1997)
            Teatro Grotesco (forthcoming)
"The Worthy Inmate of the Will of the Lady Ligeia"  [sk]
            Fantasy & Terror, no. 6 (1985)  [part of "A Selection of Poe"]
            The Agonizing Resurrection of Victor Frankenstein & Other Gothic Tales (1997)

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  #1  
By matt cardin on 04-08-2005
Re: Thomas Ligotti: A Bibliography

Thanks for making this available, Brian. I have found it an invaluable resource. And thanks to Doug, too, for all the hard work. I'm thrilled to see this bibliography is now updated to the present month.
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By Michael on 11-21-2010
Re: Thomas Ligotti: A Bibliography

This is really quite excellent. Thank you for compiling this. I really appreciate your work. It's helping me a great deal in filling in the gaps in my Ligotti readings.
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By EemeliJ on 03-29-2012
Re: Thomas Ligotti: A Bibliography

Seven years have nearly passed, and quite a bit of things have happened too, considering this bibliography. I doubt if this is to be updated anytime soon; has anyone been in contact with Mr. Anderson?

Or is there perhaps some other compilation in which the more recent publications & reprints have been recorded?

Just saying, other people wondering about this?

edit: and I just stumbled onto bendk's illustrated bibliography, which seems a tad bit more fresh
Nevertheless...
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By Michael on 03-31-2012
Re: Thomas Ligotti: A Bibliography

That's a good question. I would love to see an updated version of Ligotti's bibliography regardless of who would be willing to compile it.
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By yellowish haze on 05-12-2014
Re: Thomas Ligotti: A Bibliography

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What Becomes of the Body [verse, one of a series of "Three Things They Will Never Tell You"]
[Merion Station, PA]: [Jason Van Hollander], [forthcoming] [broadside]
[Illustrated in color by Jason Van Hollander; numbered and signed by the author and illustrator. Limited to 350 copies.]

What Happens to Faces [verse, one of a series of "Three Things They Will Never Tell You"]
[Merion Station, PA]: [Jason Van Hollander], [forthcoming] [broadside]
[Illustrated in color by Jason Van Hollander; numbered and signed by the author and illustrator. Limited to 350 copies.]
Dear Ligottians,

Does anyone know if this was eventually published?

I clearly remember the first title of the series "Three Things They Will Never Tell You" available for sale.

I know the contents of Teatro Grottesco from Durtro include "Things They Will Never Tell You" in the section Dead Dreams which collects the whole cycle.

Many thanks in advance for more information.
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By bendk on 05-13-2014
Re: Thomas Ligotti: A Bibliography

I don't mean to distract from Slawek's query, but I just noticed a few inaccuracies in the story appearances.

"Three Scientists" ["One Thousand Painful Variations Performed upon Divers Creatures
Undergoing the Treatment of Dr. Moreau, Humanist"; "The Excruciating Final
Days of Dr. Henry Jekyll, Englishman"; and "The Agonizing Resurrection of Victor Frankenstein, Citizen of Geneva", see under individual titles]

They are listed as first appearing in the Silver Scarab edition of SOADD (1985). These stories originally appeared in Grimoire #1 (1982).

Also, the Moreau story was published in the fanzine Animality (1982).
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