The Grimscribe's Puppets has a (final) ToC

Joe Pulver

Grimscribe
Livia Llewellyn “Furnace” [5,800]
Daniel Mills “The Lord Came at Twilight” [3,950]
Michael Cisco “The Secrets of the Universe” [3,360]
Kaaron Warren “The Human Moth” [2,700]
Joel Lane “Basement Angels” [2,690]
Darrell Schweitzer “No Signal” [1,735]
Robin Spriggs “THE XENAMBULIST: A Fable in Four Acts” [3,370]
Nicole Cushing “The Company Town” [1,700]
Cody Goodfellow “The Man Who Escaped This Story” [8,490]
Michael Kelly “Pieces of Blackness” [3,750]
Eddie M. Angerhuber “The Blue Star” [2,970]
Jon Padgett “20 SIMPLE STEPS TO VENTRILOQUISM” [4,490]
Robert M. Price “The Holiness of Desolation” [2,350]
Mike Griffin “Diamond Dust” [4,900]
Richard Gavin “After the Final” [3,100]
Scott Nicolay “Eyes Exchange Bank” [9,050]
Simon Strantzas “BY INVISIBLE HANDS” [6,200]
Paul Tremblay “Where We Will All Be” [4,900]
Ally Bird “Gailestis” [4,020]
Jeff Thomas “The Prosthesis” [4,835]
John Langan “Into the Darkness, Fearlessly” [10,499]
Gemma Files “OUBLIETTE” [8,420]
 
MRP did preorders for A Season In Carcosa so I assume the same will be the case for this book. Joe will probably see this and give a more definite answer.
 
Excuse my ignorance, but I can't work out what the figures given beside each TOC entry signify. Probably something obvious, but...
 
Excuse my ignorance, but I can't work out what the figures given beside each TOC entry signify. Probably something obvious, but...

I think that's a word-count.

Looking forward to see how this volume will turn out. Very interesting ToC.
 
Excuse my ignorance, but I can't work out what the figures given beside each TOC entry signify. Probably something obvious, but...

I think that's a word-count.

Looking forward to see how this volume will turn out. Very interesting ToC.


Yes, it is just the my word count note. I left them in for the post, as I had been asked a few times about word counts in A Season in Carcosa.
 
A few pleasant surprises here, but surprises nonetheless. I was not even aware that Robert M. Price still wrote, as absurd as that sounds. And Gemma Files... interesting! The appearances of some of our regulars past and present are less surprising but equally pleasant. You have brought together a very fine assemblage of very talented people.

I really look forward to this one.
 
A few pleasant surprises here, but surprises nonetheless. I was not even aware that Robert M. Price still wrote, as absurd as that sounds. And Gemma Files... interesting! The appearances of some of our regulars past and present are less surprising but equally pleasant. You have brought together a very fine assemblage of very talented people.

I really look forward to this one.

Thanks. I hope you enjoy it.
 
I spoke to Joe about this yesterday, and apparently the latest expectation is that this will be released early in May.
 
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