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Cemetery Dance had copies of issue #50 at HorrorFind. It contains -- among many other delights -- my interview with Mick Garris and my usual column. It also has Tony Magistrale's interview with King that previously appeared in Magsitrale's "Hollywood's Stephen King."
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  • Great - cannot wait for my copy to show up in the mail!
  • Not only cannot I wait to get my copy as well, but I am anxious to receive the special hardcover bound edition that I ordered oh so long ago! :)
  • Great work Bev - column and interview. I have not seen the new version of Salem's Lot and your comments cemented my forebodings - changes to update a story are fine - changes that diminish or undermine a story happen far too often in the guise of adaptation.



    Great issue - I always read the columns first - still have to finish off all the fiction.



    Also enjoyed the three books not read list! Couple of shockers in there! And Bev - no Harry Potters? tsk tsk ;D
  • I've read one of the three books since then: The Turn of the Screw. My daughter had it in her grade 12 English class so we both read it.
  • Cemetery Dance #58 is on newsstands now and copies are in the mail to subscribers, and Cemetery Dance #59 (featuring Brian Keene, Steve Vernon, Stephen Mark Rainey, Sarah Langan, and many others!) is already deep in production. The final round of proofreading is nearly finished and we'll have the final cover design any day now -- and it will be headed to the printer in a week or so. In the meantime, we've posted the great Michael Bohatch artwork and the Table of Contents on our website and you can see a sneak peek of them below!







    Also note:
    We have GREAT news for fans of Cemetery Dance magazine, especially those who wrote us about our special Limited Edition of Cemetery Dance #50, which proved to be a real hit with collectors and basically sold out overnight!



    Last week our new handbinder delivered the deluxe signed & numbered Limited Edition hardcovers of Cemetery Dance #51, #52, #53, and #54 all at the same time! These special editions turned out beautifully and the feedback from collectors has been fantastic. #55 and #56 are with our binder now and we expect them later this summer, but don't wait to order our special Limited Edition Cemetery Dance Magazine Hardcover Bundle because we don't have many sets left to sell!



    Don't forget, these Limited Edition "Magazines" were designed specifically with our collectors in mind, with a special numbered limitation sheet signed by many of the contributors, a beautiful hardcover binding, and a special glossy version of the cover art inserted at the front of each copy with the artwork based signature sheet! These will not be sold on an individual basis, so everyone gets a complete set for their collections!



    Please note that your first FOUR signed Limited Edition magazine hardcovers will ship RIGHT AWAY, and the other two will ship this summer. Given that the retail price of these would be at least $75 each, you save over $100 off the retail price by ordering this bundle!

  • I finally received my contributor copies of #58 yesterday. My column is really dated -- The Gunslinger Born #1, Blaze and Duma Key weren't yet published when I wrote it, and The Talisman was still planned for TNT.



    I also have a feature book review on a hot new book that wasn't out yet: Heart-Shaped Box!



    Stay tuned in issue #59 while I tell you about my visit to a movie set: The Mist!



    I haven't written my column for #60 yet, so I'll get a chance to get back on track with reality.




  • Cemetery Dance #60

    Cover Artist: Stacy Drum

    Interior Artists: Zach McCain, Tom Moran, Will Renfro, Nicola Robinson, Chad Savage, Shane Smith

    Page Count: 128

    Fiction
    • "The Woman in the Club Car" by Thomas Tessier
    • "Living by the Highway" by Daniel G. Keohane
    • "The Devil Came to Mamie's on Hallowe'en" by Lisa Morton
    • "Faded into Impalpability" by Bruce Holland Rogers & Jeremy Robert Johnson
    • "My Knife Collection" by Jeff Strand
    • "Case White" by Thomas Sullivan
    • "Some of These Cons go way Back" by Simon R. Green
    • "Conversations Kill" by Tim Waggoner
    • "Taipusan" by Eric Brown
    Non-Fiction
    • "A Conversation with Thomas Tessier" by Sam W. Anderson
    • "A Conversation with Ray Garton" by Michael McCarty & Pamela Briggs
    • "New Voices: A Conversation with Jeff Strand" by Steve Vernon
    • "A Conversation with Tananarive Due" by Michael Lohr
    • "A Conversation with Jeff Long" by Cristopher DeRose & Michael McCarty
    • "A Conversation with Glenn Chadbourne" by Rick Hautala
    The Usual Suspects
    • "Words from the Editors" by Robert Morrish & Richard Chizmar
    • "The Mothers and Fathers Italian Association" by Thomas F. Monteleone
    • "Stephen King News: From The Dead Zone" by Bev Vincent
    • "MediaDrome" by Michael Marano
    • "Collecting Modern Horror" by John Pelan
    • "CD Reviews" by Various
  • Issue 61: The Peter Straub Special Issue







    Cover Artist: Alan M. Clark (painting his vision of a critical scene in Peter Straub's next novel, A Dark Matter)

    Interior Artists: Glenn Chadbourne, Russell Dickerson, Keith Minnion, Erin S. Wells, Hugh Voght

    Page Count: 104



    Fiction
    • "Monsters" a novelette by Stewart O'Nan
    • "The Innocents at the Museum of Antiquities" by Douglas Clegg (part one of an original novella)
    • "Variations on a Theme From Seinfeld" by Peter Straub
    • "A Long Excerpt From A Dark Matter" by Peter Straub
    • "Johnny" by Bruce McAllister
    Features
    • "A Long Interview with Peter Straub" by Mathias Clasen
    • "The Peter Principles, Or Nearly Two Dozen Things You Need To Know About Peter Straub" by Hank Wagner
    • "A Dark Matter by Peter Straub Feature Review" by Bev Vincent
    The Usual Suspects
    • "Words from the Editor" by Richard Chizmar
    • "The Mothers and Fathers Italian Association" by Thomas F. Monteleone
    • "Stephen King News: From The Dead Zone" by Bev Vincent
    • "MediaDrome" by Michael Marano
    • "Editorial Perspectives" by Don D'Auria
    • "The Last Ten Things I've Read" by Ellen Datlow
    • "Spotlight on Publishing" by Robert Morrish
    • "Fine Points" by Ed Gorman
    • "Horror Drive-In" by Mark Sieber
    • "Cemetery Dance Reviews" edited by Nanci Kalanta
    • "The Final Question" by Brian Freeman (featuring Kealan Patrick Burke, Simon Clark, Ray Garton, Ed Gorman, Rick Hautala, Brian Keene, Jack Ketchum, Edward Lee, Elizabeth Massie, Norman Partridge, and Peter Straub)


    Here's an interview with Brian Freeman about the new face of CD magazine.
  • So Ellen Datlow is now part of the regular crew? She is an obvious excellent addition.
  • Don D'Auria from Leisure, too.
  • Yes, indeedy!
  • I think this is the first time I've had my name on the cover:







    Issue 63
  • Hard to believe it has not happened before for you.
  • As a general rule (there were exceptions, of course), the old cover design usually only featured the names of those who had contributed fiction and/or the names of any well-known authors who were interviewed, etc.



    The new design allows us to feature more names and information.  You're never going to have room for everyone, but this should allow us to give a better idea of what's inside each issue just by looking at the cover.



    Brian
  • Even when I had fiction in the magazine, I didn't make it to the cover!
  • Issue #63 is now out. It contains my cover review of Under the Dome, my column and also a review of Doug Clegg's Isis.



    Nanci Kalanta interviews Rich Chizmar
  • Got it in the mail today. Halloween issue? Its either very early or very late. :)




  • Issue #64: The Bentley Little Special Issue



    Publication Date: August 2010

    Cover Artist: Stacy Drum

    Interior Artists: Jill Bauman, Glenn Chadbourne, David Grilla, Chris Hill, Zach McCain, Alex McVey, Keith Minnion, Erin S. Wells

    Page Count: 136 pages!



    Fiction

    "The Wheel" by Bentley Little

    "We" by Bentley Little

    "An Excerpt from Blockade Billy" by Stephen King

    "The Innocents at the Museum of Antiquities: Part Three" by Douglas Clegg

    "Out of Touch" by Simon Strantzas

    "The Long Black Coat" by Benjamin Percy

    "An Excerpt from The Painted Darkness" by Brian James Freeman

    "In Darkness" by Shaun Jeffrey

    "Deathbed" by Brian Knight



    Special Features

    "A Conversation with Bentley Little" by David B. Silva

    "The Indispensable Bentley Little" by Mark Sieber

    "Little Stories, Large Shadows: The Short Fiction of Bentley Little" by Steve Vernon

    "Feature Review: His Father’s Son by Bentley Little" by Kealan Patrick Burke

    "A Conversation with Brian James Freeman" by Norman Prentiss

    "The New Dead: A Feature Look" by Brian James Freeman

    "New Voices: Brian Knight" by Steve Vernon

    "Horror in Comics" by Wayne Edwards

    "A Few Words with Paul Mackman, producer of Aliens vs. Predator" by Brian James Freeman



    The Usual Suspects

    "Words from the Editor" by Richard Chizmar

    "Stephen King News: From The Dead Zone" by Bev Vincent

    "Editorial Perspectives" by Don D'Auria

    "The Mothers and Fathers Italian Association" by Thomas F. Monteleone

    "Fine Points" by Ed Gorman

    "Drawing on Your Nightmares" by Scott Allie

    "MediaDrome" by Michael Marano

    "The Last Ten Things I've Read" by Ellen Datlow

    "Spotlight on Publishing" by Robert Morrish

    "Horror Drive-In" by Mark Sieber

    "Cemetery Dance Reviews" edited by Nanci Kalanta

    "The Final Question" by Brian James Freeman (featuring Bentley Little, Ramsey Campbell, Nancy Holder, Robert Booth, Rocky Wood, David B. Silva, John R. Little, Norman L. Rubenstein)






  • Issue #66

    Publication Date: April 2012

    Cover Artist: Steve Upham

    Interior Artists: Kirk Alberts, Michael Apice, GAK, David Grilla, Chris Odgers, Will Renfro

    Page Count: 112



    Fiction

    "Lines" by Bill Pronzini

    "Scree" by Steve Rasnic Tem

    "Nightside Eye" by Terry Dowling

    "Inside" by Jeremy C. Shipp

    "The Vrykolakas and the Cobbler's Wife" by David Lee Summers

    "Jimmy's Legacy" by Sophie Littlefield



    Features

    "Feature Review: The Wind Through the Keyhole by Stephen King" by Bev Vincent

    "Making Strange: A Gothic Conversation with Terry Dowling" by Danel Olson

    "Said the Joker to the Thief: The Edward Lee Interview" by Michael Lohr

    "An Interview with Johnathan Maberry" by Nancy Greene

    "An Interview with Joseph Nassise" by Désirée I. Guzzetta



    The Usual Suspects

    "Words from the Editor" by Richard Chizmar

    "Stephen King News : From the Dead Zone" by Bev Vincent

    "Fine Points" by Ed Gorman

    "The Last 10 Books I've Read" by Ellen Datlow

    "Editorial Perspectives" by Don D'Auria

    "The Mothers and Fathers Italian Association" by Thomas F. Monteleone

    "Horror Drive-In" by Mark Sieber

    "MediaDrome" by Michael Marano

    "Spotlight on Publishing" by Robert Morrish

    "Cemetery Dance Reviews"

    "The Final Question" by Brian James Freeman
  • Received my contributor copies last night.
  • Look forward to it.
  • [table][tr][td]Issue #67

    Publication Date: August 2012

    Cover Artist: Tomislav Tikulin

    Interior Artists:

    Page Count: 104



    Fiction

    "The Stain" by Douglas Clegg

    "Unconditional" by Blake Crouch

    "Leverage" by Will Ludwigsen

    "Ribbons and Tin" by Peter Ullian

    "Jellyfish Moon" by Daniel Braum

    "Fade" by Joel Sutherland



    Features

    "The King and I" by Neil Gaiman

    "An Interview with Al Sarrantonio" by Lisa Morton

    "An Interview with Matt Costello" by Lisa Morton

    "Feature Review: Shadow Show edited by Sam Weller and Mort Castle" by Hank Wagner



    The Usual Suspects

    "Words from the Editor" by Richard Chizmar

    "Stephen King News : From the Dead Zone" by Bev Vincent

    "Editorial Perspectives" by Don D'Auria

    "The Mothers and Fathers Italian Association" by Thomas F. Monteleone

    "The Last 10 Books I've Read" by Ellen Datlow

    "Horror Drive-In" by Mark Sieber

    "Fine Points" by Ed Gorman

    "MediaDrome" by Michael Marano

    "Spotlight on Publishing" by Robert Morrish

    "Cemetery Dance Reviews"

    "The Final Question" by Brian James Freeman

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  • Love the cover!
  • Issue #69







    Publication Date: April 2013

    Cover Artist: Vincent Chong

    Interior Artists: Glenn Chadbourne, GAK, Chris Odgers, Erin S. Wells, Erik Wilson

    Page Count: 88



    A Note From the Publisher:

    This Special Issue features stories and non-fiction celebrating apocalyptic and post-apocalyptic fiction.



    Fiction

    "An Excerpt From The Weight of the Dead" a new novella by Brian Hodge

    "Miracles for the Damned" by Simon Clark

    "The Left Behind" by Kaaron Warren

    "Mother / Nature" by Kealan Patrick Burke

    "Marking the Passage of Time" by Brian James Freeman



    Features

    "The Stand: Trivia From the End of the World" by Brian James Freeman, Kevin Quigley, and Bev Vincent

    "Feature Review: After: Nineteen Stories of Apocalypse and Dystopia edited by Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling" by Dave Simms



    The Usual Suspects

    "Words from the Editor" by Richard Chizmar

    "Stephen King News: From the Dead Zone" by Bev Vincent

    "The Mothers and Fathers Italian Association" by Thomas F. Monteleone

    "Fine Points" by Ed Gorman

    "The Last 10 Books I've Read" by Ellen Datlow

    "MediaDrome" by Michael Marano

    "Horror Drive-In" by Mark Sieber

    "Spotlight on Publishing" by Robert Morrish

    "Cemetery Dance Reviews"

    "The Final Question" by Brian James Freeman
  • [table][tr][td]We’re pleased to announce Cemetery Dance #70 is rolling at the printer and will arrive in mailboxes around the world next month!



    This massive 136 page issue is stuffed full of fiction and non-fiction by some of the best writers working in the genre today, including excerpts from Stephen King’s new novel (DOCTOR SLEEP) and Joe Hill’s most recent novel (NOS4A2), along with insightful interviews with Charles Ardai, Alexandra Sokoloff, Rocky Wood, and Dark Regions Press.



    The fiction section includes “Squirrely Shirley” by Jack Ketchum & Lucky McKee, a story that is certain to have people talking for years to come, along with contributions by P. D. Cacek, Stephen Couch, Benjamin Percy, Robert Dunbar, Sara Berniker, Terence Butler, and Ronnie Sevin.



    This issue also features stunning cover artwork by Caniglia and interior artwork by GAK, Stephen C. Gilberts, Zach McCain, Alex McVey, Keith Minnion, Will Renfro, Chad Savage, and Nick Tripiciano[/td][td][/td][/tr][/table]
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