Hyperborea on the horizon

Deepest, Darkest Eden, an anthology of Clark Ashton Smith-inspired tales of Hyperborea, is almost upon us. Edited by Cody Goodfellow & published by Miskatonic River Press, this compilation of prehistoric fantasies features a TOC I'm proud to be a part of:


Nick Mamatas – “Hostage”
Joe Pulver – “To Walk Night…Alone”
Darrell Schweitzer – “In Old Commoriom”
Ann K. Schwader - ”Yhoundeh Fades” (poem)
Cody Goodfellow - ”Coil Of The Ouroboros”
John R. Fultz - ”Daughter Of The Elk Goddess”
Brian R. Sammons - ”The Darkness Below”
Dieter Meier - ”The Conquest Of Rhizopium”
Lisa Morton - ”Zolamin And The Mad God”
Brian Stableford - ”The Lost Archetype”
Ran Cartwright - ”One Last Task For Athammaus”
Don Webb - ”The Beauties Of Polarion”
Robert M. Price - ”The Debt Owed Abhoth”
Marc Laidlaw - ”The Frigid Ilk Of Sarn Kathool”
Charles Schneider - ”The Return Of The Crystal”
John Shirley - ”Rodney LaSalle Has A Job Waiting
in Commoriom“
Zak Jarvis - ”The Winter Of Atiradarinsept “
Jesse Bullington - ”The Door From Earth”
Ann K. Schwader - ”Weird Of The White Sybil” (poem)


More information -- and a glimpse of the gloriously pulpish cover -- may be found here.

With a bit of luck (or sorcery), this anthology should go to press the last week of August.