There have recently been two nice little mentions of the press and its books, including fright.com’s 2010: A Look Back in Horror – an article that briefly looks back at the decidedly ‘precarious’ state of horror today, but nevertheless finds plenty of positive things to highlight hidden deep within the genre – including Eibonvale press’s Unpleasant Tales and Sylvow!
Also interesting is the brief mention of a proper new (scarily expensive) edition of E.H. Visiak’s legendary book ‘Medusa’ from Centipede Press – a book that seriously deserved to be re-released, though whether that justifies the price of $95 I am not so sure. I might have to buy a copy of that if I can screw up the finances!
http://www.fright.com/edge/2010LookBack.htm
Virtualnotes also has time to discuss Sylvow in the context of a rather murky riff on destruction and apocalypse, rubbing shoulders with Doris Lessing and the poetry of Christine Rhein.
http://virtual-notes.blogspot.com/2010/12/another-world.html
