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Tales After Dark
| Zine | |
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| Title: | Tales After Dark |
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| Editor(s): | Garrie Hall |
| Date(s): | 1986 |
| Series?: | |
| Medium: | print zine |
| Size: | |
| Genre: | Horror |
| Fandom: | H.P. Lovecraft, Cthulhu Mythos |
| Language: | English |
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Tales After Dark is a Cthulhu Mythos anthology zine edited by Garrie Hall in the 1980s. It featured original fiction and poetry by both professional and fan authors.
Issue #1
Issue #1 was published in May 1986. It had 45 pages. The cover artist is uncredited, but may have been Allen Koszowski, based on a comparison with Issue #2's cover.
Contents
- "Into the Darkness" by Garrie Hall [editorial]
- "The Kindly Elder" by Peter Jeffery
- "The Horror in the Boarding House" by Robert Curran
- "The Late Rite" by Brian Lumley
Issue 2
Issue #2 was published in September 1986. It had 84 pages. The cover art was by Allen Koszowski.
Contents
- "Into the Darkness" by Garrie Hall [editorial]
- "A Darker Shade of White" by Carl T. Ford [fiction]
- "Blood Atonement" by Robert M. Price [fiction]
- "The Secret of the Stanley House" by John A. Crow [fiction]
- "The Last Supper" by Donald R. Burleson [fiction]
- Padgett Weggs by D.F. Lewis [fiction]
- "Bearing with the Strain" by Roger Johnson.[fiction]
- "Survivors" by Brian Lumley [poetry]
- "The Inmates" by Brian Lumley [poetry]
- "The Travellers" by Roger Johnson [poetry]
- "How Came the Demon" by Robert Longmuir [poetry]
- "Why the Mythos" by Peter F. Jeffrey
- Gruesome Grimoires: a look at what's available in the World of Fandom by Garrie Hall