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Published 2003
Our Edge Books imprint brings you RICHARD MATHESON: COLLECTED STORIES. It is an expanded tradepaperback version of the 1989 Dream/Press hardcover limited edition and is available in three volumes.
RICHARD MATHESON: COLLECTED STORIES is the gathering together of 86 Richard Matheson short stories, beginning with Born of Man and Woman from 1950 and ending with Duel from 1971. The stories were arranged by Matheson himself roughly in chronological order of original publication. There are also several tributes to Richard Matheson throughout the volumes from admirers such as Stephen King, Ray Bradbury, Robert Bloch, William F. Nolan, and others.
Finally, Matheson wrote a deeply revealing Introduction for the collection. As Matheson himself states in this Introduction, “A twenty-year period of creativity reduced to the psychological background of my output of fantasy and science-fiction stories. If this were a thesis, that would be my premise”.
For the Volume One, editor Stanley Wiater has included:
- A “bibliophile” at the end of each story containing Matheson’s very own commentary on the behind-the-scenes details of each story. Each story is also listed with it’s original publication date and place of publication.
- A brand new introduction written expressly for this version of the book
Each subsequent volume of RICHARD MATHESON: COLLECTED STORIES includes the Matheson bibliophiles with each story.
Table of Contents for
RICHARD MATHESON: COLLECTED STORIES, VOLUME ONE
Editor’s Preface
Dream Press Introduction: 1989
Gauntlet Press Introduction: 2003
Born of Man and Woman
Third From the Sun
When the Waker Sleeps
From Ray Bradbury
Blood Son
Clothes Make the Man
Dress of White Silk
Return
The Thing
Through Channels
Witch War
From Robert Bloch
Advance Notice
Brother to the Machine
F–
Lover When You’re Near Me
Mad House
Shipshape Home
SRL Ad
To Fit the Crime
Death Ship
From William F. Nolan
Disappearing Act
The Disinheritors
Dying Room Only
Full Circle
The Last Day
Lazarus II
Legion of Plotters
Little Girl Lost
Long Distance Call
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