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BIBLIOGRAPHY
For further information on obtaining rights to any of the following
works, contact the author at: StanleyWiater@hotmail.com
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TELEVISION SERIES:
“DARK DREAMERS”
"Dark Dreamers" can now be sampled on YouTube. The
complete episode profiling author Harlan
Ellison is now available. We have also uploaded the opening
segments to our episodes profiling Richard
Matheson, Clive
Barker, Julie
Strain, and Wes
Craven onto YouTube. We are currently searching for the right
company to issue the entire series on DVD as well as streaming
video. So keep watching!
"Dark Dreamers," states Wiater, "Is the first
and only show to go right to the hearts of darkness: the homes
and studios of the world's greatest dark dreamers."
From legendary authors such as Peter Straub, Harlan Ellison,
and Richard Matheson, to scream queens Julie Strain, macabre artists
Bernie Wrightson, directors Wes Craven and Larry Cohen, special
effect masters Stan Winston, or collectors supreme Forrest J.
Ackerman and Bob Burns--they are all internationally recognized
"dark dreamers."
Visit Dark Dreamers!
Launch the Dark
Dreamers Flash episode guide and hear Stanley's cool intro!
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ORIGINAL SCRIPTS:
“WHITEOUT” (feature screenplay)
Synopsis: During a whiteout blizzard, five people are trapped
in an isolated cabin--and under assault from the hostile alien
occupants of a UFO.
Status: Available for option.
“BERSERKER” (feature screenplay)
(co-written with Peter Laird, co-creator of the “Teenage
Mutant Ninja Turtles”)
Synopsis: Two teams of rival ghosthunters have 48 hours to destroy
an unkillable supernatural entity which is ravaging a just-completed
mega-shopping mall.
Status: Available for option.
“JON DARK: PSYCHIC EYE” (interactive script for a CD-ROM
computer game)
Synopsis: Jon Dark, a psychic investigator who may or may not
be a vampire, must rescue a missing heiress from Moordeth Museum--the
world's most haunted art museum. (Originally developed for Animation
Magic, Inc., Cambridge, Mass.)
Status: Available for option.
“ALPHASAURS”™ (interactive script for a CD-ROM
computer game)
Synopsis: A group of bizarre but friendly dinosaurs teach young
children the alphabet through their playful adventures.
Status: Available for option.
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BOOKS:
*Update: Stanley Wiater's books can now be purchased online at
the Shocklines
website.
RICHARD MATHESON'S THE TWILIGHT ZONE SCRIPTS (VOLUME 2)
by Richard Matheson and Stanley Wiater
Edge Books (May, 2002)
ISBN: 1887368523 (paperback)
Paperback: $16.95
Richard Matheson's The Twilight Zones Scripts: Volume 2, edited
by horror expert Stanley Wiater, collects six of Matheson's teleplays
from Rod Serling's classic TV series.
Status: In print and available from amazon.com
RICHARD MATHESON'S “THE TWILIGHT ZONE” SCRIPTS (editor)
a) Cemetery Dance Publications (1998)
ISBN: 1-881475-36-0. 656 pages. Limited edition hardcover.
Slipcased Edition: $75.00. (500 copies)
Boxed Lettered Edition: $000.00 (52 copies)
Contents: The first ever collection of all 14 of Richard Matheson's
classic scripts for “The Twilight Zone.” Includes extensive
commentary by Matheson from interviews with Wiater, and includes
a brief history of the television series as well as extensive
supplementary material. Illustrated with photographs from the
series.
Status: Out of Print, but may be available through rare book
services of amazon.com
b) Gauntlet Press (2001/2002)
Volume One ISBN: 1-887368-42-6. 392 pages. Trade paperback,
$16.95.
Volume Two ISBN: ****** 000 pages. Trade paperback, $16.95
Go to Selected Reviews.
Status: In print (Vol. One) and available from the publisher
and from amazon.com
RICHARD MATHESON: COLLECTED STORIES
by Richard Matheson and Stanley Wiater
Edge Books (December, 2003)
ISBN: 1887368620 (paperback)
Paperback: $16.95
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".
Status: In print and available from amazon.com
THE BRIAN LUMLEY COMPANION
(co-edited with Brian Lumley)
TOR Books (2002)
ISBN: 0-312-85670-9. (regular edition) 399 pages.
ISBN: 0-765-30689-1 (limited edition) 399 pages.
Limited Signed Edition: $50.00 (400 copies)
Lettered Signed Edition: (52 copies, not for sale to public)
Trade Hardcover: $26.95
Contents (jacket copy): "Edited by Brian Lumley and multiple
Bram Stoker Award winner Stanley Wiater, The Brian Lumley Companion
is an indispensable guide to the life and works of Brian Lumley.
This companion is illustrated with photographs from the author's
private collection and reproductions of Hugo Award-winning artist
Bob Eggleton's eye-catching cover art for Lumley's works."
Go to Reviews
Status: In print and available from the publisher
and from amazon.com
THE STEPHEN KING UNIVERSE
(co-authored with Christopher Golden and Hank Wagner)
a) Cemetery Dance Publications (2001)
ISBN: 1-58767-005-4. 637 pages. Limited edition hardcover.
Slipcased Limited Edition: $75.00 (1,000 copies)
Traycased Lettered Edition: $350.00 (52 copies)
(Limited edition contains added appendices and other special
graphics.)
Status: The book is in print and available from the publisher
and amazon.com.
b) Renaissance Books (2001) ISBN: 2001088642. 480 pages.
Trade paperback, $21.95
Contents: (jacket copy) “The Stephen King Universe is the
very first examination of all of King's fiction and the ways in
which its plots and characters, conflicts and themes, intertwine.
This definitive reference work examines his novels and short stories,
as well as the motion pictures, miniseries, and teleplays that
King has written…”
Go to Selected Reviews.
Status: The book is in print and available from the publisher
(800-452-5589) and from amazon.com.
DARK DREAMERS: FACING THE MASTERS OF FEAR
Photographs by Beth Gwinn
Commentary by Stanley Wiater
Foreword by Clive Barker
Cemetery Dance Publications (2001)
ISBN: 1-58767-024-0. 223 pages. Limited edition hardcover.
Limited Trade Edition: $40.00 (1,250 copies)
Limited Signed Edition: $75.00 (250 copies)
Lettered Edition (also signed by Clive Barker) $300.00 (52 copies)
Contents: (Publishers catalog) “There has never been a book
like this before…a unique collection of images celebrating
over one hundred of the greatest authors, artists and filmmakers
in the world! With each and every amazing photograph--coupled
with insighful commentary by (or about) each subject--the photographer
and the journalist fearlessly illuminate those who work on the
dark side of the arts.”
Go to Selected Reviews.
Winner of the Bram Stoker Award for "Superior Achievement
in Non-Fiction" from the Horror Writers Association.
Status: The book is in print and available from the publisher
and from amazon.com.
DARK THOUGHTS: ON WRITING, ADVICE AND COMMENTARY FROM
FIFTY MASTERS OF FEAR AND SUSPENSE
Underwood Books, Publisher (1997)
ISBN: 1-887424-30-X. 206 pages. Trade paperback, $13.00.
Contents: (jacket copy) “For anyone interested in writing
horror as well as for true fans of the genre, Dark Thoughts is
a source of inspiration--filled with lessons and opinions from
the most popular and acclaimed authors of our time. Stanley Wiater
extracts something out of the ordinary from each of his interview
subjects, from their special writing habits to their heartfelt
feelings about the art of darkness.”
This “best of” compilation of nearly 500 extensive
quotes also contains two recommended reading lists, as well as
“A Reader's Guide to Writing Horror.”
Go to Selected Reviews.
Winner of the Bram Stoker Award for "Superior Achievement
in Non-Fiction" from the Horror Writers Association.
Status: Currently in print and available from the publisher and
from amazon.com.
MYSTERIES OF THE WORD: A DARK FABLE
Crossroads Press (1994)
A signed, limited edition chapbook. 18 pages. $10.00. (250 copies)
Contents: An original short story, at the time not available
in this country. The chapbook is illustrated by award-winning
macabre artist and cartoonist Gahan Wilson. It also has an introduction
by award-winning horror and dark suspense author, Jack Ketchum.
Status: Out of print.
COMIC BOOK REBELS:
CONVERSATIONS WITH THE CREATORS OF THE NEW COMICS
(co-authored with Stephen R. Bissette)
(Go to: Interview List
for complete contents listing.)
(a) Donald I. Fine, Inc. (1993)
ISBN 1-55611-354-4 (312 pages) $13.95. Trade paperback.
ISBN 1-55611-355-2 (312 pages) $25.00. Hardcover.
Status: Out of Print, but may be available through rare book
services of amazon.com
(b) Underwood Books, Publisher (1997)
ISBN: 1-8874-32-6. $65.00 (750 copies)
A deluxe, signed limited edition. Includes a new Afterword.
Contents: (jacket copy) (a) “No longer just kid's stuff,
today's comic books are hip, contemporary, entertaining and seriously
collected. Here, in twenty original interviews, leading figures
in the field discuss how, approaching the graphic novel from an
often daringly radical taboo-breaking perspective, they transformed
it into a significant medium--at once art and literature--of our
popular culture.”
In their own words, these visionary creators tell their compelling
and often outrageous stories of taking on an industry that at
first disdained or even discouraged them, offering readers a rare
opportunity to meet the forces behind the transformation of a
whole art form.
Go To: Selected Reviews.
Nominated by the comics industry for a Harvey Award and an Eisner
Award.
Status: Out of Print, but may be available through rare book
services of amazon.com
AFTER THE DARKNESS (editor)
(Go to: Interview List
for contributors.)
Maclay & Associates, Publishers (1993)
ISBN: 0-940776-28-6. 242 pages. $50.00. (750 copies)
A deluxe, signed, limited edition. 17 original stories. Autographed
by the editor and all contributors. In slipcase.
Contents: An original anthology of horror and dark suspense
tales from 17 of America's leading writers. Following each story
the editor has contributed a brief interview--an “After-Word”
in which the writer of the story is asked about the genesis and
creative process of his or her particular story.
Go To: Selected Reviews.
Status: Out of Print, but may be available through rare book
services of amazon.com
DARK VISIONS: CONVERSATIONS WITH THE MASTERS OF THE HORROR FILM
(Go To: Interview List
for interviewees.)
Avon Books (1992)
ISBN: 0-380-75991-8. 228 pages. $10.00.
Trade paperback.
Contents: (jacket copy) “The lights dim. The giant screen
flickers. And suddenly our most gruesome and ghastly nightmares
come to blood-chilling life before our eyes. From filmmakers whose
macabre images haunt our dreams to actors and make-up artists
who conspire to create monsters, twenty-two brilliant purveyors
of cinematic dread usher us into their unique world of shadows
and terror--sharing with us the secrets of their remarkable craft:
the visual art of fear.”
Go To: Selected Reviews.
A finalist for the Bram Stoker Award for "Superior Achievement
in Non-fiction" from the Horror Writers Association.
Status: Out of Print, but may be available through rare book
services of amazon.com
THE OFFICIAL TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES TREASURY
Villard Books (1991)
ISBN: 0-679-73484-8. 122 pages. $10.00. Trade paperback.
Contents: (jacket copy) “With over 600 licensed Teenage
Mutant Ninja Turtles products available today, how is the aspiring
collector to know what in this green sea of Turtlebilia is a true
find? What are the whimsical items unique to the Turtles? How
is a collector to discern the “must haves” from the
merely interesting, or worse, the fakes? Easy. Use The Official
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Treasury, the ultimate collector's
guide for all those afflicted with “Turtle fever.”
“Lavishly illustrated with photos of the many products included,
Turtle creators Peter Laird and Kevin Eastman, together with input
from their marketing experts, have compiled a true treasury of
what they believe will be the most valuable and collectable items
of all the Turtles merchandise being produced. They have added
personal comments on their own favorite products, plus the story
of how the Turtles and their world began. The Official Teenage
Mutant Ninja Turtles Treasury has an in-depth section on the comic
books that started the green tide, and tips on how to know when
you have a possible gold mine--such as one of the first comic
books in mint condition. It all adds up to give fans the real
inside story on the incredible phenomenon of Turtlemania…”
Status: Out of Print, but may be available through rare book
services of amazon.com
DARK DREAMERS: CONVERSATIONS WITH THE MASTERS OF HORROR
(Go to: Interview List
for interviewees.)
a) Underwood-Miller, Publishers. (May 1990)
ISBN: 0-88733-100-9. 208 pages. $250.00. (405 copies)
A deluxe, signed, limited edition. (True first edition.)
Signed by all 26 contributors except Robert Bloch and Anne Rice.
Due to the accidental destruction of some signature sheets, there
were three states of this limited edition.
Status: Out of Print, but may be available through rare book
services of amazon.com
b) Avon Books (1990)
ISBN: 0-380-75990-X. 228 pages. $7.95.
Trade paperback.
Contents: (jacket copy) “The dreamspinners who weave nightmares.
They lead us through wondrous doors to the dark side of imagination--exposing
our most carefully hidden fantasies...and our deepest fears. Now
twenty-six of the world's premier Maestros of the Macabre share
their secrets, their goals, their creative terrors…and reveal
the voices that called them into a shadowworld of demons and devils.”
Go To: Selected Reviews.
Winner of the Bram Stoker Award for "Superior Achievement
in Non-fiction" from the Horror Writers Association.
Status: Out of Print, but may be available through rare book
services of amazon.com
NIGHT VISIONS 7
(editor)
Dark Harvest, Publishers. (1989)
ISBN: 0-913165-50-6. 271 pages.
Deluxe, limited edition, signed by all contributors. $55.00.
(550 copies)
Trade hardcover edition. $19.95.
Contents: (jacket copy) “The Night Visions series was conceived
as a showcase for the outstanding short fiction being produced
today by the best of the established authors and the most talented
of the new writers in the fields of horror and dark fantasy.”
An original anthology of new tales from three of America's best:
Richard Laymon, Gary Brandner, and Chet Williamson. Following
each author's section the editor has contributed a brief interview--an
“After-Word” in which the writer of the story is asked
about the genesis and creative process of his contributions. As
the title indicates, this was volume seven in an ongoing series
of original anthologies which ultimately concluded with volume
nine with this publisher.”
Go To: Selected Reviews.
Status: Out of Print, but may be available through rare book
services of amazon.com
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SHORT FICTION (by title):
''End of the Line'' (aka ''At the End
of the Line'') in
a) Rod Serling's Twilight Zone Magazine (May 1984)
b) World Horror Convention III Souvenir Book (March 1993)
''Close Call'' in
OBSESSIONS edited by Gary Raisor (Dark Harvest, 1991)
''Fuck Pieces'' in
VOICES FROM THE NIGHT edited by John Maclay (Maclay & Associates,
1994)
''The Man Who Would Not Be King'' in
a) Castle Rock: the Stephen King Newsletter (June 1986)
b) Tenebres 11/12: Stephen King Special (2001) (France)
''Moist Dreams'' in
a) MASQUES II edited by J.N. Williamson (Maclay & Associates,
1987)
b) (aka POPSY, Bastei?Lubbe, 1988) (Germany)
c) (aka HORROR STORY I, Garden Editoriale, 1988) (Italy)
d) MASQUES 2 (Severn House, 1989) (England)
e) MASQUES 2 (Futura, 1989) (England)
f) (aka HORROR 7, Martinez Roca, 1990) (Spain)
g) (aka POPSY E ALTRI RACOONTI, 1995) (Italy)
h) DARK MASQUES (Pinnacle Books, 2001)
i) HOT BLOOD #11 edited by Jeff Gelb & Michael Garrett (Kensington
Books, 2003)
''Mysteries of the Word'' in
a) TOUCH WOOD: NARROW HOUSES 2 edited by Peter Crowther
(Little Brown, 1993) (England)
b) (Warner Books, 1994) (England)
c) (Crossroads Press, 1994) (signed/limited chapbook)
d) (Warner/Aspect, 1996)
''The Savior'' in
Cavalier magazine (December 1981)
''Stress Test HR51'' in
a) BORDERLANDS 2 edited by Thomas F. Monteleone (Borderlands
Press, 1991)
b) (Avon Books, 1991)
c) (White Wolf Books, 1994)
''The Toucher'' in
a) Boston Phoenix newspaper (May 1980)
b) Mike Shayne's Mystery Magazine, (February 1981)
c) Castle Rock: the Stephen King Newsletter (October 1986)
d) THE COMPLETE STEPHEN KING ENCYCLOPEDIA by Stephen J. Spignesi
(Popular Culture, Ink, 1991)
e) (Overlook Connection Press, 1991)
f) (Contemporary Books, 1991)
g) BIZARRE BAZAAR 2 (Tal Publications, 1993)
''When the Wall Cries'' in
a) MASQUES III edited by J.N. Williamson (St. Martin's, 1989)
b) (aka FLESH CREEPERS, Robson Books, 1990) (England)
c) (aka EL FESTIN DE LAS MASCARAS, Martinez Roca, 1992) Spain)
d) BIZARRE BAZAAR 2 edited by Stanislaus Tal (Tal Publications,
1993)
e) DARKER MASQUES edited by J.N. Williamson (Pinnacle Books, 2002)
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ANTHOLOGIES & COLLECTIONS:
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"Nancy Collins on Sonja Blue: An Interview" in
DEAD ROSES FOR A BLUE LADY by Nancy A. Collins
(Crossroads Press, 2002)
a) numbered limited edition
b) deluxe lettered edition
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"The Official Authorized Stephen King Trivia Quiz"
in
CEMETERY DANCE LIMITED EDITION
(Cemetery Dance Publications, 2001)
a) deluxe signed edition
b) signed limited edition
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"The Queens Behind the Kings" in
CEMETERY DANCE LIMITED EDITION
(Cemetery Dance Publications, 2001)
a) deluxe signed edition
b) signed limited edition
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"Les Reines au Service du Roi" [The Queens Behind
the Kings] in
Tenebres 11/12 Stephen King Special, 2001) (France)
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"The Man Knows Jack: A Conversation with F. Paul Wilson"
in
ALL THE RAGE by F. Paul Wilson
(Gauntlet Press, 2000)
a) signed limited edition
b) lettered edition
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"Some Notes Played by and for R.C.M." in
DYSTOPIA: COLLECTED STORIES by Richard Christian Matheson
(Gauntlet Press, 2000)
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"A Few Words with Stanley Wiater on Writing Horror
Non-fiction" in
WRITING HORROR by Edo van Belkom
(Self-Counsel Press, 2000) (Canada)
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"The Art of Books and other Artifacts: An Interview
in Six Parts" in
HAUNTINGS: THE OFFICIAL PETER STRAUB BIBLIOGRAPHY
By Michael Collings
(Overlook Connection Press, 1999)
(a) hardcover
(b) trade paperback
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"HWA: A Shockingly Brief and Informal History of the
Horror Writers Association" in WRITING HORROR edited
by Mort Castle
(Writer's Digest Books, 1997)
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"Stephen King and George Romero: Collaboration In
Terror" in
FANGORIA: MASTERS OF THE DARK edited by Anthony Timpone
(HarperCollins, 1997)
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"Catching Up with Clive Barker" (aka "Horror
In Print: Clive Barker") in
FANGORIA: MASTERS OF THE DARK edited by Anthony Timpone
(HarperCollins, 1997)
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''Jack Ketchum and the Writing of The Girl Next Door''
in
THE GIRL NEXT DOOR by Jack Ketchum
(Overlook Connection Press, 1997)
a) deluxe lettered edition
b) signed limited edition
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"Dark Dreamer: An Interview with Anne Rice" in
THE UNAUTHORIZED ANNE RICE COMPANION edited by George Beahm
a) (GB Publishing Ink, 1995)
b) (Andrews & McMeel, 1996)
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''Interview: Graham Masterton'' in
KOONTZ/MASTERTON edited by Claude Lefrang
(Phenix Editions #38, 1995) (Belgium)
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''Interview: Anne Rice'' in
ANNE RICE ET LES VAMPIRES edited by Claude Lefrang
(Phenix Editions #39, 1995) (Belgium)
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"Introduction" to BIZARRE BAZAAR III
edited by Stanislaus Tal
(Tal Publications, 1994)
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''Disturbo 13: The Most Disturbing Horror Films Ever Made''
in
CUT! HORROR WRITERS ON HORROR FILMS
edited by Christopher Golden
a) (Borderlands Press, 1992)
b) (Berkley Books, 1992)
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''Attack of the Killer Quotes'' in
THE SECOND STEPHEN KING QUIZ BOOK by Stephen J. Spignesi
(Signet Books, 1992)
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''Dark Dreamer: James Herbert" in
JAMES HERBERT: BY HORROR HAUNTED ed. by Stephen Jones
a) (New English Library, 1992) (England)
b) (B.C.A., 1992) (England)
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''Horror Filmmakers versus the MPAA''
GAUNTLET 2 edited by Barry Hoffman
(Gauntlet, Inc., 1991)
a) signed limited edition
b) trade paperback
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''Horror In Print: Clive Barker'' in
CLIVE BARKER'S SHADOWS IN EDEN edited by Stephen Jones
(Underwood/Miller, 1991)
a) deluxe signed edition
b) signed limited edition
c) trade hardcover
d) trade paperback
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''I Remember Monsters'' in
FAMOUS MONSTERS CHRONICLES edited by Dennis Daniel
(Fantaco Publishing, Inc. 1991)
a) trade paperback
b) hardcover
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''On the Trail of the Boogeyman'' in
THE COMPLETE STEPHEN KING ENCYCLOPEDIA by Stephen J. Spignesi
a) (Popular Culture, Ink, 1991)
b) (Contemporary Books, 1991)
c) (Overlook Connection Press, 1991)
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''Secrets of Stephen King'' in
STEPHEN KING & CLIVE BARKER: THE MASTERS OF THE MACABRE
by James Van Hise
(Pioneer Books, 1990)
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''Interview with Robert Bloch'' in
THE ROBERT BLOCH COMPANION edited by Randall D. Larson
(Starmont House, 1989)
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''Interview with Gahan Wilson'' in
SATURDAY MOURNING/FLY IN MY EYE ed. by Stephen Niles
(Arcane/Eclipse, 1989)
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''Stephen King: the Maximum Overdrive Interview'' and
''Stephen King and George Romero: Collaboration in Terror''
in
FEAST OF FEAR edited by Tim Underwood & Chuck Miller
a) (Underwood/Miller, 1989)
b) (Carroll & Graf, 1989)
c) (Warner Books, 1993)
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''Reach Out and Touch Some Thing: Blurbs and Stephen King''
in
REIGN OF FEAR edited by Don Herron
a) (Underwood/Miller, 1988)
b) (Pan Books, 1991) (England)
c) (Underwood/Miller, 1992)
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''Three Interviews with Stephen King and Peter Straub''
in
BARE BONES edited by Tim Underwood & Chuck Miller
a) (Underwood/Miller, 1988)
b) (McGraw?Hill Book Company, 1988)
c) (New English Library, 1989) (England)
d) (Warner Books, 1989)
e) (New English Library, 1990) (England)
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''Introduction'' to
TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES: BOOK ONE
a) (First Comics, 1986)
b) (Penguin Books, 1990) (England)
c) (aka LES TORTUES NINJA, Comics USA/Glenat, 1991) (France)
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''Interview with Gene Roddenberry'' in
THE STAR TREK FILES: WHERE NO MAN HAS GONE BEFORE
by John Peel
(New Media Books, 1985)
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"STANLEY WIATER'S DARK VOICES":
(Original Audio-only Interviews for fearsmag.com.)
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COMPACT DISC/AUDIO COLLECTION:
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COMIC BOOKS:
(original scripts and short story adaptations--various issues)
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Archie Comics) (1992-1993)
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TMNT Universe Sourcebook (Archie Comics) (1992-1993)
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (daily comic strip) (1993)
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Goreshriek #5, #6 (articles) (1988?1989)
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Shriek #2 (adaptation of "The Toucher") (1990)
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Shriek #1 (adaptation of "End of the Line") (1989)
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PRINT PERIODICALS AND ONLINE:
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Contributor to pop culture and media publications published
in the United States and overseas, beginning with Fate magazine
in 1970. More than 700 online, magazine, and newspaper sales
since that first professional sale, including original content
for amazon.com and barnesandnoble.com.
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Contributing editor and columnist to media publications:
Fangoria, Horrorstruck, Fear (England), and New Blood. (1980?1990)
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My short stories and non-fiction have been published in Italy,
Canada, England, France, Belgium, Spain, Mexico, Japan, and
Germany.
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NEWSPAPERS:
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Arts and Entertainment reporter, media critic, and book/film/music/theater
reviewer for a variety of New England newspapers and publications,
including: Valley Advocate, Springfield Morning Union, Amherst
Record, Fresh Ink, Hampshire Life. (1974-1986)
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