Beyond the Mountains of Madness
Beyond the Mountains of Madness – edited by Robert M. Price
The book fans have been waiting for with bated breath, finally available from Celaeno Press!
Rumored for years, with a few dozen copies printed and made available for a brief moment to a select few, it vanished on the verge of publication. We are proud to be able to finally get this book published, with the original contents plus a few new goodies to make up for the long wait: a new story written for this collection by award-winning weird fiction writer Willie Miekle as well as a story Robert M. Price always intended for this collection, ‘In Amundsen’s Tent,’ by John Martin Leahy, reprinted from a 1928 issue of Weird Tales.
The volume is available from Amazon and major book distributors in North America and Europe. Ebook versions are also available from major etailers including Apple iBooks, Amazon Kindle, and B&N Nook.
Cover and interior art by Steven C. Gilberts.
Antarctica… a frozen wasteland of penguins, blinding ice and snow, and blizzards to kill the unprepared in minutes. But it is an ancient land, with ancient secrets, mysteries that humanity is only beginning to glimpse. HP Lovecraft introduced the world to the terrifying reality of this lonely continent in his famous novella, At the Mountains of Madness, and now a new team of intrepid authors follows in his footsteps.
New dimensions of horror will send chills up your spine, from the pens of Ken Asamatsu, Glynn Owen Barrass, Pierre Comtois, Laurence J. Cornford, Cody Goodfellow, C.J. Henderson, Willie Meikle, Edward Morris, William Patrick Murray, Joe Pulver, Mark Rainey, Peter Rawlik, and Brian M. Sammons, with a special guest appearance by Weird Tales legend John Martin Leahy and an introduction by Robert M. Price.
“The real question though is ‘is it any good?’ Well, overall it would be a strong “yes”. Okay, some stories didn’t quite work for me but this is by and large, a pretty good anthology with entertaining interpretations and extrapolations of what happened after the Miskatonic expedition’s discoveries.”
—George Anderson, Albedo One.
“A fantastic collection of Cthulhu Mythos tales set in Lovecraft’s most imaginative location, the cold dark heart of Antarctica.”
—David Conyers, author of The Shoggoth Conspiracy.
