Too right.

What other book is based on Brian's collection "A Coven of Vampires", minus one of the stories and which story is it.

What other book is based on Brian's collection "A Coven of Vampires", minus one of the stories and which story is it.

 

no takers? A clue than.

 

It also had 4 other stories added.

 

So that's, Coven of Vampire, minus 1, plus 4, equals.......

That makes 16 I think........

That makes 16 I think........

 

Yeah, and.......

Hey, I've got the book. I'm just off and won't be around for a while so didn't

want to answer the question

That makes 16 I think........

 

Hmmm, that's a clue in itself innit?

If so, I can think of one.

Don't know what is in it, but the rest

of Brian's collections have, at most, thirteen

tales, I think. So, it has to be

Sixteen Sucking Stories???

Hmmm, that's a clue in itself innit?

If so, I can think of one.

Don't know what is in it, but the rest

of Brian's collections have, at most, thirteen

tales, I think. So, it has to be

Sixteen Sucking Stories???

 

Yup, but can you tell me which story was left out.

 

Another clue. The story left out is a book title in its self

I think I can.

I have Coven here, the only title

I recognise is House of The Temple.

 

I think I can.

I have Coven here, the only title

I recognise is House of The Temple.

 

 

You the man.

Thanx mate.

 

on the same subject:

What was Brian's second collection of

a 'witches dozen' of tales?

Thanx mate.

 

on the same subject:

What was Brian's second collection of

a 'witches dozen' of tales?

 

Gagon Bells would be the 2nd collection after Fruiting Bodies

Close man,

my copy says Dagon's Bell:p.

Haha, your go John

Close man,

my copy says Dagon's Bell:p.

Haha, your go John

 

You mean, you don't have a copy of the classic, Gagon Bells.:eek:

What is the title of the book that "Swordsmith and Sorcerer" is associated with?

Just made an interesting mistake that I thought might amuse you guys. I was asked by a friend about the Lumley short story "The Diary of Alonzo Typer", which was in a HPL Cthulhu compilation that he had, and on reading it I was about to post here to let Brian know that there was an imposter writing/publishing as him! After a little bit of digging of course, I found out that it was in fact written in 1935 by William Lumley...

 

Good job we didn't let the legal hounds off the leash, eh? Stupid, stupid Shroom... *takes a pill and lies down*

Was going to ask for a clue but before you do, i'm going to have an educated guess and say The Complete Khash and the conection is the three rune-swords of the Shm-yi and Teh Atht.

Was going to ask for a clue but before you do, i'm going to have an educated guess and say The Complete Khash and the conection is the three rune-swords of the Shm-yi and Teh Atht.

 

I think you need a clue.

 

Does round robin help?

What's a fat red breasted bird got to do with it ????

its either the title to a book that one of the characters in a Brian Lumley story had/owned/referred to:

or it has something to do with Sorcerey in Shad?

 

I dunno!

 

AGHGHGHGHG!

its either the title to a book that one of the characters in a Brian Lumley story had/owned/referred to:

or it has something to do with Sorcerey in Shad?

 

I dunno!

 

AGHGHGHGHG!

 

Your're right, you dunno:)

 

The story wasoriginally published ih Fantasy Crossroads, then re-published in this book by Necronomicon Press

What is the title of the book that "Swordsmith and Sorcerer" is associated with?

 

This is too easy to look up for no one to answer.

If the connection is Robert E Howard, then I think I know the answer, but I'll give others a go before I have a shot at it.

If the connection is Robert E Howard, then I think I know the answer, but I'll give others a go before I have a shot at it.

 

I think you know, too.

I think you know, too.

 

Excellent! Then it must be "Ghor, Kin Slayer".

 

Written as a round robin, with contributions from Mr Lumley, Ramsey Cambell, Frank B. Long, Michael Moorcock et al.

 

You gave it away with Necronomicon Press I actually visited the Michauds at home once (while I was staying briefly in Rhode Island), and got to see the Necro'press operation first hand! I was welcomed into their home, treat as a king, and will never forget my brief visit with Marc and Susan, even though it was almost 14 years ago now! I'm such an old b*gger! Lovely people!

 

'Shroom.