Looks like Brian has another rare one coming out this summer from Endeavor Press.

 

Description: Not seen in the United States since 1981 in Weird Tales, and 1998 in the collection A Coven of Vampires, in a very limited edition, it is now out of of print in the USA and of limited availability in the UK. The House of the Temple, a Mythos novella, will be released in a Limited, illustrated, hardcover edition by Endeavor Press in the summer of 2003. All copies will be signed by the author and both artists. Accompanying the title story will be Brian Lumley’s short story Swamped, not seen in print in the USA since 1986.

 

Cover art by Alan M. Clark, Interior art by Allen K

 

For more info, go directly to the page: The House of the Temple

 

[ March 02, 2003, 10:29 AM: Message edited by: ShadoeWolfe ]

Thanks for that Dave.

Bookmarked the page from Silky's note yesterday.

 

The House of the Temple appears in the UK collection The Sceond Wish, but I've never heard of Swamped before.

 

Always good to come across the rarer one-off stories like Spaghetti, The Statement of One John Gibson and The Kiss of Bugg-Shash

Have earmarked this one ... signed up to recieve an email when its available to order.

I guess no one got an email when this one was ready - I didn't. I just went back to the site this evening, and placed a pre-order for the House of the Temple. Well that's if the order went through OK - there's a notice saying that if you haven't heard from them, to contact some guy that runs the site (roger range, I think) anyway, follow Shadoe's link, and you should find it OK!

 

Later,

 

Tops

Thanks Tops,

I just put in my preorder. Now I have 2 new Lumley books to look forward to!

Cheers Tops, I was waiting for an email from them but never recieved one. Order is now placed.

I was waiting for the same email as well... it was your Harry Keogh post that prompted me in to looking it up, so thank you!

 

Tops

Don't know if any of you guys have received confirmation when ordering these books, but I chased it up using the roggerr hotmail address and got confirmation that my order was okay today.

 

Might be wise if you ain't received anything yet to chase it up.....

very good point:)

When I ordeed it, they emailed me back saying there was a problem with the website, and he was unsure wat I ha ordered, so I had to mail him directly stating what book I wanted to order.

Hey all,

 

Roger just emailed me to let me know that my order went through OK... It seems the website is new, and possibly not properly tested, so I say give him a chance and let things settle a bit, although, I would email him if you haven't heard a thing about the order!

 

TTFN

 

Tops

Well I was supposed to be trying to save money but I've given in to temptation and put my order in!

Would like to order this, but don't really have the time to be chasing the order up, so I might wait a little til his system's settled down a bit more...

I have THE HOUSE OF THE TEMPLE in a Horror Anthology edited by Steve Jones. I found the book in a bargain bin at a Borders Bookstore. All in all its a real good Mythos story, with a strong build up to a striking climax.

 

You'll all LOVE it!

yeah, it's also in Coven of Vampires I think this one is for the collectors mainly... it does have Swamped which I haven't read.

I also have that horror anthology, it's called The Giant Book of Horror and I also bought it at a bargain price, though mine was from The Works.

 

I got it mainly for The House of the Temple which I loved but the other stories in it are great too. Theres one from Clive Barker, F Paul Wilson Ramsay Campbell and loads of other writers. At just 5 pounds it was well worth it!

Silver,

 

Out of interest which FPW story was it?

 

Tops

It's called Buckets and along with The House of the Temple is one of my favourites in the book

not read that one, but on the point of FPW, it was a short story that got me hooked on his work in the first place... and if it wasn't for a Lumley story appearing that collection I probably wouldn't have been tempted to buy it at the time:)