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Originally posted by douglasSP:
I'm also working my way through Shadow Show, and so far my favorite story is the Sam Weller one.

Me, too. And mine, too.

Sam, the one about the girl in the funeral home is just wonderful!

This has got to be the most perceptive review of SHADOW SHOW to date, Gary K. Wolfe in the LA REVIEW OF BOOKS:

http://lareviewofbooks.org/art...62&fulltext=1&media=

Sam Weller, Mort Castle, Jay Bonansinga, Bayo Ojikutu and John McNally will be reading from and signing copies of Shadow Show tonight at the Book Cellar in Lincoln Square in Chicago. The event has gotten quite a bit of publicity so they are expecting a pretty big crowd. Wish I could go!

www.bookcellarinc.com/event/au...-castle-contributors

Also spotted this from Minnesota Public Radio. Good interview!

http://kfai.org/node/31532

Author Cesar Torres interviews/converses with Sam Weller:

http://cesartorres.net/blog/?p=2142

About 1hr. 15 min. Enjoyable!

Another interesting interview, and intriguing site:
http://www.theshortform.com/interview/sam-weller

A story from Shadow Show has been selected for The Best Science Fiction and Fantasy of the Year, Volume 7, edited by Jonathan Strahan.

It's "Two Houses", by Kelly Link.

Table of Contents here:

http://www.jonathanstrahan.com.au/wp/

Congratulations on this delightful news.

Kelly Link's story is also to be included in The Best Science Fiction & Fantasy of the Year 2013, edited by Rich Horton.

SHADOW SHOW is on the preliminary ballot of the 2012 Bram Stoker Awards for the year's best anthology. The finalists will be announced on February 23, 2013.

http://www.locusmag.com/News/2...-preliminary-ballot/

The 500 copy signed Deluxe Numbered Edition would be a nice addition to the bookshelf! That one is sold out but the signed Numbered Edition (signed by editors Mort Castle and Sam Weller) is still available.

I love Gauntlet Press!

Another fine review.

Or, translated into English...

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Originally posted by philnic:
Or, translated into English...

What?! I just assumed everyone here could read Hungarian. Besides, antológia is a great word!

I like that it translates not as "shadow show", but as "shadows and fiends".