Mrs Midnight and Other Stories by Reggie Oliver. Book Review.
MRS MIDNIGHT AND OTHER STORIES BY REGGIE OLIVER, TARTARUS PRESS £30.00 Reviewed by Mario Guslandi Since Reggie Oliver, a well known actor and playwright, decided to try [...]
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Frankenstein’s Prescription By Tim Lees. Book review.
FRANKENSTEIN’S PRESCRIPTION BY TIM LEES. Tartarus Press, h/b, £30.00 Reviewed by Matthew Johns Another beautifully bound tome from Tartarus, this tells the story of [...]
Wormwood #17 available from Tartarus Press
Wormwood #17, Autumn 2011 (edited by Mark Valentine) – containing an eclectic mix of essays on fantasy, supernatural and decadent literature – is now available [...]
Tartarus Press to publish Aickman/Howard collection
Tartarus Press have announced that the next book they will publish will be We Are for the Dark by Robert Aickman and Elizabeth Jane Howard. See HERE for details and ordering [...]
Clarimonde and Other Stories by Theophile Gautier
The next book to be published by Tartarus Press will be Clarimonde and Other Stories by Theophile Gautier. Tartarus say: “We believe that this will be the definitive [...]
Strange Tales III, ed. Rosalie Parker
Review by Nathaniel Tapley It’s difficult not to judge a book from Tartarus Press by its cover. Heavy and beautiful, you feel you should be in front of an open fire, [...]
Bloody Baudelaire, by R.B. Russell
Reviewed by Matt Johns This slim but beautifully bound tome is a bit of an oddity. Part supernatural chiller, part what feels like 1920s society observation, it tells the [...]
Father Raven and Other Tales, A.E. Coppard
Review by Matt Johns As always with anything from Tartarus, the exceptional quality of the bookbinding strikes you first. Opening the volume, you are greeted with a brief [...]
The Purple Cloud, by M.P. Shiel
Reviewed by Jeff Gardiner Tartarus Press have done us all a favour by reprinting Shiel’s acknowledged fin-de-siecle masterpiece The Purple Cloud (1901). This [...]
Miss Hargreaves, by Frank Baker
Reviewed by Jeff Gardiner This is a repackaging of a novel first published in 1940 by lesser-known author Frank Baker. To be honest it’s a disappointment and [...]