• Publication: Minor Apocalypses and Other Small Horrors: An Anthology of October Society WritingsPublication Record # 911464
• Editors: Jame A. Riley, Scott H. Urban
• Date: 1985-00-00
• Publisher: Unnameable Press
• Pub. Series: Publications of the Unnameable Press
• Pub. Series #: 9
• Price:
  $6.00^?$: US dollar
• Pages: 40
• Format:
  ph^?Pamphlet. Used for short (in page count), unbound, staple-bound, or otherwise lightly bound publications.
• Type: ANTHOLOGY
• Notes: Data from WorldCat and The Supernatural Index. "Edition ran to a little over 200 printed and bound copies."—Supernatural Index
• External IDs:
  • OCLC/WorldCat: 12028722
  • Reginald-3: 32326

Contents (view Concise Listing)

• 5 • Foreword (Minor Apocalypses and Other Small Horrors: An Anthology of October Society Writings) • essay by G. Warlock Vance [as by Warlock Vance]
• 8 • Dreams IV • poem by John R. Lederle
• 9 • Unknown Hands • poem by Jame A. Riley
• 10 • Judgment of Dusk • poem by David D. Deyo, Jr. [as by David D. Deyo]
• 10 • Image of Mind • poem by Jame A. Riley
• 11 • Never Name Anything You Might Have to Eat • short story by R. Julius Fildes
• 13 • Osmosis • poem by Scott H. Urban
• 14 • A Study in Modern Courtship • poem by David D. Deyo, Jr. [as by David D. Deyo]
• 15 • Rigor Mortis • poem by G. Warlock Vance [as by Warlock Vance]
• 17 • Grandfather at the Dinner Table • short story by Scott H. Urban
• 21 • It Glistens • poem by G. Warlock Vance [as by Warlock Vance]
• 23 • The Audience • short story by David D. Deyo, Jr. [as by David D. Deyo]
• 25 • Undertow • poem by G. Warlock Vance [as by Warlock Vance]
• 26 • The Long Night's Witness • poem by Jame A. Riley
• 28 • Gibbous Moon • poem by John R. Lederle
• 29 • Violent Motion • poem by G. Warlock Vance [as by Warlock Vance]
• 31 • Apocalypse in the Afternoon • short story by R. Julius Fildes
• 34 • Poe Wouldn't Like It • poem by Jame A. Riley
• 35 • The Frame • poem by Scott H. Urban
• 36 • Umbral Branches • poem by Jame A. Riley
• 37 • Trouvaile? • poem by John R. Lederle
• 38 • Archives • poem by David D. Deyo, Jr. [as by David D. Deyo]
• 39 • Why, Mommy, Why? • poem by Ben DeVries