
Deluxe Madness
I recently received the deluxe edition of the anthology The Madness of Dr Caligari, edited by Joe Pulver, published by Fedogan and Bremer, encased in a slip cover, signed by all the contributors, and with beautiful artwork on the endpapers by Nick Gucker. What a beauty!
There are other editions too: Kindle, Paperback, and Hardback.
Here’s the impressive Table of Contents:
- Ramsey Campbell – The Words Between
- Damien Angelica Walters – Take a Walk in the Night, My Love
- Rhys Hughes – Confessions of a Medicated Lurker
- Robert Levy – Conversion
- Maura McHugh – A Rebellious House
- David Nickle – The Long Dream
- Janice Lee – Eyes Looking
- Richard Gavin – Breathing Black Angles
- S.P. Miskowski – Somnambule
- Nathan Carson – The Projection Booth
- Jeffrey Thomas – The Mayor of Elementa
- Nadia Bulkin – Et Spiritus Sancti
- Orrin Grey – Blackstone: A Hollywood Gothic
- Reginald Oliver – The Ballet of Dr. Caligari
- Cody Goodfellow – Bellmer’s Bride, or The Game of the Doll
- Mike Griffin – The Insomniac Who Slept Forever
- Paul Tremblay – Further Questions for the Somnambulist
- Michael Cisco – The Righteousness of Conical Men
- Molly Tanzer – That Nature Which Peers Out in Sleep
- Daniel Mills – A Sleeping Life
- John Langan – To See, To Be Seen
- Gemma Files – Caligarism
I consider myself terribly lucky to have a story in this book.
If you want some idea of what the stories are like then check out Des Lewis’s Real-Time Review of the anthology.

