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Whitley Strieber's classic vampire novel, The Hunger, makes its return as a Borderlands Press limited edition. The first book of his acclaimed vampire trilogy (also including The Last Vampire and Lilith's Dream, soon to be published by Borderlands Press) is now available for pre-order by calling 1.800.528.3310. Order now, as QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED! Visit our Reservation Page to view additional upcoming titles!
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| Dark Ride by Michael Laimo - (limited edition) |
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| Virgin by F. Paul Wilson ( trade paperback) | Black Wind by F. Paul Wilson (limited hardcover) |
It’s the mid-1990s and F. Paul Wilson is making a big splash in the medical thriller category. But an idea for a different kind of thriller – a religious thriller, sparked by reading Thomas F. Monteleone’s Blood of the Lamb – takes hold. (read more) |
After
finishing the first three novels of what would become the Adversary
Cycle, F. Paul Wilson began work on Black Wind, the longest,
most intricately plotted and intensely researched novel of his
career. To his dismay, Black Wind came to be known as
his “lost novel.” (read
more) |
| 5 Stories by Peter Straub (lettered hardcover) | Serpentine by Thomas F. Monteleone (trade paperback) |
A wonderful collection of tales by the horror genre’s most literate and endlessly inventive writers. “Little Red’s Tango” incorporates a vampire story, miracle legends, a saint’s legend, an epistle, beatitudes, and jazz minutiae within a contemporary faux-gospel. (read more) LIMITED (numbered) EDITION IS SOLD OUT |
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Fables from the Mud by Erik Quisling (trade paperback) |
Crimson Orgy by Austin Williams(trade paperback) |
At long last come the tales of perhaps the three greatest invertebrates who ever lived... Fables from the Mud compiles the triumphant accounts of three modern-day invertebrate heroes and their tireless quests for self-revelation (read more) |
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Borderlands Writers Bootcamp Winter
Session - January, 2010 |









After
finishing the first three novels of what would become the Adversary
Cycle, F. Paul Wilson began work on Black Wind, the longest,
most intricately plotted and intensely researched novel of his
career. To his dismay, Black Wind came to be known as
his “lost novel.” 