Vivisepulture: Weird Tales of Twisted Imagination
Edited by Andy Remic and Wayne Simmons.
The anthology is dedicated to the late Colin Harvey, with great affection.
In the tradition of Poe, Kafka, Borges and H. G. Wells, this collection of weird stories are written with the primary drive of presenting twisted deviations of normality. Whether it's the deviant factory workers of Neal Asher's Plastipak™ Limited, the pus-oozing anti-cherub of Ian Graham's Rotten Cupid, the acid-snot disgorging freak of Andy Remic's SNOT, or Ian Watson's alternate zombie-crucifixion, each story will drag your organs up through your oesophagus and give your brain a chilli-fired beating.
Contents:
- Introduction by Andy Remic
- Plastipak(TM) Limited by Neal Asher
- Pretty Teeth by Tony Ballantyne
- Bukowski on Mars, With Beer by Eric Brown
- The Eviscerators by Richard Ford
- Rotten Cupid by Ian Graham
- You Always Remember Your First by Lee Harris
- Torturer's Moon by Colin Harvey
- Caught in the Shadow by Vincent Holland-Keen
- Bible Basher by James Lovegrove
- Deformation by Gary McMahon
- Juice by Stan Nicholls
- SNOT by Andy Remic
- Wind Project by Jordan Reyne
- Wunderwaffe by Ian Sales
- METAmorphosis by Steven Savile
- Kitty Wants a Hitty by Wayne Simmons
- Zombie Gunfighter by Guy N. Smith
- Pipework by Adrian Tchaikovsky
- Lost Family by Jeffrey Thomas
- Recruit by Danie Ware
- Zombible by Ian Watson
- Devil in the Details by Ian Whates
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Andy Remic
Andy Remic has been described as the natural successor to David Gemmell, an accolade he refuses to admit starting himself. He began his writing career writing high-octane science fiction novels, but soon diversified into visceral fantasy with his debut fantasy trilogy, The Clockwork Vampire Chronicles. Remic lives with his family in the north of England.
