Gauntlet Press (with and w/out Borderlands partnership)...

[RonClinton]

Yep Pines and Draculas.both look great. I loved Draculas it was a great time to say the least. Like you I wonder about the quality especially with all the issues and hat Boarderlands has had with the little book series. Nothing would be worse then a trilogy full of errors. I’m also interested in Ravenous. I didn’t care as much for the sequel but really liked Ravenous.

Fortunately, it's not being offered as a complete set, apparently, so the first volume, PINES, will be the barometer as to whether or not I continue the trilogy set.

[Splync]

I'm curious to see how some of these turn out. Their previous collaborations with Borderlands have been pretty good.

[bookworm 1]

Yep Pines and Draculas.both look great. I loved Draculas it was a great time to say the least. Like you I wonder about the quality especially with all the issues and hat Boarderlands has had with the little book series. Nothing would be worse then a trilogy full of errors. I’m also interested in Ravenous. I didn’t care as much for the sequel but really liked Ravenous.

[jeffingoff]

Total bummer that Gauntlet is doing it. I will for sure pass on it.

[RonClinton]

Barry over at Gauntlet just announced his 2021 schedule, and there are some pretty interesting items, including -- FINALLY!!! -- a limited-edition package of the THE PINES trilogy by Blake Crouch. I'm trying to keep my expectations in check, as their (and Borderlands) last few years' of books have not been particularly satisfying on a visual, collectible level, but I am certainly looking forward to hearing and seeing more about it. That DRACULAS anthology is another intriguing offering...I read the trade a loonnng time ago, and remember liking it, so an expanded version is of interest.

But it's that PINES trilogy -- a set I've been hoping to see from some publisher for years -- that has me smiling this morning.

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As promised, here is our 2021 schedule. We will have webpages, with complete information, before the end of the month and will begin taking preorders January 1st, 2021.

(1) From the Inner Mind To…The Outer Limits Scripts of Joseph Stefano

First up is Joseph Stefano’s scripts from the classic ABC television anthology series The Outer Limits. For the first time ever, the Stefano family has authorized a limited edition publication entitled From the Inner Mind To…The Outer Limits Scripts of Joseph Stefano. Edited by Dave Rash, the book will feature six classic and two fully scripted but never produced episodes all written by the master himself. The lettered edition will be signed by David McCallum and Ed Asner, among others.

(2) Ravenous by Ray Garton. This is Garton's werewolf classic. We’ll also be publishing the sequel, Bestial, in 2022. The lettered edition will be signed by Richard Chizmar.

(3) Signalz by F. Paul Wilson. In this title Wilson revisits his Adversarial series. There will be bonus material in the lettered edition.

(4) Nightmares: An Anthology, in conjunction with Borderlands Press. Sandra Becerril, the most renowned horror writer out of Mexico, brings together for the first time three Hollywood masters and legends of the genre. "Four horror stories that will take your sleep away by soaking you in their nightmares." Stories featuring dark tales about nightmares by Becerril, Mick Garris, Lawrence C. Connolly and R.C. Matheson. John Skipp will write an Afterword and sign the lettered edition.

(5) Pines by Blake Crouch. We'll be publishing, in conjunction with Borderlands Press, Crouch's "Wayward Pines" trilogy, starting off with PINES.

(6) Draculas: An Anthology of Stories by F. Paul Wilson, Blake Crouch, Joe Konrath and Jeff Strand, also in conjunction with Borderlands Press. These four well-known horror authors pool their penchants for scares and thrills, and tackle one of the greatest of all legends, with each writer creating a unique character and following them through a vampire outbreak in a secluded hospital. Both editions will contain a large amount of bonus material.

We’ll have full details and pricing on each of these titles later this month on their webpages.