SCHOW is the World Fantasy Award-winning author of numerous novels, collections, TV shows, movies, nonfiction and comics - too many to count - and Black Leather Required is his tenth title in Cimarron Street’s massive reprint program of his work. Schow’s third assembly of short stories, back in print after nearly 30 years, in its first paperback edition ever, with an all-new cover and seventeen interior illustrations by artist extraordinaire Timothy R. Or how about interior evil, the torment of love destroyed? Read “Life Partner” or “Sand Sculpture.” (You may never step out of your front door again.)Ĭimarron Street Books is pleased to bring you the International Horror Guild nominee for Best Collection, David J. Schow (Editor) 33 ratings See all formats and editions Hardcover 16.42 1 Used from 16.42 1 Collectible from 74.94 Paperback 9.24 1 New from 9. In “Bad Guy Hats” you’ll meet brand-new monsters who look just like the people you ignore in 7-Elevens. Published by Brand: Dark Harvest Books(1988) ISBN 10: 0913165271ISBN 13: 9780913165270 NewHardcoverQuantity: 1 Seller: Hafa Adai Books (Moncks Corner, SC, U.S.A.) Rating Seller Rating: Book Description Condition: new. In “Sedalia” you’ll meet a modern-day drover on a dinosaur roundup then, in “Kamikaze Butterflies,” you’ll see that cowboy romanticism subverted, as an ironic flipside to the Ray Bradbury classic, “A Sound of Thunder.” or most fervent desires, as these thirteen stories demonstrate. Seeing Red (1990) Lost Angels (1990) Black Leather Required (1994) Crypt Orchids (1998) Eye (Forthcoming) Anthologies Edited. The Kill Riff (1988) The Shaft (1990) plus some seventeen under a pseudonym Collections. When she had DNA test done, Romeo was discovered incredibly enough to be 'a ten pound brown flat-coat old English sheepdog.' Well, I've seen multiple tests done on individual dogs by different labs that said completely different things, and Romeo still looks like a chi to me.It’s too easy to hang that deadly wrong turn and crash face-first into your worst nightmares. David J Schow Bibliography Updated, September 2000 Novels.

Romeo was obtained as a chihuahua, too, but Jay now calls him the Fake Chihuahua. 1988 Best Novel: Replay-Ken Grimwood Other nominees: Aegypt-John Crowley Misery-Stephen King On Stranger Tides-Tim Powers.

Juliet, shown above in-text, is a chihuaha/yorkie mix. Yet another of the photos shows Romeo with Juliet in Jay's lap.

The bottom-most photo is of Romeo in his vintage leather jacket cooing and adoring Kittyboy in his leather jacket. The second photo shows Romeo and Juliet in Jay's lap. The topmost photo shows Jay and Romeo at World Fantasy Con in 2009, a week before Jay's 55th birthday. She is a co-owner of a famous Berkeley bookstore Dark Carnival. Short story artist Jay Rothbell Sheckley has contributed to The Twilight Zone Magazine, Heavy Metal Magazine and Fantasy and Terror (hey, I edited that!), and such major anthologies such as Marvin Kaye's Devils and Demons and David J.

Silver Scream by David J. Schow