Worse Things Waiting by Manly Wade Wellman

Who Fears the Devil? (reprinted 1975) Art by Frank Utpatel “The Adventure of the Crystal Egg” (1975) (with Wade Wellman) Artist Unknown “Sherlock Holmes’ war of the Worlds” (1975) (with Wade Wellman) Challenger Versus Mars” (1975) (with Wade Wellman) Sherlock Holmes’s War of the Worlds (1975) (with Wade Wellman) “Sherlock Holmes Versus Mars” ( F&SF, May 1975) (with Wade Wellman) Art by Franco Accornero

“The Ghastly Priest Doth Reign” ( F&SF, March 1975) (World Fantasy Award, Best Short Fiction) Art by Dario Campanile “Goodman’s Place” ( F&SF, September 1974) 1975 Art by Chesley Bonestell “Karl Wagner’s Apostle of Blood” ( Midnight Sun, 1974) Jeannine Guertin “50 Years of Weird Tales” ( WT50: A Tribute to Weird Tales, 1974) Art by John Mayer The Story of Moore County: Two Centuries of a North Carolina Region (1974) Art by John Mayer “The Vampire in America” ( Whispers #2, December 1973) 1974 Artist Unknown “Dead Man’s Chair” ( F&SF, October 1973) Art by Stephen Fabian “A Witch For All Seasons” ( Witchcraft & Sorcery #9, 1973) Art by Jacqui Morgan The Kingdom of Madison: A Southern Mountain Fastness and Its People (1973) Art by Stephen Fabian Worse Things Waiting (1973) (World Fantasy Award, Best Collection/Anthology) “Venus, Mars, and Baker Street” ( F&SF, March 1972) (with Wade Wellman) 1973 Art by Lee Brown Coye Napoleon of the West: A Story of the Aaron Burr Conspiracy (1970) 1971 Artist Unknownįast Break Five (1971) 1972 Art by Chesley Bonestell His best stories were collected in the 2000s with his legacy firmly established in Fantasy & Science Fiction circles. Manly passed away on April 5, 1986.Īfter Manly’s death collections of his work appeared from time to time along with odd pieces found here and there. The 1980s proved to be a renaissance of new Fantasy with the Silver John novels and new stories for the small press Horror magazines like Stuart David Schiff’s Whispers, Charles l. (This would lead to Wagner writing his best loved story, “Sticks”.) In the late 1970s, Wellman wrote his first true Sword & Sorcery series about Kardios of Atlantis. In 1973, Karl Edward Wagner becgan Carcosa Press to publish Manly’s best work with new illustrations by Lee Brown Coye. The 1970s saw Wellman finishing his Sherlock Holmes Versus the War of the Worlds series with his son, Wade, as well as the last of his historical non-fiction books.

Worse Things Waiting by Manly Wade Wellman