"Poetry is the devil's wine." -- St. Augustine

Cemetery Dance Publications is proud to announce The Devil's Wine, a poetry anthology edited by best-selling author Tom Piccirilli. The contributors include Stephen King, Ray Bradbury, Peter Straub, Graham Masterton, Charles De Lint, Jack Ketchum, Joe Haldeman, Michael Bishop, Jack Cady, Steve Rasnic Tem, Melanie Tem, Peter Crowther, TM Wright, Brian Hodge, Edward Lee, Elizabeth Massie, Jay Bonansinga, and Tamara Thorne.

The Cemetery Dance hardcover is the only edition for this title, and many of the nearly 200 poems have never appeared anywhere else. Stephen King's amazing contributions were originally published in small venues during his college years and these publications now resell for thousands of dollars due to their scarcity. The King poems haven't seen print in over 30 years--this is the only time they have ever been reprinted!

The poetry found within The Devil's Wine is deeply moving, affecting, and deals with the human condition in a way that only those who've danced along the edge of the abyss are capable of understanding. One of the contributors, Jay Bonansinga, calls The Devil's Wine"a unique compendium of thriller writers moonlighting in the world of dark verse" and that's about the best description we've heard yet.

The Devil's Wine will be issued in two unique states: a Trade Hardcover edition for $40 (featuring our usual high-quality, smyth-sewn cloth binding, full-color dustjacket, etc) and a Deluxe Lettered Edition for $250 (featuring a handmade traycase, additional artwork, and completely unique hand-binding--in other words, a completely different book to hold in your hands! Signed only by editor Tom Piccirilli and artist Caniglia!).

Available in two states:
Trade Hardcover Edition bound in full cloth ($40)
Traycased Lettered Edition of 52 signed and lettered copies featuring a handmade traycase, additional artwork, completely unique hand-binding, and signed by the editor and artist ($250)

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The Limited Devil	11/23/2005 - by Mark Dauck from Clearwater, FL US
Not only was the writings within these pages interesting and enjoyable, but the book's printing and binding were of great quality. Hats off to CD!