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But Anthony Shriek is also a poignant tale of pain, loneliness and the madness that may come with isolation from one’s fellows. The second issue of Earthling as Hero instead of weirdo misfit I believed would require a greater rational underpinning, and so enters a trainer-of-warriors from out of Greek mythology, and a period of training which permitted me to write what many have recognized as "the Zen chapter" somewhat in imitation of the warrior training manual Hagekure.

There were other things about the John Carter Goes To Mars theme that I wanted to treat either whimsically or more realistically.

Jessica Amanda Salmonson is one of our best, and Anthony Shriek is the crown jewel in her literary output.
      Ms Salmonson writes: “In writing of Anthony's dark journey I had two subsidiary goals I hoped would lend the tale greater depth than the average horror novel.
      However, it is as an author that she truly excels, since the early 1970s her short stories, poems, prose-poems, and novels have thrilled and chilled readers throughout the genre of fantastic literature.

It can't be for the money since even as a relatively successful book sales-wise, writing adventure fantasy just doesn't pay all that well.
      Finally, after twenty-five years this book gets the lavish production that it deserves, featuring an insightful introduction by author Eileen Gunn and illustrations by the amazingly talented David Ho.

This is, without a doubt, a cornerstone volume for any serious collection of modern horror fiction. Even if someone helped them enough that they didn't die outright, they'd be considered mentally retarded for comprehending none of the touchstones of an alien culture, and end up at best a shit-shoveller in some stable.

So in my version the character of Erin Wyler really did train as swordfighter before ever being transferred to Endsworld, and even then was confronted by incomprehensible cultural differences so that for some while she lived as a homeless looney under a bridge.

And that longer period of adapting to a strange culture was just one important issue overlooked by most such stories.