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POTN #1 1987, cover art
by Gayle Feyrer
- Poetry: Prisoners Of the
Night
- by Alayne Gelfand, art by M.B.Simon
Fiction: Of Vampires and
Gentlemen
- by A.R. Morlan, art by Alfred
Klosterman
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A lonely vampire
meets the most intriguing man of his long life and vast experience; a
man who is a vampire of a different kind — In contemporary 1980s San
Diego, a young woman discovers the hidden secrets of the mesmerizing man
she’s met at a local bar and yearns to become part of that mystery — An
eternally young woman searches the centuries and the continents for that
which she found elusive in life; for her other half, for a touch of
happiness, for herself — At a gay bar in Soho, England, a young man runs
into mystery, sensuality, vampirism and love — The rape of a young woman
results in a strangely wondrous birth, beauty, love, fulfillment, and
tragedy — Meet Tom Chapman, a stable boy in rural England near the turn
of the century who encounters Clarisse, a sophisticated, beautiful woman
from the continent who is much more than she at first appears to
be... $15.00 US; $17.00 Canada; $22.00 Europe; $24.00 Pacific
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POTN #2 1988, cover art by Marilyn Cole
- Poetry: Night Addict
- by Wendy Rathbone, art by Suzan
Lovett
Fiction: Dark Seduction
- by Nancy Kilpatrick, art by Chris
Soto
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A newly made
vampire is introduced to the ways of his kind, to the delights, the
privileges and the horrors — A series of dreams after his wife’s death
is the impetus to a man’s journal in which he documents his strangely
inhabited nocturnal wanderings — A woman hits a wolf with her car during
a period when the wolves are over-running her town. At least, she thinks
its a wolf -- A college professor is overcome by the presence of a
beautiful girl in his class. On the night he agrees to take her home,
both are in for a few surprises — A Los Angeles club is the setting for
an encounter between a rather mundane woman and two mysterious twins —
Sometime in the future, when dentists are no longer needed, Carrelle
Westley is the recipient of some anachronistic dental work -- When one
of their own breaks the rules, vampires exact a price, a very stiff
price -- A lonely runaway meets a Fegan-like mentor, a mentor who
teaches him survival and much more — Every performer garners energy from
somewhere, Kara Diamond’s source is just a little more unusual than most
-- A vampire, bored with existence and seeking any relief, finds an
unexpected and frightening fascination with another who is just as bored
with his existence and is seeking his own form of relief... $15.00 US; $17.00 Canada; $22.00 Europe; $24.00 Pacific
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POTN #3 1989, cover art by John Borkowski
- Poetry: Poetry Demon
- by Cathy Buburuz, art by M.B. Simon
Fiction: The Better
Feast
- by Dan Persons, art by Gayle Feyrer
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A young man rents a
room in a strange old house and meets three women who seem identical yet
unlike any women he’s met before — Two old friends take a trip up the
California coast and run into their pasts and possibilities for their
futures — In a society where humans and vampires live in harmony, the
most forbidden of social taboos is broken — A vampire questions the
morality of its existence — Three young vampires are set loose on the
world by The Master to find or make their place in it — A mysterious
stranger, a woman’s obsession, and the riddle of why this stranger is so
familiar come together in present day Southern California — Two college
roommates share secrets; some not too dark, others darker than one of
them could ever have imagined. $15.00 US; $17.00 Canada; $22.00 Europe; $24.00 Pacific
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POTN #4 1990, cover art by Marilyn Cole
- Poetry: Moon Goddess
- by Wendy Rathbone, art by Janet
DuPuy
Fiction: The Demon
- by Taerie Bryant, art by Tristan
Alexander
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In Europe just
after WWI, a young American is summoned to an abbey that holds ancient
and terrifying secrets behind its mossy walls — Annie could never have
guessed what it was she would find as she looked out of her bedroom
window that night and saw the dark shape moving among the shadows —
Misfortune and triumph mingle when two dimensional realities collide —
What's the life support officer aboard an all- vampire spaceship to do
when she discovers there's a human hiding somewhere aboard? — The human
woman and the vampire man had no intention of falling in love with a
member of a forbidden race, but now that they have, there's more
problems than charges of necrophilia to face — When vampires are
considered the dregs of society, there's certain to be an addictive
allure to their forbidden company — The stranger changed the lives of
Paul and his young brother whose body is racked by injury and pain, but
no one could have expected what form that change would take. $15.00 US; $17.00 Canada; $22.00 Europe; $24.00 Pacific
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POTN #5 1991, cover art by KOZ
- Poetry: My Love Comes Dressed Only
in Eternity
- by Charlee Jacob, art by Bridget
McCoy
Fiction: Loose Change
- by Kay Reynolds, art by Marilyn Cole
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A writer encounters
an enthusiastic but suspicious publisher; One member of a rock 'n' roll
band begins to question the behavior - and tastes - of the rest of the
group — A woman returns to her childhood home to find her family missing
and the house next door inhabited by vampires — A man encumbered by a
strange and terrible curse calls upon the services of a young prostitute
to ease his pain — After the death of the world, the lone survivor
contemplates his state of vampirism — A mortal child finds nothing odd
about the fact that she is being raised by a group of vampires — In New
Orleans, a man encountered the strange and unbelievable truth about his
fiancŽ and her family — In an alternate dimension, a vampire and his
mortal consort face the unusual emotions caused by their
situation. $12.00 US; $14.00 Canada; $17.00 Europe; $19.00 Pacific
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POTN #6 1992, cover art by Janet DuPuy
- Poetry: The Petrified
Man
- by Jacie Ragan, art by Alfred
Klosterman
Fiction: The Ophelias
- by Charlee Jacob, art by Cathy Miller
Burgoyne
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Are the ramblings
of a schizophrenic girl only drug-laced fantasy? Or is there more to
commonly perceived "reality" than most of us can sense? — A lone vampire
suffers the loneliness of a beautiful woman... until he discovers the
one gift that can set them both free — They called her "Wither"... so
when she heard the term used for the area near the river, how could she
not see for herself what all the fuss was about? — The rock band
"Gradual Seduction Of the Night" returns... and young Ian has a serious
problem — Adjustment for a space-station raised vampire and his mate to
life aboard a space exploration vessel is not as smooth as they had
hoped — Robert's life was as normal as a teenager's life could be ...
until Nick showed up with his black BMW and his black soul — The tour
was structured for insomniacs... but Corin McIlwain had a different
reason for only coming out at night — What becomes of the memories of
the victims of a vampire? $9.95 US; $11.95 Canada; $14.95 Europe; $16.95 Pacific
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POTN #7 1993, cover art by Marilyn Cole
- Poetry: The Perseid
Lights
- by Gary J. Whitehead, art by Bridget
McCoy
Fiction: The Cold of Snow &
Ghosts
- by Charles A. Gramlich, art by M.B.
Simon
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In the darkness of
a pool hall, a young vampire meets her match — The siren call of a
reflection in her mirror captures more than just Alicia's men — They
always called her "wacky", but to Annie, the image in the window is very
real — A warrior meets a mysterious woman on the way to fight the
Mongols — Rain on the playa comes only once every one hundred years...
and when it does come, it produces a very strange crop — Who is the
stunningly beautiful woman who showed up uninvited to the party, what is
her magic that draws people with the mere flick of her eye? — The trees
had always been there, that's what Paul had been told, but he's about to
learn the reason why the trees are so important — As neighbors go,
Jack's weren't so bad, until one of them decided to prove a point by
blowing Jack's head off — The last vampire in existence says goodbye to
the androids the vampires created to take their place in the world —
Risa prayed for a cure for her husband, and learned that wanting and
getting are two very different matters —The Innuit tribe Kainja had
adopted was starving and even his most drastic efforts don't seem to be
enough. $9.95 US; $11.95 Canada; $14.95 Europe; $16.95 Pacific
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POTN #8 1994, cover art by Janet DuPuy
- Poetry: Husks
- by Wendy Rathbone, art by Bridget
McCoy
Fiction: Warm Red
Shadows
- by Sonia & Naomi Hughes, art by Michael
Kucharski
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How else is a blind
sculptress to approach her homage to the vampires in the midst of her
society if she doens't have one to interview... to inspect? — The Dust
Bowl could make a man see many things, many strange and wonderful things
— In the Himalayas, the vampire Kainja comes face-to-face with his past
and a decision he made long, long ago — At the time, choosing to make
the six hundred year journey from Earth to The Tenth Shore of Rigel
instead of remaining on Earth and being killed along with the rest of
his kind seemed like a good idea. Now Sage isn't so sure he made the
best decision and fears he may, unfortunately, live to regret it — When
the boys turned their teasing into genuine threats, Dale thought he was
in real trouble; the kind of trouble from which no one and no thing
could help him escape — When Brian Tedesco decided to make the trip to
Romania to research his genealogy, the last thing he expected was to be
arrested as a spy, or to end up as part of some bizarre experiment —
There were too many choices to make, too many things to do, too many
careers from which to choose; but now that she's met him she may only
have one truly important choice to make, one that will make all other
choices unimportant — Working the graveyard shift, the vampire never
expects any serious trouble from rowdy teeangers, and even he could
never imagine the kind of trouble that comes calling. $9.95 US; $11.95 Canada; $14.95 Europe; $16.95 Pacific
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POTN #9 1995, cover art by Michael Apice
- Poetry: Washing the
Dark
- by Corrine DeWinter, art by Darren
Cerone
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- Fiction: Kiss of the Black
Angel
- by Della Van Hise, art by Janet
DuPuy
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Rose longed to know
the truth about Elizabeth’s tattoos and provocative piercings, but she
couldn't ask about them. The words were trapped within the shell of her
shyness — A vampire wakes from what he thought would be eternal slumber
to find himself beholden to a wailing toddler due to the fact that he’d
been buried beneath a myrtle tree — In the first installment from Della
Van Hise’s novel, RAGGED ANGELS, we meet Stefan; a man enslaved by grief
who is offered a chance at eternity but at the cost of a terrible secret
that will haunt him, and the reader, forever — The entity waited for the
man to return, shifting from one guise to another. When would he return?
When would the entity be allowed to hunt again, to pour itself around
the man and clothe him in its essence? -- An ancient vampire finds
herself in love for the first time and faced with the question of
whether to grant that love a small piece of her own eternal life or not
— Malachi knew his destiny was to live in light, despite evidence to the
contrary. But Perry knew Malachi’s true nature, even if Malachi did not
— An ancient being finds a fledgling offering herself to the dawn and
laments on the irrational stubbornness of zealots — Two people fleeing
misery meet in the post-Civil War South; one a slave running from a
burning plantation, the other a woman of unimaginable origins and
unforgiving gifts — A people persecuted, a woman grieving. Amid the
suffering of her people, she prays… and a Goddess is given shape — A man
is given fame in exchange for his energy and is, ultimately, rewarded
with more than devotion and love. $9.95 US; $11.95 Canada; $14.95 Europe; $16.95 Pacific
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POTN #10 1997, cover art by Bridget McCoy
- Poetry: Reptiles
- by Wendy Rathbone, art by Michael
Apice
Fiction: Mark of the
Dreamer
- by Tippi N. Blevins, art by Janet
DuPuy
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A vampire,
desperate for the human ability to dream once again, wends a maddening
path through the people who find themselves drawn to his tattoo parlor —
A scientist in search of vampires ventures into space and encounters the
horrifying, true nature of reality — Join Jim Kowanolski, reluctant
vampire, on his further adventures with his unruly teenage werewolf
companions — The vampire Kainja comes face-to-face with his own origins
via the nearly deranged machinations of a scientist who is also a
Catholic nun — It's an unfortunate fact that not all vampires survive
immortality and now Charles must watch as yet another loved one fades —
Where the intense colors and shapes of Vincent Van Gogh's paintings the
visions of a madman or were they visions from another supernatural
source? — Two vampires, separately searching the world for another of
their kind, finally reach their goals —When the undercover operation
he's on goes bad, Detective Lambino receives help from the most
impossible of quarters —In a future drained of magic and ruled by
technology, an isolated young woman finds herself in the midst of an
extremely magical presence — When Giu met the lost, damaged blind girl,
he had no intention of taking her in; his thoughts had been more on the
subject of feeding — Can the certainty of advice given in youth succor
the pain of years of watching a dear friend pine for a vampire you
convinced her never really existed? — Also, in the next installment of
Kiss of the Black Angel, Stefan explores his new world and, especially,
Miquel, the mysterious vampire who gave it to him. $7.95 US; $ 9.95 Canada; $12.95 Europe; $14.95 Pacific
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POTN #11 1999, cover photography by D. Van Hise
- Poetry: Vampire Children
- by Wendy Rathbone, art by Cathy Buburuz
Fiction: The All-Night Café
- by Charlee Jacob
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In the antiseptic existence of the cyber world, a woman finds a human connection and reconsiders her choices — At the close of the Civil War, a woman struggles to understand her new life, aided by a rare, beautiful and magickal gift — Some survive the transformation into the century France, a police officer tracks a serial killer through the salons of the Impressionist painters — Bant protected the dead from the Ghouls but little did he think he would ever be tricked by one of them — She knew the vampires were leaving, she just didn’t understand why — Woman, artist, vampire hunter, who would ever have guessed she would fall under the spell of one of the creatures — The ghosts where there and, even though he couldn’t see them, he knew the vampire he served could and did — A lonely vampire meets a mysterious woman and, together, the worst parts of their lives fall into place… $7.95 US; $ 9.95 Canada; $12.95 Europe; $14.95 Pacific
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