FOOTSTEPS (THOMAS F. MONTELEONE; RON WOLFE; NICHOLAS ROYLE; TYSON BLUE; KATHERINE RAMSLAND; CHET WILLIAMSON; S. K. WALKER; LISA CANTRELL; RICK HAUTALA; RODNEY A. LABBE; MATTHEW J. COSTELLO; ELIZABETH MASSIE; RAMSEY CAMPBELL) - Footsteps: July 1990

Round Top, NY, Bill Munster. 1990. Single Issue Magazine. No. 9. Edited by Bill Munster. Cover art by Jill Bauman. Includes "From the Editor"; "Rehearsals" & "Hey, Man .You Really Wanna Be Called a "Horror Writer" - Or What?" by Thomas F. Monteleone; "Mad Fogs and Englishmen: A Look at British Horror Movies" by Ron Wolfe; "A Wake in the Morning" by Nicholas Royle; "Pet Semetary: Screenplay into Film" by Tyson Blue; "Writing Ann Rice's Biography" & "Lovecraft's Search for the Unconscious" by Katherine Ramsland; "Ash Wednesday: The Missing Chapter" by Chet Williamson; "The Phantom of the Opera: Man or Ghost?" by S. K. Walker; "On Writing the Manse by Lisa Cantrell: Its Origin, Development, and Place in teh Cosmic Scheme of Things"; "Winter Wake: The 'Missing' Scene" & "Karen's Eyes" by by Rick Hautala; "Rick Hautala: Maine's 'Other' Horror Novelist" by Rodney A. Labbe; "About 'Wurm" by Matthew J. Costello; "Sineater" by Elizabeth Massie; "Only the Wind" by Ramsey Campbell; "Necon Guests of Honor and Significant Others". Illustrated by Phil Parks and Jill Bauman. Minor handling wear; name in pen on first page. Very Good+ to Near Fine.

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