Cyber-Psychos AOD's Scribes Of Imagined Lore Links

• Lit Library: Works by Edgar Allan Poe, Mary Shelley, Lewis Carroll, Jules Verne, etc.
• Lautreamont: Bio, book covers, Maldoror (French and English). This site might be gone now, but I'm waiting to make sure as it was the best.
• Phillip K. Dick: The beautifully schizophrenic side of science fiction.
• The Palm Tree Garden: a collection of Phillip K. Dick related articles, essays, poems, etc.
• J. G. Ballard: Bibliography, reviews, e-archives of the Ballard newsletter, and even an obituary he wrote for Burroughs.
• The William S. Burroughs Files: "An electronic reference guide to works of William Seward Burroughs, his literary works, recordings, film, video appearances, samples, and other publications.The William S. Burroughs Info Site." This site also includes an open Memorial section now.
• Robert Anton Wilson: Many many properly odd and paranoid pages which list his upcoming appearances, excerpts, thoughts for the week, info about Permancence Press, and more.
• Kathy Acker: This tribute site went up shortly after Kathy's death, and includes anyone from Doug Rice to Diamanda Galas.
• Don Webb: This is his Anachron City bibliography.
• Misha: "It is a world of living metal." Info about Misha's writing, plus links to shamanic sites, etc.
• John Shirley: Where aliens mix with bad drugs, worse politics, and general harsh reality.
• Lance Olsen: The Deranged Baby Duck Murderer, and William Gibson's nightmare.
• Brian Hodge: As I previously called his writings: "Hope-tainted Nihilistic Catharsis".
• Sue Storm: A profile and a few quick, but fun, blurbs for one of the most beautifully depressing writers I know.
• Gene Santagada: Dark fiction, real arachnids, and general perversion.
• Doug Rice: Catholic gender-shifting vampires as butchered through Faulkner, Burroughs, etc.
• Jeffrey A. Stadt: Dark fiction well beyond the edges of insanity, not to mention those levels of raw emotion.
• Mike Arnzen: Horror fiction for the empty eye-socket.
• Wayne Allen Sallee: An interview with the Holy Terror himself.
• C.S. Fuqua: Horror stories for the family.
• John Everson: Meester Everson's works and whims (fiction and music review).
• Dan Clore: Lord Weyrdgliffe's (or Dan Clore's) fiction and interests.
• Creaturette's Darke Palace: Yvonne Navarro and assorted horror links.

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