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Weirdmonger
Visit the Narrative Hospital, the Glistenberry Festival and the killing under-fields of Middle Europe, in the company of Blasphemy Fitzworth, the Victorian cats-meat man. Furthermore, this novella gradually teaches a new language of the mind called 'Weirdtongue'.
The Apocryphan: The Epiphany of the Augusthog
The Three Ages of D. F. Lewis (1948 - ) 1. 1986-2000 - Over 1000 fiction publications in magazines and anthologies, culminating in the Prime Books Weirdmonger collection. 2. 2001-2010 - Publishing Nemonymous journal of fiction. 3. 2008 to date - Gestalt real-time reviews. (Plus one novel entitled Nemonymous Night, a collection, four novellas that were independently published and three originally created multi-authored anthologies.)
A Fortunate Universe
An engaging defence and critique of the various arguments from both science and religion on the fine-tuning of the Universe.
Busy Blood
This is the crooked, surreal and dark house that Stuart Hughes and D. F. Lewis built. This is a lonely collection of shadow-filled rooms and twisted passageways where no reality is certain, and where certainty shifts and distorts. This is a place of grotesque free sex, of demon armies and clinics in which exorcism is by surgery. This is where you will find quiet tumours and the mansion with two bedsits and where you will be meticulously prepared for madness. This is Busy Blood "Stuart Hughes has a natural ability, a determination and raw talent that is undeniable." Conrad Williams "In one short page, Lewis manages to unsettle in a way that a ream of small press magazines could never do in a lifetime of trying." Stygian Articles
Why Should White Guys Have All the Fun?
The inspiring story of Reginald Lewis: lawyer, Wall Street wizard, philanthropist--and the wealthiest black man in American history. Based on Lewis's unfinished autobiography, along with scores of interviews with family, friends, and colleagues, this book cuts through the myth and hype to reveal the man behind the legend.
Nemonymous Night
"Mike was a hawler, although he would have spelt it differently had he known the word at all. At this stage, it was unclear what a hawler was-or what a hawler did. But Mike knew he was one and probably knew what one was and what one did, even if he didn't know the name itself." Nemonymous Night is a tale of magic and dream. A rich collage of the British townscape and psyche. A spiral of details, mundane things imbued with significance and significant things that feel mundane. More outsider art than portrait. Missing children and angel wine - ocean liners and helicopters - and a drill vehicle bound for the core of the earth. DF Lewis's remarkable novel is brought back into print again, for the first time in hardcover.
Dabbling with Diabelli
Originally published in paperback with an extremely limited release, this book collects thirty of D F Lewis's favourite short stories, all demonstrating his unique style at the intersection of genre, literature and outsider art.
Gauche Stories
Sly, baroque and surreal stories from the pen of the master of the short weird tale. "A typical D.F. Lewis story is like an unholy amalgam of Donald Barthelme and the Comte de Lautréamont. Or Shirley Jackson after she'd supped an unhealthy quantity of Old Shoggoth's Peculiar. Like oysters, they are better consumed in large quantities." D M Mitchell (author of SAVOY: A SERIOUS LIFE)
