I read on John Everson's site that he's going to be a part of an upcoming anthology called 'Terrible Beauty, Fearful Symmetry' from Dark Hart Press. Other writers include James A. Moore, Matthrew Warner, Sèphera Girón, Gord Rollo, J.L. Comeau, Weston Ochse, Hal Bodner, Lawrence C. Connolly, Harrison Howe, Lisa Morton, A.M. Muffaz, Wendy Brewer, Angeline Hawkes, Gregory L. Norris, Peter N. Dudar, Lisa Mannetti, Elizabeth Blue, Corinne De Winter, Marcy Italiano, David Simms, Tracy L. Carbone, Scott T. Goudsward, Ron Clinton, J. Michael Shell, Jason Palmer, T. Rex Armés, Elizabeth Blue, April Gray, Jeffrey Rice, R.E. Gofstein, Michael Hughes, M. Fryer, Charles Colyott and Dennis Cummins. But what really caught my attention was that Edward Lee contributes a story of his own! Has anyone heard of this? And does anyone know the Lee story that's included. If not, can you shed a bit of light on this Mr. Lee?

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"The Living Dead and the dying living are all the same. Cut from the same cloth. But disposing of dead people is a public service, whereas you're in all sorts of trouble if you kill someone while they're still alive."

Yes, as a matter of fact. I kind of forgot about this project. My piece is an old reprint from Whitley Strieber's ALIENS antho from the '90s; the piece is called "Scripture Girl." It's not hardcore but pretty neat. I don't know what the status of the particular book is, however--perhaps it's even out now. But that's quite an eagle eye you have!

Edward Lee