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Win Scott Eckert
WIN SCOTT ECKERT is the coauthor with Philip José Farmer of the Wold Newton novel THE EVIL IN PEMBERLEY HOUSE (Subterranean Press, 2009; Meteor House, 2014), about Patricia Wildman, the daughter of pulp hero Doc Wildman, the bronze champion of justice. Pat Wildman’s adventures continue in Eckert’s sequel, THE SCARLET JAGUAR (the 2014 New Pulp Award winner for best novella).
Eckert is the editor of and contributor to MYTHS FOR THE MODERN AGE: PHILIP JOSÉ FARMER’S WOLD NEWTON UNIVERSE (MonkeyBrain Books), a 2007 Locus Awards finalist. He has coedited three Green Hornet anthologies for Moonstone Books. His short fiction tales of Zorro, The Avenger, The Phantom, The Lone Ranger, The Scarlet Pimpernel, Hareton Ironcastle, Captain Midnight, The Green Ghost, Sexton Blake, The Domino Lady, Doc Ardan, and Sherlock Holmes can be found in the pages of various character-themed anthologies from Moonstone Books, as well as anthologies such as THE WORLDS OF PHILIP JOSÉ FARMER (Meteor House), TALES OF THE SHADOWMEN (Black Coat Press), and TALES OF THE WOLD NEWTON UNIVERSE (Titan Books). Eckert's critically acclaimed, encyclopedic CROSSOVERS: A SECRET CHRONOLOGY OF THE WORLD 1 & 2 was released by Black Coat Press in 2010.
A Honey West/T.H.E Cat crossover, A GIRL AND HER CAT (coauthored with Matthew Baugh, Moonstone Books), the first new Honey West novel in over forty years, came out in 2014. Forthcoming works include: the third Pat Wildman adventure; a new novel of one of the preeminent pulp heroes of the ’40s, The Avenger; and the unfinished fourth novel in Farmer’s Secrets of the Nine series, THE MONSTER ON HOLD, furthering the titanic saga of Doc Caliban’s ongoing battle against the dark manipulators who hold the secret to eternal life, the Nine. Find him online at winscotteckert.com and @woldnewton (Twitter).
Eckert is the editor of and contributor to MYTHS FOR THE MODERN AGE: PHILIP JOSÉ FARMER’S WOLD NEWTON UNIVERSE (MonkeyBrain Books), a 2007 Locus Awards finalist. He has coedited three Green Hornet anthologies for Moonstone Books. His short fiction tales of Zorro, The Avenger, The Phantom, The Lone Ranger, The Scarlet Pimpernel, Hareton Ironcastle, Captain Midnight, The Green Ghost, Sexton Blake, The Domino Lady, Doc Ardan, and Sherlock Holmes can be found in the pages of various character-themed anthologies from Moonstone Books, as well as anthologies such as THE WORLDS OF PHILIP JOSÉ FARMER (Meteor House), TALES OF THE SHADOWMEN (Black Coat Press), and TALES OF THE WOLD NEWTON UNIVERSE (Titan Books). Eckert's critically acclaimed, encyclopedic CROSSOVERS: A SECRET CHRONOLOGY OF THE WORLD 1 & 2 was released by Black Coat Press in 2010.
A Honey West/T.H.E Cat crossover, A GIRL AND HER CAT (coauthored with Matthew Baugh, Moonstone Books), the first new Honey West novel in over forty years, came out in 2014. Forthcoming works include: the third Pat Wildman adventure; a new novel of one of the preeminent pulp heroes of the ’40s, The Avenger; and the unfinished fourth novel in Farmer’s Secrets of the Nine series, THE MONSTER ON HOLD, furthering the titanic saga of Doc Caliban’s ongoing battle against the dark manipulators who hold the secret to eternal life, the Nine. Find him online at winscotteckert.com and @woldnewton (Twitter).
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Blog postBooklist: "The Evil in Pemberley House. Farmer, Philip José (author) and Win Scott Eckert (author). Sept. 2009. 216p. Subterranean, hardcover, $40 (9781596062498). REVIEW. First published August, 2009 (Booklist).
In the many novels of the Wold Newton series, the late Farmer proved fond of enhancing the "biographies" of famous literary characters, such as Verne's Phileas Fogg and Burroughs' Tarzan, with fanciful, "uncovered" details. Here, collaborating with3 years ago Read more -
Blog postThe Evil in Pemberley House family tree chart is an extension of the Wold Newton family tree charts found in Philip José Farmer's Wold Newton biographies, Tarzan Alive and Doc Savage: His Apocalyptic Life.
Tarzan Alive - Wold Newton Family Tree (image (c) The Philip J. Farmer Family Trust; accessed via authorized page at pjfarmer.com)
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Blog postFollowing up on Brad Mengel's original post, and my brief reply, on dream casting The Evil in Pemberley House:
Patricia Wildman: still down with Christina Hendricks.
Dr. James Clarke "Doc" Wildman (Patricia's father): Chris Hemsworth (minus the long hair & beard).
Adelaide Lupin (Patricia's mother): Eva Green.
The Dowager Duchess of Greystoke: I'm fine with Brad's suggestion of Dame Maggie Smith.
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Blog postThe Wold Newton novel The Evil in in Pemberley House, by Philip Jose Farmer and, well, me, is sold out at the publisher.
There are two copies left in stock at Amazon.Perhaps a few copies of the Trade and Limited editions at Camelot Books.
And that's pretty much it, except for copies, as they pop up, on eBay and ABE Books.
The daughter of Doc Wildman... The Sherlockian mythos... A kick-ass cover by the incomparable Glen Orbik...
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Blog postBrad Mengel is starting a neat little series of blog posts imagining the movie casts of his favorite books, and I'm honored he's started with The Evil in Pemberley House.
I am definitely down with his suggestions for Christina Hendricks as Patricia Wildman...
...and Monica Belluci as Patricia's mother, Adelaide Lupin...
... although I had originally envisioned Angelina Jolie for the role...
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Blog postDue to a warehouse find at Subterranean Press, I'm pleased to make available several copies of the ultra-rare, out of print chapbook which accompanied the Limited Edition of the novel The Evil in Pemberley House.
The cover by Killer Keith Howell features the Doc Wildman Coat of Arms, based on Philip José Farmer's written description in Doc Savage: His Apocalyptic Life, and supplemented with information from Farmer's private notes.
Chapbook contents:
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Blog postSarah Covert over at She Never Slept.com has reviewed The Evil in Pemberley House!
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Blog postReposted from WinScottEckert.com, for anyone here who doesn't follow there:
I while back I noted that the limited edition of The Evil in Pemberley House had sold out. This is true, insofar as ordering direct from Subterranean Press is concerned.
However, I became aware today that Camelot Books appears to have some limited editions left in stock.
The limited edition features: chapbook cover art of the Doc Wildman Coat of Arms by Keith Howellnovel endshee8 years ago Read more -
Blog postWith a mixture of pleasure and wistfulness, I note that the limited edition of The Evil in Pemberley House is now sold out.
Trade editions still available, of course:
* Direct from Subterranean Press
* Amazon.com
* Barnes&Noble.com
* Tor.com
* Borders.com
* Camelot Books8 years ago Read more -
Blog postSubterranean Press has listed several copies of the limited edition of The Evil in Pemberley House on their eBay store -- half price!
If you've been waiting to get a limited edition... you probably shouldn't wait much longer...8 years ago Read more -
Blog postBrad Mengel, over at the Serial Vigilante Blog, has reviewed The Evil in Pemberley House.
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Blog postRobert M. Tilendis over at the Green Man Review has some very nice things to say about The Evil in Pemberley House.
"This one is fun--a good, tight story, enough psychology to keep it interesting, villains galore, characters with eccentricities that only the English can manage gracefully, a rich context, and lots of sex."
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Blog post"When super heroes are conflicted"...
Ron Capshaw at the Washington Times has reviewed The Evil in Pemberley House. Choice quotes include: "It is safe to say that Patricia Clarke Wildman has sufficient baggage before she ever sets foot in the Pemberley House of Jane Austen fame" and "'Pemberley' is clearly a love letter rescued from the grave by co-writer Win Scott Eckert to Farmer's aged fans. It is replete with interrelated heroes and perverted sex scenes.9 years ago Read more
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