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Since you are not logged in as a member, we don't really know your magazine collection. This dummy collection for Anonymous is here so that you can browse around and see what Pulp Trader can do. If you are a member, please loggin to view your collection. << Eerie Country (1976-1993) >> Genre: Horror Category: Semi-pro Issue List: Complete Publication: Ceased Publishers: Weirdbook Press Editors: The editor explains, in an ebay auction: "Wierdbook Encores a small-press weird-fantasy magazine. These were initiated because I was so overstocked with material for Weirdbook and had so many manuscripts by well-known writers that the less-known writers were being squeezed out. All material was originally accepted for Weirdbook but ended up in the Encores. Issues 2-9 were published under the title of Eerie Country, a pun on the fact that I live in Erie County, NY. But checks made out to Eerie Country made my bank a little nervous, so I changed the name to Weirdbook Encores. Oh! --- and issue #10 was entitled The Weirdbook Sampler, and was intended as a "sampler" for Weirdbook (how about that!). It has all new material however, not reprints from Weirdbook. --Gordon, March 12, 2003 Edit my collection of this magazine Show as a flat list Show this table with all thumbnails No FictionMags entry. 14 issues Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Extra 1976 Jul No. 1 1977 1978 1979 1979 No. 2 1980 1980 No. 3 1980 No. 4 1981 1981 No. 5 1982 1982 No. 6 1982 No. 7 1982 No. 8 1982 No. 9 Name changed to The Weirdbook Sampler 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1988 No. 10 Name changed to Weirdbook Encores 1989 1990 1990 No. 11 1991 1992 1992 No. 12 1993 1993 No. 13 1993 No. 14 Some statistics 14 total issues. 0 issues you want. 0 issues you are expecting soon. 0 issues you have. 0 issues you have for sale. Member additions   Add your contribution to the community.

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