We All Hear Stories in the Dark

Published in 2020

Here is what we know, this 3 volume set was originally published in paperback, a hardcover trade edition, a slipcased signed limited edition of 101 copies, and a Deluxe Edition.  We, Camelot, was not permitted to purchase the signed limit or deluxe.  But it would appear the signed limtied editions and deluxe each had a signature page with the signatures of the contributors.  In addition, and this is from June 2, 2020, PS Publishing's Facebook page which states " The files for WE ALL HEAR STORIES IN THE DARK by Robert Shearman are with the printers. Mike has also designed a great signing library card for the signed hardcover edition." and showed the picture we have here.  It would appear the lifetime subscribers did not get the signed limited edition of this set, rather they received a 1st edition hardcover set of the trade editions with the "library card" layed in.  That is what we are offering here.

Nothing quite like this book has ever been attempted before. The premise is that stories always change their meaning dependent upon the order in which you read them—and as you work your way through the peculiar tunnels of We All Hear Stories in the Dark the odds against anyone else ever treading the same path as you become exponentially unlikely. Bluntly, every reader's journey through the book will be entirely unique. You will be the only person who ever reads your version of WE ALL HEAR STORIES IN THE DARK.

Once upon a time there was a man who lost his wife, and tried to find her by reading all the books in the world.

An old woman sits in the dark. She has 101 stories to tell you—the last stories in existence. But the route through them is challenging. Each tale branches into multiple paths, dependent upon the choices you make.

Navigate your way through a labyrinth of colliding and contrasting tales. A brand new Arabian Nights—except this time Scheherazade isn’t spinning yarns to save her own life. Follow the right path, and win back your wife from the dead.

There are fairy tales and myths, adventure stories, horror stories. Comedies and tragedies, fantasy and fables and realist tales of modern life. Some of the stories are funny, and some are moving. Some of them are frightening. Most of them are very, very strange.

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