of John Carpenter's The Fog (1980). Etchison periodically taught classes in creative writing at UCLA. Editorial work As editor, Etchison has received two World Fantasy Awards for Best Anthology, for MetaHorror (1993) and The Museum of Horrors (2002). His other anthologies include the critically acclaimed Cutting Edge (1986), Gathering The Bones (2003) (edited with Ramsey Campbell and Jack Dann), and the Masters of Darkness series (three volumes). Radio work In 2002, Etchison adapted nearly 100 episodes of the original Twilight Zone TV series for a CBS radio series hosted by Stacy Keach. The programmes were commercially released on audio CDs. Etchison was one of the writers on the audio series Fangoria's Dreadtime Stories hosted by Malcolm McDowell. These horrific stories are available on CD and via digital download at iTunes, Audible and through other outlets. Essays and other works The Book of Lists: Horror – 2008 (contributor) Etchison contributed a Foreword to George Clayton Johnson's All of Us Are Dying and Other Stories (Subterranean Press, 1999). Death A message posted to Etchison's Facebook page reported that the author had died on May 28, 2019; no cause of death was given. Locus magazine published Etchison's obituary on May 29, 2019. He was survived by his wife Kristina. Critical reception The late Karl Edward Wagner proclaimed him "the finest writer of psychological horror this genre has ever produced." Charles L. Grant called Etchison "the best short story writer in the field today, bar none." Critical studies of Etchison's work can be found in Darrell Schweitzer's Discovering Modern Horror Fiction, Richard Bleiler's Supernatural Fiction Writers and "Dennis Etchison: Spanning the Genres" in S. T. Joshi's book The Evolution of the Weird Tale (2004), 178–89. Bibliography Novels Stud Row (LA: Oasis Books, 1969) (written as "H.L. Mensch" by Etchison & Eric Cohen) Loves & Intrigues of Damon (LA: Oasis Books, 1969) (written as "Ben Dover") (based in part upon an idea by Charles Beaumont) The Shudder (Coward, McCann, Geoghegan, 1980) . Despite Etchison receiving an advance, and the book being assigned an ISBN, the novel was not published; it was withdrawn by the author (see details above). The Fog (1980) Halloween II (1981) (written as "Jack Martin") Halloween III (1982) (written as "Jack Martin") Videodrome (1983) (written as "Jack Martin") Darkside (1986) Shadowman (1993) California Gothic (1995) Double Edge (1997) Short story collections The Dark Country (1982) Red Dreams (1984) The Blood Kiss (1987)