The Death Artist (2000) Retrospective collections Talking in the Dark (2001) (plus one new story, "Red Dog Down"). This volume marked the 40th anniversary of Etchison's first professional first short story sale. Fine Cuts (e-collection, Scorpius Digital, 2006) (Hollywood-themed volume plus one previously uncollected story, "Got To Kill Them All") Got To Kill Them All and other stories (CD Publications, 2008) (plus three previously uncollected stories, "One of Us", "In a Silent Way" and "My Present Wife", together with "Red Dog Down" and "Got To Kill Them All", previously included in prior retrospectives) As editor Cutting Edge (1986) Masters of Darkness (1986) Masters of Darkness II (1988) Lord John Ten (1988) Masters of Darkness III (1991) The Complete Masters of Darkness (1991) MetaHorror (1992). This anthology won the World Fantasy Award for Best Anthology, 1993. The Museum of Horrors (Leisure Books, 2001). This anthology won the World Fantasy Award for Best Anthology, 2002. Gathering The Bones (2003) (Edited with Ramsey Campbell and Jack Dann) Other works The Walk: A Tor.Com Original (2014) Select awards and honors Etchison was nominated for and also won multiple awards for his various works. See also List of horror fiction writers References Further reading Schweitzer, Darrell. [Interview with Dennis Etchison]. Fantasy Newsletter, 4, No 3 (March 1981). Stamm, Michael E. "The Dark Side of the American Dream: Dennis Etchison". In Darrell Schweitzer (ed), Discovering Modern Horror Fiction, Mercer Island, WA: Starmont House, July 1985, pp. 48–55. Wagner, Karl Edward. 'On Fantasy' column devoted to Etchsion, Fantasy Newsletter, 6, No 2 (Feb 1982). External links Dennis Etchison at Find a Grave 1943 births 2019 deaths 20th-century American novelists American male novelists American horror writers American fantasy writers American male short story writers World Fantasy Award-winning writers Writers from Stockton, California 20th-century American short story writers 20th-century American male writers Burials at Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery Weird fiction writers