An all new novella and the 2nd book in our hardcover novella series by Gary A. Braunbeck featuring all new cover art and interiors by Caniglia and an introduction from Ray Garton.

Limited Edition:   $35 US   -SOLD OUT-
Lettered Edition: $175 US -SOLD OUT-

Martin Tyler is a 44-year-old janitor whose life has come to a sputtering halt; he has no friends, no family, and no promise of better days ahead. In the grip of blackest depression, he attempts to take his own life, only to find himself waking up in a local mental health facility where he has been placed for observation.

But something more has happened to Martin than just a failed suicide attempt; certain doors of perception have been unlocked in his mind, allowing him to see fantastic creatures that lurk outside on the streets of Cedar Hill - creatures only he can perceive.

Over the next 48 hours, Martin will discover what these creatures are, who controls them, and why he must enter The Midnight Museum, a place with no doors or windows, but many entrances and exits; a place just outside the perception of everyday life; a place where Martin will discover how and why he inadvertently holds the fate of the world in his hands.

450 limited hardcover signed and numbered by Gary A. Braunbeck.

26 Lettered hardcover metal traycase edition signed by Gary A. Braunbeck,
Caniglia and Ray Garton.

Each lettered copy will contain a Giclee print from Caniglia and an original manuscript page from the story signed by Gary. The Giclee prints will be made of one special image from the book. Only the lettered edition will have these prints. No more will ever be made.

'Braunbeck has created something that is timeless and amazing with In The Midnight Museum. His genius pours from the pages of this novella, and there is so much buried between the lines that one reading of this book will not suffice to gain the depth and ultimate wisdom that the story possesses.'
                 - Caniglia

'Braunbeck's fiction stirs the mind as it chills the marrow.'
                 - Publisher's Weekly

'Gary A. Braunbeck is simply one of the finest writers to come along in years. His work is chilling, touching, moving, and above all, compassionate and human. He elevates the genre with everything he writes.'
                  - Ray Garton
                  Author of Live Girls and Sex and Violence in Hollywood

'Braunbeck's writing has enormous range, feeling, surprise, and insight...He mixes pain with humor, tenderness with violence, rage with compassion. He's going to be one of the big and important ones.'
                  - Ed Gorman
                  Author of The Poker Club and the Sam McCain series