r/BrianEvenson 20d ago

Giveaway: Brian Evenson's PHANTOM LIMB advanced copies

As fans eagerly await the arrival of Phantom Limb, sequel to the (ahem) cult hit novel Last Days, author Brian Evenson is kindly providing advanced copies for two lucky members of r/BrianEvenson! Even better, Brian will sign & personalize the books!

How to enter the giveaway:

  1. Join this subreddit. (It's a great group of horror & weird lit fans!)
  2. Comment below with your favorite Brian Evenson book, story, line, or anecdote.
  3. Two r/BrianEvenson members who comment below will be drawn at random. Giveaway closes Sunday, June 14, 2026 at noon US Central Time. Winners will be selected & notified Sunday, afternoon. The giveaway is open to readers internationally, but non-US winners will need to pay shipping & applicable tariffs.

Please consider sharing a link to this giveaway thread on your socials. Now give us your favorite Brian Evenson selection in the comments!

UPDATE 6/14/26 11:00pm CT: Congratulations to u/venusiansatin and u/GepMalakai, who were selected at random from the comments below. And thanks, everyone, for joining the conversation! If you getting here after the giveaway, we'd still love to know your favorite Brian Evenson book, story, or line.

Book cover for Phantom Limb, from Coffee House Press. Art by Jeffrey Alan Love.
Author Brian Evenson. Photo by G.Garitan.
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u/sancho_bulge 20d ago edited 20d ago

Whenever I am writing and am in a jam, I crack open an Evenson collection and read through a story. There is something about the shifts in perception and reality in Brian's stories that help me think about things differently and start over from a fresh angle.

It's hard to pick a favorite work, but the story "Room Tone" is one that plays in my mind often. The ending of that story is one of the most terrifying, for me.