New Releases: September 2026

by Noelle Roger translated by Michael Shreve. Foreword by Michel Porret. Cover by Adam Tredowski. read a chapter. 5x8 tpb, 332 p. $24.95.
Noëlle Roger (1874-1953) was born and died in Geneva, Switzerland. She was a three-time recipient of the Académie Française Award, in 1925, 1935 and 1948. She wrote numerous books and essays, including some ground-breaking speculative fiction published between 1922 and 1949. The visionary nature of these stories places them among the finest works of such greats as H.G. Wells, J.-H. Rosny and Maurice Renard. Black Coat Press is proud to release a four-volume collectionof her speculative work, of which this is the first.
In The New Flood (1922), a Parisian family is forced to flee their holiday spot in haste as floodwaters suddenly rise. Within a few days, water engulfs much of Europe. Published in 1949, The Edge of the Unseen collects fifteen short stories and is Roger’s final work. In it, she depicts a variety of strange phenomena, some involving light, energy, and electricity, others the powers of the mind.

Story by  Jean-Marc Lofficier; art & cover by Mario Guevara. 88 p b&w.
1945. World War II is over, but a new, even more terrible conflict is about to erupt. From San Francisco to Borneo, via London, Paris, Senegal, the Caucasus, and Iraq, the Partisans are forced to return to service, risking their lives to thwart the designs of the mysterious Egyptian god Set... Featuring Apollo, Baroud, Count Saint-Germain, Corsak, Dan Diamond, the Guardian of the Republic, the Senegalese Guard, Imhotep, the Black Lily, Red Feather, Sadko, Tanka, Wazilla, and Xiu Kappa!