Nothing Ever Ends was a periodical publication by Pyramid Press, dedicated to the life and works of author Max Shea.
History[]
Nothing Ever Ends was established in 1985 under Pyramid Press.
Every year, the periodical had an annual recap contest, in which to create a definitive summary of Fogdancing’s opaque plot. The magazine would choose fifty entries to publish, and the winner of the contest would received a bronze bust of the novel's signature symbol, a gas mask.
Trivia[]
- The title of the periodical echoes Doctor Manhattan’s final words to Adrian Veidt in the original Watchmen graphic novel and a key line from Fogdancing itself.
- By December 2005, the periodical had reached at least 21 volumes, confirming a long-running publication history and a sustained readership devoted to scholarly examinations of Max Shea’s work.