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.