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This is a first UK edition paperback with a full 1 to 10 number sequence indicating a first printing of this edition.
Age tanning to pages making them rather brown but still eminently readable. Crease across top left-hand corner of rear cover and a very tiny one at the bottom corner.
Sam Reaves is the pseudonym of Samuel Allen Salter.
A Cooper MacLeish novel.
SYNOP....
FIRST UK PAPERBACK EDITION (First Printing) with a full 1 to 10 number sequence indicating a first priting of this edition. A Cooper MacLeish novel. “Even with his cab-driving days on Chicago’s meaner streets behind him, Cooper MacLeish doesn’t need to go looking for trouble. It finds him.” Sam Reaves is the pseudonym of Samuel Allen Salter. IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DES....
To celebrate No Exit Press’s 18 years in publishing, a series of 18 classic titles were released, and Night Passage is one of those titles. The following statement appears on the first page: “To celebrate eighteen years of Crime and Noir Fiction publishing No Exit Press is reissuing 18 of its classic titles in special numbered and Limited editions” This book is #11 in the seri....
The book is in very good condition for its age. Light age tanning to pages. The third Emma Victor mystery. “It’s been twenty years since Emma Victor’s former boss, the flamboyant politician Howard Blooming, was assassinated. Now she’s promised to deliver his private papers and their secrets into safekeeping. The opening of the Howard Blooming Memorial Archive seems t....
Large sized paperback. A collection of 16 short stories with an introduction by John Pelan. Mint and unread. “In Tony Richards’ world horror exists everywhere: from the snow-covered landscapes of Ontario to the dank back alleys of Hong Kong; from the dilapidated suburbs of London to the quixotic streets of Paris; from the sun-soaked bays of Jamaica to the rain-slated cities of Japa....
This is a first UK edition limited numbered trade paperback (large size). Unread. Bought new at publication and stored carefully ever since. Edited by Gary Fry.
This is book #115. This copy is unusual in that the book is +SIGNED+ by Simon Clark on the story page of his story.
SYNOPSIS: “This excellent anthology features 30 contemporary horror short stories insp....
This is a first UK edition limited numbered trade paperback (large size). Unread. Bought new at publication and stored carefully ever since. Edited by Gary Fry.
This is book #114. This copy is unusual in that the book is +SIGNED+ by Simon Clark on the story page of his story.
SYNOPSIS: “This excellent anthology features 30 contemporary horror short stories insp....
A first US signed numbered limited edition hardback (450 copies only). Stated First Edition. Unread. Price still on dust jacket. Bought new at publication and stored carefully every since.
Book #277 of 450. SIGNED by Kealan Patrick Burke on the limitation page.
SYNOPSIS: “Sixteen year old Jane Mansfield and her blind brother Neil live in a manor on the edge of the Brent Prio....
A first signed numbered limited edition chapbook (450 copies only). Stated First Edition. Unread. 104 pages.
Book #284 of 450. SIGNED by Tim Lebbon on the limitation page. Introduction by Gary A Braunbeck and artwork by Caniglia.
Book Three in the Assassin Series.
Packed weight 245gms. IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DESPATCH
UNREAD new edition of Mark Morris’s highly acclaimed novel. Issued as a hardback by Humdrumming Ltd. Published without a dustjacket. SIGNED by Mark Morris on the title page.
Also contains bonus material: Fear Magazine review. L’enfant Terrible (interview). Warts and All (short story).
SYNOPSIS: Autumn term at Maybury University and, as the nights draw in, so does....
Price still on dustjacket. Full 1 to 9 number sequence indicating a first printing of this edition. Very light age tanning to pages. “On a New England college campus, the naked body of a beautiful student is found frozen in a bank of snow. Why had Kristina not been reported missing, and why had her friends not sought the lost girl?”
The book is in very good condition for its age. Age tanning to pages. Price still on dustjacket. “Even the never-ending cold war between Russia and the West has its laws. Assassination is outside these laws. So is kidnapping the other side’s agents. So when the KGB sends Vasili Burinski first to Germany, then to England to murder troublesome exiles, the Secret Intelligence Ser....
The book is in very good condition for its age. Age tanning to pages. Price still on dustjacket. Rubbing to the extremities of the boards. Comedy thriller. “The world is driving itself to its own funeral. The car, for so long the symbol of freedom and liberation has become society’s ball and chain. In human and environmental terms it wreaks more destruction than decent-sized w....
The book is in very good condition for its age. The pages are heavily tanned and the bottom right hand corner of the first page has been neatly removed. Price still on dustjacket. The book is square and tightly bound and the gilt titles on the spine of the book are still bright. This is a collection of fantasy short stories and includes: Daughter of Regals; Mythological Beast; The Lady in Wh....
The book is in very good condition for its age. Very light age tanning to pages. The dustjacket is scuffed at the extremities and there is minor wear to the book edges. Price still on dustjacket. “From the moment of her first frightening encounter with Eugene Sorel, the handsome, mysterious stranger from the New World, Constance had falled in love. But it is 1688. The reign of James....
First edition with a full 1 to 10 number sequence indicating a first printing. A Collins Crime novel. Heavy tanning to pages. Slight bump at the head of the spine. Price still on dustjacket. “Philip Fletcher, actor-murderer is thrown into a jealous rage when he hears that his most hated rival is up for a knighthood in the New Year’s Honours List. Naturally, Fletcher must have ....