New Arrivals
recently arrived at FL HQ , some pre orders as well,
and why not take take a look at our
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KARL EDWARD WAGNER
- MASTERS OF THE WEIRD TALE (Centipede Press) signed
limited edition
Limited to just 200 copies, limited edition
in slipcase. Signed by J.K. Potter, Stephen Jones, Peter Straub,
Laird Barron and David Drake.With over 700 pages, including
all of Karl Edward Wagner’s horror fiction, this is one
of the best, most impeccably proofed and designed in our Masters
of the Weird Tale series. Already out-of -print. A sumptuous
production.Each book is fully bound in cloth and comes in a
handsome two-tone slipcase
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HELL HOUSE by Richard
Matheson (Centipede) signed limited edition.
A shining exemplar of the haunted house
genre, Hell House is a terrifying classic. Now in a new edition
with a a fine front cover image cover gallery and from old editions,
a movie poster, and a lengthy, 30-page interview with Matheson
by James H. Burns. Each numbered copy is signed by William F.
Nolan, Harry O. Morris, and James H. Burns. There is a facsimile
signature by Richard Matheson which Mr Matheson and his representative
authorized. The edition is limited to 100 copies for sale .
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OUR LADY OF DARKNESS by
Fritz Leiber (Centipede) signed limited edition
Leiber has often written of the Dark
Lady, and the culmination of this work is this superb novel,
originally published in 1977.This edition has a fine introduction
by Michael Shea. Also appearing for the first time in hardcover,
and the first time in an English language edition, is the full
suite of magnificent artwork by British artist John Stewart.
Each numbered copy signed by Michael Shea. The edition is limited
to 300 copies for sale.
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DEAD TITANS. AWAKEN
by Donald Wandrei (Centipede) signed limited edition
Dead Titans, Waken! was an early draft
of The Web of Easter Island, but also a significantly different
version. Here published for the first time with an afterword
by S.T. Joshi, this also includes Wandrei’s dazzling novel
Invisible Sun, also published for the first time.Each numbered
copy signed by S.T. Joshi, Rodger Gerberding, and Jon Arfstrom.
The edition is limited to 300 copies for sale. .
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CONJURE WIFE by Fritz
Leiber (Centipede) signed limited edition.
Published in 1953, Conjure Wife was Fritz
Leiber’s first major horror novel, and one of the first
novels to deal with witchcraft and feminism, as a college professor
learns that his wife is part of a secret network of wives using
magic. frank and provocative novel in a handsome hardcover edition
gorgeously illustrated and designed.
Each numbered copy signed by Ramsey Campbell. The edition is
limited to 150 copies for sale .
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Paperback Fanatic 21 edited
by Justin Marriott
Bounding From the Thirties! The Corinth
regency reprints of The Phantom Detective and Dr Death
Gold Medal Crime- part 1 of a definitive A-Z
50 years of Rhodan- a celebration of pulp astronaut Perry Rhodan's
50th birthday
TNT- the overlooked and demented men's adventure series
Abraham Merritt cover gallery- examples from around the world
Opinion columns, reviews, letters and much more.
88 pages, most in full colour.
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MRS MIDNIGHT and other tales
byReggie Oliver (signed limited edition)
L TV reality show host helps to restore
an East End music hall and uncovers the dreadful secret of Mrs
Midnight and her Animal Comedians. . . . A historian travels
to Switzerland to ghost the autobiography of an exiled Balkan
king and encounters a sinister cult. . . . The Master of an
Oxford college tries to introduce a dubious piece of modern
sculpture into his college chapel with dire consequences. .
. . A strange meeting takes place on a playing field between
an officer on leave from the trenches and his former headmaster.
. . .
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INTERZONE 238 edited
by Andy Cox (TTA Press)
Interzone issue 238 is with us. The cover
art is the first of six loosely connected images by Ben Baldwin
(Ben writes about the concept in a guest editorial), and interior
art is by Mark Pexton, Richard Wagner, and David Gentry. There
are four long stories by Ray Cluley, Tyler Keevil, Carole
Johnstone, and with her very first publication anywhere, E.J.
Swift. n.
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CURFEW and other eerie tales
by Lucy M Boston (signed limited edition)
Lucy M. Boston is best remembered today
as the Carnegie Medal-winning author of a series of children's
novels set in Green Knowe, an ancient, haunted house based
on Hemingford Grey Manor near Huntingdon, Cambridge. She began
writing these chilling tales when she was already in her sixties,
but they were not her first attempts at fiction. A handful
of supernatural tales dating from the early 1930s exist among
her papers, and these are here published together for the
first time, along with her only play, The Horned Man.
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THE BLEEDING HORSE and other
ghost stories by Brian J Showers (signed)
In the spirit of Le Fanu's classic trio
of tales, Brian J. Showers' The Bleeding Horse and Other Ghost
Stories infests his own Dublin neighbourhood with an authentic
population of ghosts, ghouls, and goblins. Showers has filled
each story with fascinating regional history, local atmosphere,
and architectural details that are clearly visible today.While
this gives the stories a factual flavour, the supernatural
elements are entirely fictional.
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FEARFUL FESTIVITIES by
Gary Fry (signed limited edition)
Fearful Festivities is Gary Fry's heartfelt
homage to the classic 'small town' horror novels of the 1980s:
a diverse group of characters beset by a malevolent force
creeping in a time of great vulnerability. By turns, it's
creepy, shocking and darkly comic, with an ending that might
just signal the end of the world.
Each copy SIGNED by the author and includes
a unique spooky Christmas message
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Black Static 26
edited by Andy Cox.
Fiction:-
I Have Heard the Mermaids Singing by Ray Cluley, illustrated
by Ben Baldwin
The Demon Laplace by Mark Rigney, illustrated by Rik Rawling
Remains by Gary McMahon, illustrated by Mark Pexton
Dizzy Land by Andrew Hook, illustrated by Paul Milne
The Monster of Venice by Carole Johnstone.
And the usual superb features.
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SANGIA IN THE SANGRAAL
by Colin Insole (Passport Levante) limited edition.
An entire story-cycle in miniature. One
thousand years of the remarkable magical history of a secret
region of Spain where few people venture even now. Albarracín
is a rose-red town tucked away in the mountains of Lower Aragon.Albarracín
still lurk the djinn of the wondrous past in their dusty bottles
and the ghosts of heroes and villains locked in the crucibles
of a rogue alchemist .
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ALCYONE by Colin Insole
(Passport Levante) limited edition.
It is the late 1980's. Two young people
are drawn together at a London registry office, where the walls
are hung with the prints and animal paintings of Albrecht Durer.
Vlastimil Lednacek comes to erase all association with his dying
father's nostalgia for the Prague he never knew by assuming
an English name. Alice, remembering nothing of her parents and
brought up by the kindly Exiles of St John, seeks in vain for
her past..
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"11.22.63"
by Stephen King - limited, slipcased edition in dustwrapper
from Hodder & Stoughton. Already out-of-print.
WHAT IF you could go back in time and
change the course of history? WHAT IF the watershed moment you
could change was the JFK assassination? 11/22/63, the date that
Kennedy was shot - unless . . .
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Wormwood 17 edited
by Mark Valentine (Tartarus Press) includes:-
World Gone Wrong: H.P. Lovecraft’s
Mythology of Loss (part one) by Joel Lane
Songs of the Archangel: Halcyon & Other Poems of Gabriele
d’Annunzio in English by Daniel Corrick
Reginald Hodder: Author of The Vampire by James Doig
Ernest Bramah’s Max Carrados: The Sightless Supersleuth
by Gary G. Garner
Donald Armour’s Swept & Garnished: A Rediscovered
Masterpiece of Supernatural Horror by Robert Eldridge
Lilies Among the Thorns: An Overview of American
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WE ARE FOR THE DARK
by Robert Aickman & Elizabeth Jane Howard (Tartarus Press)
limited edition of 350 copies.
We Are for the Dark is a remarkable collection,
and one that can be said to have kick-started the ‘Aickmanesque’
short story. Credit for the genesis of this sub-genre of the
ghost story should be given jointly to Robert Aickman and his
collaborator in We Are for the Dark, Elizabeth Jane Howard.
Contributing three tales each, the authors were not identified
with their own stories when the book was first published in
1951.We Are for the Dark contains six
stories: ‘The Trains’, ‘The View’ and
‘The Insuffi-cient Answer’ are by Robert Aickman,
while ‘Three Miles Up’, ‘Left Luggage’
and ‘Perfect Love’ are by Elizabeth Jane Howard.
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IT KNOWS WHERE YOU LIVE
by Gary McMahon (Grayfriar Press) signed limited edition of
100.
The modern world is a place ripe with
fears. The city, the suburbs, and even the fringes of the countryside:
all present opportunities for unease. The way people act when
they are together, or when they are alone; the beats, the pauses,
and the words we use to communicate reveal a primal darkness
at the heart of the modern human experience.And
whatever this darkness is, it knows where you live . . .In
these fifteen tales, acclaimed horror author Gary McMahon casts
a light into the shadowy corners of contemporary life, and brings
those fears to the page. For
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William F Nolan: A Miscellany
(Cycatrix Press) signed limited edition of 250.
Edited and designed by Jason V Brock.
Only 250 copies. Features a rare, uncollected short story titled
"Strippers Have To Die", and essay on Golden Age comics
and superheroes titled "The Men in the Trick Suits"(both
published only once in the 1960s and never reprinted), and a
select fiction bibliography of Nolan's publications.
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VULTURES OF THE VOID: LEGACY
by Phil Harbottle (Cosmon Press) signed.
An earlier, very much shorter version
of this book was published as VULTURES OF THE VOID in 1992 by
Borgo Press. Now the compiler and editor of those books, Philip
Harbottle, here presents the result of his further and ongoing
researches into British science fiction publishing history.
This greatly expanded version includes entirely new coverage
of the generic hardcover titles that briefly and paradoxically
flourished alongside the indigenous British paperbacks of the
early 1950s, spearheaded by an influx of outstanding American
science fiction.
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Rumours of the Marvellous
by Peter Atkins (Alchemy Press) signed limited edition of 250.
Fourteen of the writer's best stories.
Limited to 250 signed and numbered copies, features an introduction
by Glen Hirshberg, a cover painting by Les Edwards, and is co-published
by The Alchemy Press and Airgedlámh Productions.
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BLACK STATIC 25 edited
by Andy Cox (TTA Press)
The UK's best horror magazine. The issue
contains new stories by Alison Littlewood, Christopher Fowler,
Nathaniel Tapley, Barbara A. Barnett, Ray Cluley; colour artwork
by Ben Baldwin, Rik Rawling, Vincent Sammy, Dave Senecal; book
reviews by Peter Tennant, including an interview with D.F. Lewis;
DVD/Blu-ray reviews by Tony Lee; comment by Christopher Fowler,
Stephen Volk, Mike O'Driscoll; genre news.
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TERROR TALES OF THE LAKE DISTRICT
edited by Paul Finch (Gray Friar Press)
This brand new anthology, edited by master
of chills, Paul Finch, contains ten works of original horror
fiction all set in England's haunting Lake District, and three
classic reprints. It also features numerous anecdotal tales
concerning true incidents of Lakeland terror which will ensure
you'll never regard that scenic part of the world in the same
innocent light again . . . New stories from Adam Nevill, Gary
McMahon, Simon Clark, Simon Bestwick, Reggie Oliver, and eight
other masters of modern horrors.
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EEEK! by Jason
Paulos (Asylum Press)
This retro-style anthology of all-new
horror tales is guaranteed to give you the eeries and the
creepies! Taking a pinch of black humour from EC comics and
mixing it with the art stylings of House of Mystery and Warren
comics, EEEK! blends a heady broth that hits you like a burning
incense stick to the retina. Jason Paulos delivers the goods
with over 15 tales of revenge, zombies, vampires, ghouls and
monsters.
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A BRACELET OF BRIGHT HAIR
by Jane Jakeman (Sarob) limited edition.
Eight dark, terror-filled ghostly stories,
perfect for the long winter nights to come … some Jamesian,
some not – all pleasingly traditional. You'll want to
sleep with the lights on. If you can sleep … The title
is a quotation from “The Relic” by John Donne. Jane's
ghostly fiction has been previously published in Ghosts &
Scholars, All Hallows & Supernatural Tales. This is her
first collection of ghost/supernatural stories.
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CYBER CIRCUS by Kim
Lakin-Smith (Newcon) signed limited edition.
Hellequin, last of the HawkEye military
elite, is desperate to escape the legacy of Soul Food, the miraculous
plant food that leeched the soil, destroyed his family, and
instigated a bloody civil war. For a man awaiting the inevitable
madness brought on by his enforced biomorph implant, there's
only one choice. Run away with the circus..
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THE SILVER WIND by
Nina Allen (Eibonvale) signed edition
Nina Allan has constructed a remarkable
and original narrative in which five separate segments of story
interlock and interweave like the perfectly honed cogs of a
watch mechanism. Time, memory, love, hope and regret all complicate
Martin's quest for the truth. In the implied spaces and overlaps
between these five moments in time the reader is granted a mysteriously
enriching vision of the everyday world.
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DIARY OF A WITCHCRAFT SHOP
by Trevor Jones & Liza Willaims signed limited ed
In 2005, fantasy and SF author extraordinaire
Liz Williams took the plunge, moving from her beloved Brighton
to Glastonbury to live with her partner, Trevor Jones. Trevor
ran a witchcraft shop. Liz's life would never be the same again...
"When you find yourself on a London platform shouting into
your mobile, `We haven't got enough demons! Do you want me to
order some more?' as folk quietly edge away from you - you know
you're running a witchcraft shop."
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FEATHER by David Rix
(Ebonvale) signed edition
In these nine stories and novellas, David
Rix weaves an enigmatic web of fictions at the shifting intersections
of Slipstream, Horror and Science Fiction. Feather lurks at
the edges of some of these tales and erupts from the centre
of others, but her presence and personality haunt them all,
like an eerie melody played on an underwater violin.
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PAPERBACK FANATIC 20
edited by Justin Marriott - now in full colour and 88pp
Special dedicated to Universal Publishing,
the US company whose imprints included Beacon, Softcover Library,
Award and Tandem. Articles on the history of Universal, a look
at the sleaze titles at Beacon, a study of Orrie Hitt, checklist
of Softcover Library UK, gallery of original cover art from
rare Beacons, checklist of Tandem fantasy titles and an article
on the Tandem/Award spaghetti western film tie-ins
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THE MASTER IN CAFÉ
MORPHINE: A HOMAGE TO MIKHAIL BULGAKOV edited by
Dan Ghetu (Ex Occidente) 100 copy ltd ed.
Because where there is Art, there is
no Devil. This is a homage to Mikhail Bulgakov, last Prince
and Master of the White Twilight lineage. Dissident extraordinaire,
wayward Dandy, fabulous anti-hero of the Great Soviets, Doctor,
Mystic and tamer of the Deamons from the Highest Courts of
Hell, genial novelist and loyal soldier of the White Army,
Morphia addict, Reactionary and Visionary, Mikhail Bulgakov
remains to this day a singular man and a remarkable figure
in the entire history of Promethean Literature.
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Death Rattles edited by Gary
Fry (Gray Friar Press).Do you
remember? And were you afraid? . . . DEATH RATTLES . . . Back
in the mid-80s, a UK genre television show was aired on Channel
4 that pushed the boundaries of accepted broadcasting standards.
As far as can be established, only six episodes were ever
shown, but hardly anybody can remember seeing them.. Rumours
abound about brief clips on Youtube and water-damaged master
tapes found in a media vault, but nobody has stepped forward
with anything more solid than hearsay . . . But six authors
do remember watching the series, and their imperfect recollections
form the basis of the stories in this book
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THREESOME by Ray Garton (Sideshow
Press) signed limited edition.
Rob and Jolie Moxley live a seemingly normal
life. With their two handsome children, they occupy a beautiful
home in suburbia. Like any loving couple, they still enjoy
an active sex life, but their tastes run beyond the normal
and into the …kinky. With a night to themselves, they
decide to find a playmate to join them
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These
books are available for pre-order, de-luxe limited editions
from MBH press. For more information and details please
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| Stephen Laws -
GHOST TRAIN. Originally published by Souvenir Press
in the UK and out of print for many years. Stephen Laws classic
tale of spernatural horror is now available in a signed edition.
Limited to 300 copies - Due Nov |
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| Paul Kane. SHADOW
WRITER The 10th Anniversary edition of Paul Kane's
anthologies Alone in the Dark and Touching the Flame. With previously
uncollected short stories, poewrty etc in a signed edition limited
to 150 copies. Due Dec |
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Brooke
Vaughan - The Barn. originally published as a short
run paperback this is the world first hardcover publication
of the author's debut novel. Contain the complete text of
the first novel and ten short stories. Limited to 300 signed
copies. |
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| Guy
N Smith. The Sucking Pit. Hopwas Wood is a place of
mystery and for generations, tales have been told about an ancient
gypsy burial site deep within. Limited to 400 copies |
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| Amarantha
Knight. Dracula - The Darker Passions. For the first
time Amarantha Knight's acclaimed erotic pastiche will be available
to collector's and fans in a quality, signed hardback edition.
Limited to 300 copies. |
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| Graham
Masterton - THE SPHINX. Originally published
in 1978 as a Star paperback original and in the same year
by W.H. Allen in hardback. Out of print for many years,
Graham Masterton's classic horror novel is now available
to collectors and fans. Limited to 300 copies |
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| Gary
Brandner. The Howling. Originally published as
a paperback original in 1977 (US) by Fawcett and in 1978
(UK) by Hamlyn this classic tale of werewolves provided
the inspiration for the extraordinarily successful movie
of the same name Limited to 300 copies |
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| Edward
lee. The Chosen. For the first time Edward Lee's
classic novel of erotic horror will be available to collector's
and fans. Adults only. Limited to 300 copies. |
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