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Mass Market Paperback. Condizione: Good. First Thus. [New York]: Tor / A Tom Doherty Associates Book [1985]. Good. 1985. First Thus. Mass Market Paperback. 0812525523 . First edition thus. 286 pages collecting 20 stories plus the editor's foreword and an introduction by Stephen King. Good copy [reading crease to edge worn and slightly cocked spine, text paper tanning/tanned.…

Paperback. near fine chapbook, 12pp.Illustrated by Alan Hunter, staples are oxidising 1st edition, Stories by D. N. J. It seems certain that "D.N.J." was a Cambridge contemporary of M.R. James, and likely that he was a member of the same circle, but nothing else is known about the author.

First Edition (& 1st printing). Octavo, original printed wrappers, stapled at spine. 41 pp. Front cover image by Allen Koszowski. The preeminent journal for M.R. James studies and Jamesian supernatural fiction. This issue is notable for having the first appearance in print of the Late Ron Weighell's excellent weird tale "The Circle of the Hieroglyphs", later collected in THE WHITE ROAD (Ghost Story Press, 1997). Most issues of this journal are scarce, the early issues are rare. A Fine copy. Contents 1 ? The Circle of the Hieroglyphs ? short story by Ron Weighell 5 ? The Circle of the Hieroglyphs ? interior artwork by Nick Maloret 9 ? The Windows ? short story by Rick Kennett 13 ? The Lodestone ? novelette by Sheila Hodgson 21 ? The Lodestone ? interior artwork by Alan Hunter 26 ? The Residence at Westminster ? [Notes on Stories by M. R. James] ? essay by Rosemary Pardoe and David G. Rowlands and John Alfred Taylor and Ron Weighell [as by Rosemary Pardoe and David Rowlands and John Alfred Taylor and Ron Weighell] 27 ? The Residence at Westminster ? interior artwork by Dallas Goffin 29 ? Arthur Gray ? [Writers in the James Tradition ? 10] ? essay by Rosemary Pardoe 31 ? Suggestion ? (1925) ? short story by Arthur Gray [as by Ingulphus] 37 ? A Warning to the Curious: A Critical Look at the James List, Part Six (The Novels, Part Two) ? essay by David G. Rowlands [as by David Rowlands] 37 ? A Warning to the Curious ? (1983) ? interior artwork by Jim Pitts 39 ? Review: Mystery for Christmas by Richard Dalby ? review by Rosemary Pardoe 40 ? Review: Rune by Christopher Fowler ? review by Jan Arter 40 ? Review of "Histoires De Fantomes Complete" by M. R. James ? essay by Michel Desforges 41 ? Review: The Mammoth Book of Ghost Stories by Richard Dalby ? review by Roger Johnson.…

First Edition (& 1st printing). Octavo, original printed wrappers, stapled at spine. 41 pp. Front cover image by Dallas Goffen. The preeminent journal for M.R. James studies and Jamesian supernatural fiction. This issue is notable for having the first appearance in print of the Late Ron Weighell's excellent weird tale "The Resurrection Brass", later collected in THE WHITE ROAD (Ghost Story Press, 1997). Most issues of this journal are scarce, the early issues are rare. A Fine copy. Contents: 2 ? The Prize ? short story by Roger Johnson 7 ? The Prize ? interior artwork by Allen Koszowski 12 ? Vox Humana ? [Mr. Batchel] ? (1983) ? short story by David G. Rowlands [as by uncredited] 15 ? The Resurrection Brass ? short story by Ron Weighell 20 ? The Resurrection Brass ? interior artwork by Nick Maloret 23 ? Margery Lawrence ? [Writers in the James Tradition ? 8] ? essay by Richard Dalby 27 ? The Passing of the Ghost Story ? (1956) ? essay by L. T. C. Rolt 31 ? Postscript: A Meeting with Tom Rolt ? essay by David G. Rowlands [as by David Rowlands] 32 ? The Ash-Tree ? [Notes on Stories by M. R. James] ? essay by Rosemary Pardoe and David G. Rowlands and John Alfred Taylor and Ron Weighell [as by Rosemary Pardoe and David Rowlands and John Alfred Taylor and Ron Weighell] 34 ? A Warning to the Curious: A Critical Look at the James List, Part Four ? essay by David G. Rowlands [as by David Rowlands] 34 ? A Warning to the Curious: A Critical Look at the James List, Part Four ? interior artwork by Jim Pitts 35 ? "Thurnley Abbey" by Perceval Landon ? interior artwork by Alan Hunter 36 ? Reviews ? interior artwork by Jim Pitts 36 ? Review: The Illustrated J. S. Le Fanu by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu ? review by Rosemary Pardoe 37 ? Review: Next, After Lucifer by Daniel Rhodes ? review by Mike Ashley 38 ? Review: Warning Whispers: New Weird Tales by A. M. Burrage ? review by Hugh Lamb 38 ? Review: The Flint Knife by E. F. Benson ? review by Jan Arter 39 ? Review: E. F. Benson: As He Was by Noel Lloyd and Geoffrey Palmer ? review by Jack Adrian 40 ? Review: In the Dark: Tales of Terror by E. Nesbit by E. Nesbit ? review by David G. Rowlands [as by David Rowlands] 41 ? Review: Gaslit Nightmares by Hugh Lamb ? review by David G. Rowlands [as by David Rowlands] 41 ? Review of Hawksmoor by Kerry Downes ? essay by Ron Weighell.…

Condizione: s essay. First Edition (& 1st printing). Octavo, original printed wrappers, stapled at spine. 40 pp. Front cover image by Allen Koszowski. The preeminent journal for M.R. James studies and Jamesian supernatural fiction. This issue is notable for having the first appearance in print of the Late Ron Weighell's excellent weird tale "Bishop Asgarth's Chantry", later collected in THE WHITE ROAD (Ghost Story Press, 1997). Most issues of this journal are scarce, the early issues are rare. A Fine copy. Contents ifc ? There Was a Man Who Dwelt by a Churchyard ? interior artwork by Alan Hunter 1 ? Bishop Asgarth's Chantry ? short story by Ron Weighell 1 ? Bishop Asgarth's Chantry ? interior artwork by Nick Maloret 8 ? The Hare ? (1914) ? short story by B 8 ? The Hare ? interior artwork by Colin Langeveld 15 ? The Godmother ? short story by Tina Rath 15 ? The Godmother ? interior artwork by Alan Hunter 22 ? Cecil Binney (1897-1966) ? [Writers in the James Tradition ? 5] ? essay by Richard Dalby 23 ? The Colonel's Ghost Story ? short story by Cecil Binney [as by Ambrose Hoopington] 23 ? The Colonel's Ghost Story ? interior artwork by Dave Carson 28 ? An M. R. James Letter ? essay by Jack Adrian 34 ? Review: When Dusk Comes Creeping by Lanyon Jones ? review by Rosemary Pardoe 35 ? Review: Night Voices by Robert Aickman ? review by Roger Johnson 35 ? Review of Hawkmoor by Robert Aickman ? essay by Paul Kincaid 36 ? Review: The Edge of the World by John Gordon ? review by Maureen Kincaid Speller [as by Maureen Porter] 36 ? Review: The Witch of Lagg by Ann Cheetham ? review by Maureen Kincaid Speller [as by Maureen Porter] 36 ? Review: The Ghosts in the Attic by Betty Ren Wright ? review by Maureen Kincaid Speller [as by Maureen Porter] 37 ? Review: Some Remarks on Ghost Stories by M. R. James ? review by Richard Dalby 37 ? Review: The Devil's Looking Glass by Simon Rees ? review by Rosemary Pardoe 37 ? Review: Catch Your Death and Other Ghost Stories by John Gordon ? review by Rosemary Pardoe 37 ? Review: After Midnight Tales by Amy Myers ? review by Rosemary Pardoe 37 ? Review of As We Were by E. F. Benson ? essay by Rosemary Pardoe 41 ? A View from the Hill ? interior artwork by Tony Patrick 38 ? Review: Roald Dahl's Book of Ghost Stories by Roald Dahl ? review by Rosemary Pardoe 38 ? A Warning to the Curious: A Critical Look at the James List, Part One ? essay by David G. Rowlands [as by David Rowlands] bc ? Casting the Runes ? interior artwork by Jim Pitts.…

Pamphlet. Condizione: Very Good. A somewhat enigmatic lot of uncommon materials: issues 27, 29, and 30 of Ghosts and Scholars; a stapled, photocopied manuscript of an unattributed transcription of M.R. James's incomplete short story, "Speaker Lenthall's Tomb," and a distribution catalog for Haunted Library and other publications from Richard Fawcett. All three Ghosts & Scholars issues in very good condition, save some smudging to issue 27; saddle-stapled bindings tight and sturdy; interiors unmarked. The manuscript shows "LOST STORY BY MR. [sic] JAMES" in pencil across the top; underlining in text of introduction appears to be from the original of which this would be a photocopy. It is unclear from the document itself who transcribed this short story, when, whose copy this is, or to what level this manuscript was distributed. The introduction mentions publications of less complete versions in 1999 and 2001; it appears that a version of this story, possibly this version, appeared in a Ghosts & Scholars newsletter in 2005. Distribution material includes handwritten information by someone working at the distributor and previous owner's notes on which issues to buy. Ships same or next day from Dinkytown, Minneapolis, Minnesota.…