Jones, Stephen, Ed. (Ramsey Campbell, Neil Gaiman, H.P. Lovecraft, Brian Lumley, Kim Newman, Nicholas Royle, Michael Marshall Smith, Brian Stableford, Brian Mooney, Peter Tremayne, David Sutton, D.F. Lewis, Guy N. Smith, Basil Copper, Jack Yeovil.) Listings

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	1 Jones, Stephen, ed. (Ramsey Campbell, Neil Gaiman, H.P. Lovecraft, Brian Lumley, Kim Newman, Nicholas Royle, Michael Marshall Smith, Brian Stableford, Brian Mooney, Peter Tremayne, David Sutton, D.F. Lewis, Guy N. Smith, Basil Copper, Jack Yeovil.) SHADOWS OVER INNSMOUTH. Victor Gollancz, London, (1997), Ist Gollancz pb printing.  339 pp, trade paperback. ISBN 0575065729 B&w illus by Dave Carson, Martin McKenna and Jim Pitts. "Using the original novella (by H.P. Lovecraft) as inspiration, these bestselling writers depict the dreadful decline of the decaying Massachusetts s eaport since the late 1920s, through the war years, the rock 'n' roll era, the recent political upheavals in Eastern Europe, into the modern scientific age and beyond." . Interior - light waviness to bottom edge of approx. first 90 pages due to l i g ht crimping from manufacturing process, otherwise clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - minor edge wear, soft small crease at bottom corner of rear cover. Very Good-  Price: 15.00 USD Add to Shopping Cart
	2 Smith, Stephanie A. Cover art by Stephen Lavis. SNOW-EYES DUOLOGY. 2 VOLUME SET. 1. SNOW-EYES. 2. THE BOY WHO WAS THROWN AWAY. Daw, New York, (1988, Ist printing/1989, 2nd printing).  223 pp, 255 pp, mass market paperbacks - 2 volumes. "...Snow-Eyes had always felt a special closeness to the Lake Mother, perhaps because she had never known a mother of her own. But now a stranger had appeared, a beautiful enchantress who called Snow-Eyes her daughter and sought to steal her away from the only home and family she had ever known. For Snow-Eyes had been marked for a special destiny, chosen to serve the Lake Mother. And though she might - given the gift of time - discover po wers beyond her wildest imagining, for now, she was defenseless against the spell which drew her to the citadel of magic at the heart of the lake..." Interiors - very light browning to pages, otherwise clean and tight with no previous owners h i p m a r ks. Exteriors - very light edge wear, faint crease on spine of vol. 1, small ghost sticker mark on front cover and moderate rubbing on rear cover of vol. 2. VG  Price: 10.00 USD Add to Shopping Cart
	3 Smith, Stephen. UNDERGROUND LONDON: TRAVELS BENEATH THE CITY STREETS. Abacus, London, 2005.  393 pp, 7 3/4" H, soft cover. ISBN 0349115656 "(S)cratch the surface of (London) and a more mysterious, murky world is revealed. A world to which we are introduced by intrepid traveller Stephen Smith as he plumbs the hidden depths of the metropol is, wandering (and sometimes wading) through buried treasures from Roman times to the present day. Exploding corpses in catacombs, the bowels of the Palace of Westminster, the culverts of Hampton Court and the miniature Mail Rail that once dist r i b u ted 12 million letters a day - Smith's eclectic journey covers the bizarre, the arcane and, always, the intoxicating (including the wines in the hallowed cellars of Berry Brothers). From the 25 miles of Cold War bunkers to the astonishing t we lf th -c entury water main, he reveals labyrinthine delights that span the centuries." Interior - clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - book slightly cocked, has light creases on slightly concave spine, minor edge wear, a fe w s mal l s oft creases on covers, slight waviness to fore-edge of text block. Very Good  Price: 10.00 USD Add to Shopping Cart