I just scored a super-rare 1925 English edition with the original engravings.
Number 200 of only 365 copies, one for each day of the year.
I can't wait to share this one with you all!
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'The House of Souls' by Arthur Machen, published by Grant Richards in 1906.
The first edition of the original compilation of Arthur Machen's occult fiction, for which he is most well-remembered today.
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Weird Friction It is fast paced. The protagonist as much on whim and curiosity as anything else summons the devil and then has a series of picaresque adventures with his demonic sidekick. There is a lightness of touch throughout but also a vivid creepiness at the same time

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I found the Harbor Master to be a good story ! Thanks Weird Friction for telling me about it

I just scored a super-rare 1925 English edition with the original engravings.
Number 200 of only 365 copies, one for each day of the year.
I can't wait to share this one with you all!
😈

Bookmail! Thanks ⁦Valancourt Books⁩

Weird Friction Weird Tales Here you go Weird Friction. “Far Lands, Other Days” by E. Hoffman Price, a subscriber’s copy with the signed bookplate. Hope you and others can appreciate the this. Illustrations by George Evans.

Howard watching the birds earlier.

A drop of dream fuel - from Urm by Philippe Druillet

Is that a comment on objective nature or is it a policy prescription?

Minds that do not wish to be disintegrated want to know.

A photo of Millie and Bob from a couple years ago.

Some Ramsey Campbell from the shelf.

'Witch Wood' by Scottish author John Buchan, published by Houghton Mifflin in 1927.
A historical thriller infused with paganism and witchcraft, set during the Seventeenth-Century 'Wars of the Three Kingdoms' in Scotland.
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'The Glorious Mystery' by Arthur Machen, published by Covici-McGee in 1924.
A second selection of previously uncollected tales and essays by Welsh Mystic and Supernatural Fiction writer, Arthur Machen, produced by journalist and Weird Fiction scholar Vincent Starrett.
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The Shining Pyramid by Arthur Machen, published by Covici-McGee in 1923.
Limited to 850 numbered copies.
A selection of Machen's tales & essays for the US market.
This unofficial edition was produced by journalist, Weird Fiction advocate, & friend of Machen, Vincent Starrett.
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