Weird Friction Here’s my copy with dust wrapper:

I don't have time for a serious 'featured book' post tonight but I wanted to share today's book-mail.
I will be making a more serious post for this one within the next few days.

Chambers Shelf.

A beautiful Art-Deco bathroom.

Good morning from Howard and Bob!

Chambers Shelf.

Yesterday's featured book 📖

A beautiful Art-Deco bathroom.

'The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and other Tales' by Washington Irving, published by Sterling Publishing in 2017.
A collection of some of Irving's darker/weirder tales. This edition was sold exclusively by Barnes & Noble stores and was unfortunately not in-print very long.
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'The Moon Pool' by A. Merritt, published by Liveright in 1919.
This book combines and merges the narratives of Merritt's two previously published Weird Fiction novellas, 'The Moon Pool' and its sequel, 'Conquest of the Moon Pool,' into one full-length novel.
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'The Hill of Dreams' by Arthur Machen, published by Knopf in 1922.
Written in 1897 and first published in 1907, this is the first US edition of Machen's landmark novel, which explores mysticism, the blurred lines between reality and fantasy, and the allure of the unknown.
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This came in the mail today.
Algernon Blackwood on a Churchman's Cigarettes promo card from the 1930s.

An illustration for H.P. Lovecraft's 'The Colour Out of Space' by Lee Brown Coye from the anthology 'The Night Side: Masterpieces of the Strange & Terrible'.

'Dark Gods' by T.E.D. Klein, published by Viking Books in 1985.
A collection of Klein's New-York-City-based Cosmic Horror novellas, 'Children of the Kingdom', 'Petey', 'Black Man with a Horn', and 'Nadelman's God'.
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'Occultation and Other Stories' by Laird Barron, published by Night Shade Books in 2010.
Barron's second collection of short fiction can be considered a modern Cosmic Horror classic on par with T.E.D. Klein's 'Dark Gods'.
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Weird Friction Algernon was quite the celebrity back in his day.

'Pan's Garden: A Volume Of Nature Stories' by Algernon Blackwood, published by Macmillon in 1912.
A collection of British occultist and Weird Fiction writer Algernon Blackwood's Nature-oriented Supernatural Tales.
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'Journeys to the Twilight Zone' arrived today, and I now possess a shiny full set of the three early-90s Twilight Zone anthologies, which were released following the success of the late-80s revival of the TV show.

'Harvest Home' by Thomas Tryon, published by Knopf in 1973.
A New England-set Folk Horror novel about a family from New York City who move to an idyllic town in the rural Northwest Hills of Connecticut, only to discover that it is controlled by a sinister pagan harvest cult.
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