Lincolns collection

[srboone]

Sweet adds! Love seeing 'em.

[bookworm 1]

The Shaft cover is great.

[Theli]

Both are in beautiful condition!

[Lincoln]

Schow's 'The Shaft'. Took me a long time to find a copy, in perfect condition. Typical awesome UK cover art. I get as much satisfaction hunting down 1st edition hardcovers as I do buying signed/limited editions - sometimes more.

[bookworm 1]

Like the new additions.

[Lincoln]

You're in for a treat!
'Jerry's Kids Meet Wormboy' is a classic zombie short.

[Theli]

Cool, would love to see it!

I actually picked up Zombie Jam blind, haven't read any David Schow yet. I was looking for some good "zombie" fiction and stumbled across it on Sub. Press' site, but what really sold it for me was the illustrations and sig. from my favourite artist Mr. Bernie Wrightson. Gonna crack right into once it arrives.

[Lincoln]

'Zombie Jam' is fantastic, Theli. Schow is a terrific short story writer. I also have his novel 'The Shaft', in the uncommon hardcover - only published in hardcover in the UK. I'll post a pic of it soon.

[Theli]

Oh man, that cover and title "The Kill Riff", freaking sweet. I actually have Schow's Zombie Jam coming in the mail.

[Lincoln]

Some new arrivals - 'The Longest Single Note', a collection from Peter Crowther, by CD.
'A Cold Season', by Alison Littlewood, a novel, published by PS. Some very atmospheric artwork.
First UK hardcovers of 'Raven' and 'The Kill Riff'.

[bookworm 1]

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[Theli]

Cool, thanks for the info Lincoln!

[pennynutter]

Awesome collection!!! cute baby, too

[Lincoln]

Hello Theli - stories selected by Campbell, in the tradition of M.R. James. A mix of old and new.
Hey Sockmonkey - the Midnight House books are very nice, really good quality hardcovers. I love reading the introductions - really great insights into authors, some of them very obscure, from the early/mid 20th century.

[Theli]

Some nice books arrived today.

Love all the anthologies, they look like some nice collections. What is Meddling With Ghosts is it old stories selected by Campbell, or is it a new anthology edited by him, or is it a collection of his own ghost stories?