Creation press london (8 resultados)

First printing, a trade paperback, not issued in hardcover. First collection of post-feminist essays and short stories by this young black woman living in London. A look at the metaphors that describe / hide / reveal women's sexualtiy. Very good in stiff wrappers (line on bottom edge.).

Trade Paperback. Condición: Near Fine. 1st Edition. NF in glossy wraps, an unread copy. Light bumping at edges. Collects twenty-three tales by the Master. Introduction by Colin Wilson. From the collection and estate of noted SF/F/H & comic collector Kennett Neily - owner of the White Mountain Comic Collection - without his date stamp of purchase as usual to ffep.…

Octavo, pictorial wrappers. First edition. Collects twenty-three stories and prose poems with introduction by Colin Wilson and "Editor's Note" by James Havoc. Trade paperback format. A fine copy. (#161047).

Condición: FINE. First printing, a trade paperback original. A chronological collection of twenty-three of his best works - "from his distinctive collaborative pieces, prose-poems and early tales of the gruesome and bizarre, through to maturation and efflorescence of his personal cosmology, the Cthulhu Mythos." With an introduction by Colin Wilson and a note from the editor, James Havoc. 355 pp plus 9 pp publisher's ads. Very near fine in glossy illustrated wrappers (an unread copy).…

Soft cover. Condición: Good to Worn - Age Marks. Exploring the vampire theme in works of Poe, Lautremont, Bram Stoker, Baudelaire, Arthur Machen, Bulwer-Lytton, J.K. Huysmans, Sheridan Le Fanu, Oscar Wilde, John Polidori and others.

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. A very good copy.

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good Plus. 1st Edition. 8vo. Wrappers. Unpaginated (124pp.). Illustrated. 'With the help of startling scene-of-crime photographs, as well as rare stills from bizarre cult movies, author Paul Anthony Woods documents the life and crimes of Ed Gein, examines the psychology which drove him to commit his atrocities, and details the legacy of literature and cinema inspired by Gein's legend'. Mild signs of wear only, the head edge slightly spotted, the upper wrapper with a mild crease nearby, and with an occasional minor mark or rub, but rather crisp in general, and rare in the 1st edition.…

First U.K. Edition. First Printing. Octavo. 21cm. Publisher's glossy illustrated card wraps. 96pp.; [4] ads to rear. Very Light wear to edges and extremities, strong and tight; internally clean and fresh. A fine copy. One of the more standout and distinctive of the little fiction magazines that London's ever-writhing maggot tin of counterculture, underground, and avant-garde publishing was spraying out over the literary landscape with the gleeful abandon of a County Cork farmer who loves his slurry. A fervid little collection of Barkerised pocket horrors with contributions from Tony Reed, Jacqui Deevoy, Alex Murray and a number of others. Creation Press, later to become Creation Books, was (perhaps is, although rumor suggests otherwise) one of those odd but very typical slow motion, very London, collisions between the music and literary underground when it was born as an offshoot of Alan McGee's Creation Records. Creation Press was erratically helmed by an itinerant bookdealer, writer, goth musician, and double agent of chaos named Julian Hallett; aka James Havoc, James Williamson, Julian Halibut, Ferdy, the Head of The Church of Raism, and a number of other pseudonyms, nom-de-plumes, and identities of convenience. Havoc's moral compass was so manifestly faulty it's a miracle he managed to find Camden, and although he is still apparently producing workit is under something of a cloud of anger and recrimination from various writers and artists claiming absence of payments, plagiarisation, and a number of other issues to do with rights and publisher responsibilities. The underground, ad hoc, and improvised publishing output of London in the late 80's and early 90's; spliced in Giger-esque fashion with the music industry and swarming with people like Kathy Acker, Boyd Rice, Coil, David Tibet, and indeed James Havoc, was a seemingly unstoppable busted water main of confrontational punk, grand guignol excess, and boundary-burning creativity that fought hard before sinking beneath the quicksand of the internet and being gradually supplanted by a guy called Erik who drinks IPA's flavored with sourdough and work denim and who secretly thinks tradwives sound kind of cool.…