JOHN COLLIER AND FREDRIC BROWN WENT QUARRELLING THROUGH MY HEAD., Salmonson, Jessica Amanda. Buffalo, NY: Weirdbook Press, 1989.
First edition. Hardcover Limited edition, as new in dustwrapper. Edition of 250 copies. Wraparound dust jacket and Interior illustrations by Tony Patrick, an Arkham House illustrator. Signed, by the author. Collects: "The Trilling Princess" (honorable mention in Year's Best Fantasy and horror First Annual Collection, 1988), "Pit" "The Fabulous Sea Below" "Biology Class" "Precisely What Happened" "Wander" "The Clown" "Beckoner of the Nightwatch" "Patrons" "I Can't Lose!" "The Truth About Mrs. Chauncey and Her Television Set" "Under the House" "Come the Eaters" "Carmanda" "Voice" "The Evil Jinn" "Five Cents a Look" "The Apple Boy" "Youngin.” New stories: "The Two Devils" "The Rental Agreement" "The Day the Slaves were Freed" "None" "Quadrivial" "The Garbage Dispose-All" "Angela's Love" and, at her Violet Books web site, "A Haunted Tale of Justice" this last as well as "The Evil Jinn" available here online to read for free. Notes. AUTOGRAPHED hardcover. Limited Edition.
Horror, Ghosts, Fantasy, Weird Tales, Arkham House
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