Description
An amazing frontispiece picture of the Devil represented as descending from the upper world
has also dreamed of the ideal tale of terror which will never be written' `Thomas Ligotti
Foxing to edges and some endpapers
Seabury Quinn - Is The Devil A Gentleman
Light browning through the leaves
Sam Moskowitz - The Man Who Called Himself Poe, Gollancz, 1970, First Edition Orion An amazing frontispiece picture ofSam Moskowitz The Man Who Called Himself Poe, Gollancz, 1970, First Edition Red cloth with price clipped dust jacket. Edited, prefaced & annotated by Sam Moskowitz with a biographical note by T O Mabbott. Condition: Foxing to edges and pencil notation to endpaper. Foxing to flyleaf's and endpapers. Text firm and clean. Stains to dust jacket cover, with bumps and tears to edges. A good copy. Weight 373g. Pages 237.
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