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Lovecraft & more!

Not only did we recently receive a fresh infusion of horror, but it seems the perfect time of year to share them!

We love horror books and unusual objets d'art!
You can see more curated selections on our website, with new treasures added daily! As many of our books are reserved for in-store sales only, please visit us in Lambertville, NJ for our complete current collection, or contact us directly with any questions:

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DRACULA
by Bram Stoker

THE genre-defining literary work about Count Dracula, and his endeavor to relocate from Transylvania to England.

It is almost hard to believe that this beloved classic, originally published in 1897 with admiring critical reviews, made barely a splash on public readership for decades. Stoker left this world a poor man, and only later did this story capture the minds and hearts of millions, imprinting an image onto popular culture that continues to grow to this day.

Unique provenance. 5.5" x 8" hardback. 1919.

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THE MASK OF CTHULHU
by August Derleth

A contemporary and friend of Lovecraft, Derleth can be attributed with coining the phrase "Cthulu Mythos." This Cthulu treasury mines the world born of Lovecraft's creative genius.

Includes the following tales:
* The Return of Hastur
* The Whippoorwills in the Hills
* Something in Wood
* The Sandwin Compact
* The House in the Valley
* The Seal of R'lyeh

First Edition of this anthology. 5.5" x 8" hardback with Mylar-wrapped DJ. 1958.

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THE SURVIVOR AND OTHERS
by H.P. Lovecraft and August Derleth

A "posthumous collaboration" between Lovecraft and his literary executor Derleth. As the story goes, the ideas and inspiration came from Lovecraft's notes, while the tales were written by Derleth--who often didn't share the same approach or themes as the creative mind that birthed them.

* The Survivor
* Wentworth's Day
* The Peabody Heritage
* The Gable Window
* The Ancestor
* The Shadow Out of Space
* The Lamp of Alhazred

First Edition of this anthology. 5.5" x 8" hardback with Mylar-wrapped DJ. 1957.

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MYSTIC BAYOU
by Morris Raphael

Raphael's expertise as an engineer in the region shines through his prose, with rich descriptions of Bayou life, Cajun culture, and detailed descriptions of the waterways and local sites.

A creepy little story offering an alternate version of Hitler's survival after the fall of the third reich, this collector's edition is also a delightful read.

Signed 1st Edition. 6" x 9" hardback DJ designed by George Rodrique. 1985.

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THE CURSE OF YIG
by Zealia Bishop

The featured short story was written in collaboration with H.P. Lovecraft. It launched the debut of Yig--"The Father of Serpents."

All stories in this compilation were originally published in that notorious pulp rag: Weird Tales.

Additional story titles:
* Medusa's Coil
* The Mound
* Two Profiles

First Edition of this anthology. 5.5" x 8" hardback with Mylar-wrapped DJ. 1953.

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THE HORROR OF ABBOT'S GRANGE
by Frederick Cowles

A compendium of ghost and horror stories by yet another under-acknowledged writer. His work received minimal attention until years after his time--when the horror genre finally started to come into its own.

This first volume includes twenty-six stories: the title piece, as well as The House on the Marsh, Room for One, The New Inn, The Castle in the Forest, One Side Only, Guardians of the Dead, The Unfinished Tower, The Headless Leper, The Ring, Eyes for the Blind, Treasure Trove, The Thing From the Sea, The Haunted Church, and more.

First Edition. 5" x 7.5" hardback with Mylar-wrapped facsimile DJ. 1936.

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