Size: 20x20x20; [Horror Fiction] Hardcover and dust jacket. Tears to jacket

Size: 20x20x20; [Horror Fiction] Hardcover and dust jacket. Tears to jacket with loss, taped. Good binding and cover. Shelf wear. Owner's name on front end page, else unmarked. 502 pages: illustrations; 24 cm. "Graduate student Jeremy Freirs and Aspiring dancer Carol Conklin, summering in the New Jersey village of Gilead, are trapped in a nightmare of terror, with an evil force emanating from a place once called Maquineanok, the Place of Burning."

Book. Signed by Author(s) 1st ed/1st printing, SIGNED by the author on the

Book. Signed by Author(s) 1st ed/1st printing, SIGNED by the author on the title page. This book is square, and solid and sports the evidence to the sides of the pages of having been read at least once; the boards, however, are solid and unblemished, and the dustjacket, which has a beautiful front and back, looks brand new in that regard, has some wear at the head of the spine, but nothing dramatic; it's in a protective Brodart cover. No price clippings, no remainder marks. In happy anticipation of this treasured tome you'll find yourself planning a day in the country, an outing to some sylvan grove where you might read underneath a shady tree, the map out on the table, your finger traces the secondary roads out off of the main New England throughways-Arkham-Dunwich-Kingsport-or perhaps a root beer and lobster roll to-go from a take-out counter at Innsmouth? NOTE: One last thing, the former owner's book plate is glued in at the inside of the front cover.

Book. Signed by Author(s) 1st ed/1st printing, SIGNED by the author on the

Book. Signed by Author(s) 1st ed/1st printing, SIGNED by the author on the title page. This book is square, solid, and unread; the boards are solid and unblemished, and the lovely dustjacket is in a protective Brodart cover. No price clippings, no remainder marks. In happy anticipation of this treasured tome you'll find yourself planning a day in the country, an outing to some sylvan grove where you might read underneath a shady tree, the map out on the table, your finger traces the secondary roads out off of the main New England throughways-Arkham-Dunwich-Kingsport-or perhaps a root beer and lobster roll to-go from a take-out counter at Innsmouth? NOTE: There is the faintest trace evidence of handling to the sides of the pages, but more importantly, there are some old, light stains from what would appear to be drops of tea; no moisture damage/penetration of the text block, strictly surface staining. In addition, the jacket has a bit of wear at head and heel of the spine, but just a bit, otherwise it really is gorgeous.