Side real press (18 résultats)

Hardcover. Etat : Good. Orange cloth with gold titling, stained. Spine tilted forward. Binding sound. No jacket, as issued. The insert with SideReal Press blind stamp is included, laid-in. Pages bright and unmarked.

Hardcover. Etat : Near Fine. Etat de la jaquette : Near Fine. 1st Edition. First UK Edition, First Print. first collection, containing a number of previously available tales and adds four new works, one of which is a novella''. Limited to 300 numbered copies. Near fine to fine in like acetate jacket. This is #148.…

Hardcover. Etat : New. Limited Edition. Number 140 of only 300 copies issued, new and unread. This beautiful edition was issued without a jacket. It has an exclusive introduction by Adrian Woodhouse and a very rare item indeed, the text of a lecture given by Egan in 1933 on the subject of drawing. There are a number of brilliant drawings included in Pollen, one of which was never used in the original 1933 edition. A superlative production by Side Real Press. A super bonus: the original publisher's slip from the 1933 edition is loose laid in the book, signed by the publisher and including the blind embossed stamp of the Side Real Press. This is a specially printed addition not included in most copies. Language: eng Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng. …

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Side Real Press hb 2013, no jacket as issued - slight spine lean, otherwise tight binding and clean text.

Octavo, cloth. First edition. Limited to 300 numbered copies. Eleven ghost stories collected from five of Molesworth's collections of short fiction: FOUR GHOST STORIES (1888), UNCANNY TALES (1896), SUMMER STORIES (1882), STUDIES & STORIES (1893) and THE WRONG ENVELOPE (1906). A fine copy without dust jacket as issued. (#173821).…

Hardcover. Etat : Neu. 1. Auflage, Limitierte Ausgabe. 21 weird/supernatural stories by authors including Charles Wilkinson, Rebecca Lloyd, Colin Insole, Jonathan Wood, Katherine Haynes, Louis Marvick, Stephen J. Clark, Peter Bell, Michael Chislett, and Steve Duffy. Eli John (illustrateur). Signatur des Illustrators.…

Hardcover. Etat : Fine. 1st Edition. A 320pp collection of ten stories, numbered 115 in a run of 300 copies. There is just a very slight slant to head of text block and the faintest trace of rubbing to the clear acetate wrapper - overall however essentially in Fine condition with pristine interior and no bumps or wear to surfaces/edges. Please see five pictures attached for a closer look at condition.…

Hard Cover. Etat : Near Fine. No Jacket. First Thus. Decadent novel first published in French in 1897, here in a prestige limited edition format and new translation by Brian Stableford. Includes illustrations by Etienne Drian from a 1927 French reprint of the novel and a brief biography of Drian by Sandrine Tinturier; introduction & notes by Stableford. Large hardcover, as pictured; no jacket, as issued; number 155 of 300 printed. Hint of shelfwear, seems unread; near fine, clean & unmarked; xii, blank leaf, 175 pages; 16 illustrations in red & black. Size: Quarto.…

Hardcover. Etat : Fine. No jacket. #7/300cc. Illustrated by Drian. Light edgewear. Drian (illustrateur).

Hardback. Etat : Fine. Limited. A fine copy. Number 64 of 200 copies, without jacket as issued. First published in 1922, this edition with a new translation by Joe E. Bandel.

Hardcover. First edition (& 1st printing). First published in German in 1922: new translation by Joe E. Bandel. LIMITED EDITION: 200 numbered copies printed. Fine copy in pictorial boards, as issued without dustjacket (as new).

Hardcover. First edition (& 1st printing). 326 page orignal weird/supernatural anthology of 21 stories, authors including Charles Wilkinson, Rebecca Lloyd, Colin Insole, Jonathan Wood, Katherine Haynes, Louis Marvick, Stephen J. Clark, Peter Bell, Michael Chislett, and Steve Duffy. LIMITED EDITION: 300 numbered copies printed. Fine copy in pictorial boards, as issued without dustjacket (as new). …

Hardcover. First edition (& 1st printing). Original anthology limited to 300 hardcover copies. Contents: 'A Pallid Devil Bearing Cypress' by Richard Gavin, 'Salmacis' by Stephen J. Clark, 'Crossing The Sea Of Night' by Mark Howard Jones, 'Mathilde' by Ray Russell, 'Dogs' by rj krijnen-kemp, 'Tlaloc' by Angela Caperton, 'Magicians And Moonlight' by Katherine Haynes, 'Lotte Of The Black Piglet' by Colin Insole, 'The Unrest At Aachen' by Mark Valentine, The Naked Goddess' by Daniel Mills, 'Singing Blood' by Reggie Oliver, 'The Devil In The Box' by Orrin Grey, 'The Rites of Pentecost' by Peter Bell, 'Endor' by Michael Chislett, 'Masks' by Mark Samuels, 'White Roses, Bloody Silk' by Thana Niveau, 'The Filature' by Adam S. Cantwell, and 'Holzwege' by D. P. Watt. Introduction by the editor. LIMITED EDITION: 350 numbered copies signed by the author. Fine copy in pictorial boards, as issued without dustjacket (as new). …

Hardcover. First edition thus (& 1st printing). Translated from the German by Joe E. Bandel: 364 pages. Includes an introduction by Mark Samuels, the Mahlon Blaine illustrations from the 1929 John Day edition, plus the illustrations by Ilna Wunderwald Ewers (the author's wife) from the 1911 German edition. LIMITED EDITION: 350 numbered hardcover copies. Fine copy in pictorial boards, as issued without dustjacket (as new) but for minor mark to rear board.…

Hardcover. First edition (& 1st printing). Original anthology. Contents: 'A Pallid Devil Bearing Cypress' by Richard Gavin, 'Salmacis' by Stephen J. Clark, 'Crossing The Sea Of Night' by Mark Howard Jones, 'Mathilde' by Ray Russell, 'Dogs' by rj krijnen-kemp, 'Tlaloc' by Angela Caperton, 'Magicians And Moonlight' by Katherine Haynes, 'Lotte Of The Black Piglet' by Colin Insole, 'The Unrest At Aachen' by Mark Valentine, The Naked Goddess' by Daniel Mills, 'Singing Blood' by Reggie Oliver, 'The Devil In The Box' by Orrin Grey, 'The Rites of Pentecost' by Peter Bell, 'Endor' by Michael Chislett, 'Masks' by Mark Samuels, 'White Roses, Bloody Silk' by Thana Niveau, 'The Filature' by Adam S. Cantwell, and 'Holzwege' by D. P. Watt. Introduction by the editor. LIMITED EDITION: 350 numbered copies signed by the author. However, this copy is one of the contributor's copies with a pictorial bookplate from the publisher affixed to the front pastedown and signed by editor/publisher John Smith in red ink. The publisher tells me all Contributor's Copies were identified this way. Fine copy in pictorial boards, as issued without dustjacket (as new). Signed.…

Hardcover. First edition thus (& 1st printing). 552 pages: first published in Germany in 1907 and first English translation in 1927. This new volume is largely a reprint of the 1927 John Day edition (complete with the Mahlon Blaine artwork), which was closely overseen ''line by line'' by Ewers himself. However the Day publication had a number of passages removed, partly over issues relating to its sexual content. These have been restored to this edition courtesy of Joe E. Bandel, thus making it the most complete version in English. New five-page introduction by editor/publisher John Hirschhorn-Smith, plus the first publication of the 100-page screenplay of the 1935 play ''The Sorcerer's Apprentice: A Play In 12 Scenes'' by Howard Phillips, plus Sabine Baring-Gould's 20-page ''A Swiss Passion Play'' (detailing the real case of mass hysteria occuring in a Swiss Alpine village 1817-1823, from which Ewers partly based his novel), plus John Hirschhorn-Smith's 45-page essay ''Mystics And Mersmerism In The Sorcerer's Apprentice'', again first published here. LIMITED EDITION: 350 numbered copies printed. Fine copy in pictorial boards, as issued without dustjacket (as new).…

Hardcover. First edition (& 1st printing). New volume of stories (with a 17 page introduction by publisher J. N. Hirschhorn-Smith), including some newly translated works, together with the author's essay/paean to Edgar Allan Poe (first published in English in 1917). With tipped-in photograph of Hanns Heinz Ewers on reverse side of half-title page. Contents: 'Carnival In Cadiz', 'The Dead Jew', 'John Hamilton Llewellyn's End', 'Gentlemen of the Bar', 'The Tophar Bride', 'The Typhoid Mary', 'The Spider', 'Fairyland', 'From The Diary Of An Orange Tree', 'The Death of Baron Jesus Maria von Friedel', 'Mamoloi', and the non-fiction 'Edgar Allan Poe'. 340 pages. LIMITED EDITION: 350 numbered copies printed. PRESENTATION COPY SIGNED BY THE PUBLISHER JOHN SMITH/''for Charlie, with the compliments of the publisher, John Hirschhorn-Smith'' on title page. Fine copy in decorated boards, as issued without dustjacket (as new).…

Signed Limited Edition, number 92 of 350 numbered copies. Large octavo, pp., xii, 339. Original decorative navy blue cloth with green and red titles and white-stamped bottle motif to upper board. Red titles and initial letters to each chapter throughout. Signed to title-page by the editor John Hirschorn-Smith. Slight bumpt to top corner of upper board, otherwise a fine copy. A collection of strange tales by various authors, inspired by Hanns Ewers (1871-1943) whose major literary themes were obsession, depravity and blood. He travelled extensively worldwide, was a propagandist/spy during WWI, screenwriter, poet, playwright, early activist for homosexual rights, correspondent with Aleister Crowley, experimental drug user, and had associations with members of the Nazi elite. Ewers' original published works are rare and have only fairly recently been made available through Side Real Press in, as here, limited editions of 350 copies.…