The Hollywood Nightmare edited by Peter Haining.
Tales of Fantasy & Horror from Film World.
with an authentic Ray Bradbury signature.
New York: Taplinger Publishing Company, 1971
First Edition.
Very good to near fine book in a very good to fine dust jacket which is not price-clipped.
The book has a light damp stain on the lower right area of the front board. The interior pages and endpapers are not affected. The rear endpapers
have very small narrow, hardly noticeable area of orange discoloration near the gutter of the endpapers. At the bottom edge of the last 36 pages there
is a hint, ever so slightly, of a thin damp stain. One has to look closely to see this. Other than this the book is very nice and would be in fine condition.
Included is a label signed by Ray Bradbury, laid into this book, not affixed. Two of his stories "The Prehistoric Producer" and "Death Warmed Over" are
included in the stories within the book. Introduction by Christopher Lee. Other stories are by Charles Beaumont, Robert Bloch, August Derleth, Richard Matheson,
Frank Fenton, Henry Kuttner, Boris Karloff, Fritz Leiber and others. This book is nice and tight and has never been read.
Tales of Fantasy & Horror from Film World.
with an authentic Ray Bradbury signature.
New York: Taplinger Publishing Company, 1971
First Edition.
Very good to near fine book in a very good to fine dust jacket which is not price-clipped.
The book has a light damp stain on the lower right area of the front board. The interior pages and endpapers are not affected. The rear endpapers
have very small narrow, hardly noticeable area of orange discoloration near the gutter of the endpapers. At the bottom edge of the last 36 pages there
is a hint, ever so slightly, of a thin damp stain. One has to look closely to see this. Other than this the book is very nice and would be in fine condition.
Included is a label signed by Ray Bradbury, laid into this book, not affixed. Two of his stories "The Prehistoric Producer" and "Death Warmed Over" are
included in the stories within the book. Introduction by Christopher Lee. Other stories are by Charles Beaumont, Robert Bloch, August Derleth, Richard Matheson,
Frank Fenton, Henry Kuttner, Boris Karloff, Fritz Leiber and others. This book is nice and tight and has never been read.