everythingsecondhand: The Machineries of Joy, by Ray Bradbury (Corgi, 1966). From Oxfam in Nottingham.

everythingsecondhand: The Machineries of Joy, by Ray Bradbury (Corgi, 1966). From Oxfam in Nottingham.

Everythingsecondhand: Cotton Comes To Harlem, By Chester Himes (Panther, 1969). From A Charity Shop In Canterbury. ‘Like A Flick-Knife. It Is Tough, Weird, Vicious, And Quite Remarkably Un-Put-Downable…“Cotton” Has A Nightmarish Quality, Spiced

Everythingsecondhand: Killing A Mouse On Sunday, By Emeric Pressburger (Collins, 1963). From A Charity Shop In Canterbury.

Everythingsecondhand: The Manitou, By Graham Masterton (Star, 1979) From A Charity Shop In Nottingham.

Everythingsecondhand:johnny Got His Gun, By Dalton Trumbo (Journeyman, 1983). From A Charity Shop In Hounslow.

Herland, By Charlotte Perkins Gilman (The Women’s Press, 1986).From Oxfam In Nottingham

The Woman In The Woods, By Charity Blackstock (Pan, 1961).From A Charity Shop In Nottingham.

Testament, By David Morrell (Pan, 1976).From Ebay.

The Making Of Exorcist Ii: The Heretic, By Barbara Pallenberg (Warner Books, 1977).From Oxfam In Nottingham.

In The Money, By William Carlos Williams (Penguin, 1966).From Oxfam In Sherwood, Nottingham.

Out Of The Unknown, By A.e. Van Vogt And E. Mayne Hull (New English Library, 1970).From Oxfam In Nottingham.

The Porkchoppers, By Ross Thomas (Pan, 1974).From Ebay.

Everythingsecondhand: Madball, By Fredric Brown (Gold Medal, 1962). From Amazon. It Looked Like Crystal, But It Was Only Cheap Glass, A Come-On For The Suckers Who Paid Doc To Gaze Into It And Tell Them Tomorrow Would Be Better. But Tonight The Madball

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