Lupe, by Gene Thompson (Futura, 1978).From a charity shop in Nottingham.

Lupe, by Gene Thompson (Futura, 1978).From a charity shop in Nottingham.

Who Rides A Tiger, By Doris Miles Disney (Zebra Books, 1989).From Oxfam In Nottingham.

Everythingsecondhand: The Diehard, By Jean Potts (Dell, 1956). From Ebay.

Everythingsecondhand: The Hangman’s Whip, By Mignon G. Eberhart (Popular Library, 1950). From A Second-Hand Bookstore In New York.

Everythingsecondhand: William Peter Blatty On The Exorcist: From Novel To Film (Bantam 1974) From A Charity Shop, Nottingham. “It Is Friday, July 13, 1973. As I Write, Billy Friedkin, The Director Of The Exorcist, Is Returning From Northern Iraq Where

Everythingsecondhand: My Life And My Films, By Jean Renoir (Collins, 1974). From A Car Boot Sale In Nottingham. I Went Into The Film Business With Very Definite Ideas. I Did Not Believe In The Importance Of The Subject-Matter. I Recognized The Necessity

Everythingsecondhand: Alien: The Illustrated Story, By Archie Goodwin And Walter Simonson (Futura, 1979). From A Charity Shop In Nottingham.

Everythingsecondhand:robots: Fact, Fiction + Prediction, By Jasia Reichardt (Thames &Amp;Amp; Hudson, 1978). From A Second-Hand Book Shop In Sherwood, Nottingham.

Everythingsecondhand: When The Kissing Had To Stop, By Constantine Fitz Gibbon (Pan, 1962). From A Second-Hand Shop In Nottingham. Could This Happen Here? A Moral Degeneration Allowing Vice Of Every Kind To Flourish Openly And In Broad Daylight. Pitched

Everythingsecondhand: Death Of The Führer, Roland Puccetti, Arrow Books 1973. Originally Bought From Charity Shop, Lost, Then Bought Again From Ebay By My Brother. “Her Fingers Dug Into My Arms With Sharp Nails, Her Back Arched Spasmodically, She Started

Everythingsecondhand:witchfinder General, By Ronald Bassett (Pan, 1968). From A Charity Shop In Nottingham.

Everythingsecondhand:the Warriors, By Sol Yurick (Panther, 1972). From A Second-Hand Shop In Nottingham.

Everythingsecondhand: Seconds, By David Ely (Signet, 1963). From The Last Bookstore In Los Angeles. Later Turned Into A Film By John Frankenheimer, Starring Rock Hudson.

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