Frankenstein, by Mary Shelley, with an Afterword by Harold Bloom (Signet, 1965) From a charity shop in Hockley, Nottingham. “Frankenstein’s monster, tempting his revengeful creator on through a world of ice, is another Emanation pursued

Frankenstein, by Mary Shelley, with an Afterword by Harold Bloom (Signet, 1965) From a charity shop in Hockley, Nottingham. “Frankenstein’s monster, tempting his revengeful creator on through a world of ice, is another Emanation pursued

Neon Madman, By John Harvey (Sphere Books, 1977). From A Charity Shop In Nottingham.

Advertisement For Hell Is A City From Hammer Horror Magazine No 3 (Marvel Magazines, 1995) From A Car Boot Sale In Nottingham.

Splash Page From Marvel Preview Presents The Ufo Connection, By David Kraft, Herb Trimpe And Klaus Janson (Marvel Comics 1977) From A Car Boot Sale In Nottingham.

The Cool Man, By W.r. Burnett (Fawcet, 1968). From A Charity Shop In Nottingham.

The Golden Apples Of The Sun, By Ray Bradbury (Corgi, 1960). From A Charity Shop In Canterbury.

April Evil, By John D. Macdonald (Fawcett, 1956). From A Second Hand Bookshop On Charing Cross Road, London. The Executioner&Amp;Hellip; The Man Was In His Late Twenties, Slim And Blond And Erect. His Suit Sat Well On Him, Expensive Cloth Hanging From Good

Death Of A Blue-Eyed Soul Brother, By B.b. Johnson (Paperback Library, 1970). From A Charity Shop In Canterbury, Kent.

No Need To Die, John Creasey Writing As Gordon Ashe (Corgi, 1965). From A Charity Shop In Nottingham.

Marvel Graphic Novel: Emperor Doom - Starring The Mighty Avengers, By David Michelinie And Bob Hall (Marvel Entertainment Group, 1987). From A Jumble Sale In Nottingham.

Climb A Broken Ladder, By Robert Novak (Digit Books, 1956). From A Charity Shop In Nottingham. It Had Been A Woman Who Put John Zerzanek Where He Was - Down Among The Drunks On Skid Row. They Didn&Amp;Rsquo;T Even Know His Real Name, Just Called Him Bohunk,

The Leader, By Gillian Freeman (Four Square, 1965) From A Charity Shop In Nottingham. “’Who Would Want To Be Like Any Existing Political Party? What Have We Got But Watered-Down Communism On One Hand And A Bunch Of Obsolete Tories Clinging To

Tabasco, By John B. Thompson (Beacon, 1959). From A Charity Shop In Nottingham. Some Senoritas Are Spicier Than Tabasco Mexico Is Famed For Tabasco, The Hot Sauce - And For Girls Equally Torrid. Yet His Sweetheart In The States Pushed Dan Right Into

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