The Shadow No. 3 (DC Comics, 1987). Cover art by Bill Sienkiewicz.From Oxfam in Nottingham.

The Shadow No. 3 (DC Comics, 1987). Cover art by Bill Sienkiewicz.From Oxfam in Nottingham.

Page From The Shadow No. 3 (Dc Comics, 1987). Art By Bill Sienkiewicz.from Oxfam In Nottingham.

The Glass Cage, By Colin Wilson (Bantam, 1973).From A Charity Shop In Arnold, Nottingham.“Enraged And Stifled With Tormenthe Threw His Right Arm To The Northand His Left Arm To The South.”Just These Words From Blake. No Sign Of A Body, But The Tide

Tales Of Terror From Outer Space, Edited By R. Chetwynd-Hayes. (Fontana Books, 1975).

The Ghoul, By Guy Smith (Sphere, 1976).From A Charity Shop In Arnold, Nottingham.

The Uncanny, By William Lauder (Arrow Books, 1977)From A Charity Shop In Arnold, Nottingham.&Amp;Hellip;The Shadowy Figures Lurking In Dark Corners.&Amp;Hellip;The Evil Eyes Constantly Watching Man.&Amp;Hellip;The Terrible Instruments Of Their Own Revenge.the Uncanny

Death Wish, By Brian Garfield (Coronet, 1974).From A Charity Shop In Arnold, Nottingham.

The Tenant, By Roland Topor (Star, 1976).From A Charity Shop In Arnold, Nottingham.

What Became Of Jack &Amp;Amp; Jill?, By Laurence Moody (Sphere, 1972).From A Charity Shop In Arnold, Nottingham.

The Little Girl Who Lives Down The Lane, By Laird Koenig (Corgi, 1975).From A Charity Shop In Arnold, Nottingham.

Don’t Look Now And Other Stories, By Daphne Du Maurier (Penguin, 1974). From A Charity Shop In Nottingham.

Everythingsecondhand:eight Tales Of Hoffmann, Translated With Introduction By J.m. Cohen (Pan, 1952)From A Bookshop On Charing Cross Road, London.a Bookplate Inside The Front Cover Reads ‘From The Library Of Angela Carter’, Indicating That The Book

The Shadow No. 10 (Dc Comics, 1988). Cover Art By Kyle Baker.from Oxfam In Nottingham.

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