β Scribed by Campbell, Ramsey;Case, David;Joshi, S. T.;Mains, Johnny;Zerrillo, Jason
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The largest collection of David Case stories ever collected in one volume, including seventeen original, full-page artworks by Jason Zerrillo. Also included is a new introduction by Ramsey Campbell, with photographs of the author and images of old editions of his books.
The book itself has a full color wraparound dustjacket (the spine is designed so that it fits nicely with your existing Masters of the Weird Tale volumes), ribbon marker, cloth slipcase, and other extras.
Contents include the complete novels The Dead End and Fengriffen, and the stories The Cell, Anachrona, Among the Wolves, The War Is Over, The Ogre of the Cleft and nearly a dozen others. There are 17 stories and novels, one new introduction, and one terrific interview.
The edition is limited to 200 signed and numbered copies, and the book is signed by David Case, Jason Zerrillo, Ramsey Campbell, and editor S.T. Joshi.
WC : 303,345
Work Table : My Scan
Add'l Contributors : Campbell, Ramsey
Formats : EPUB, PDF, ZIP
Case, David, -- 1937
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