Has some damage (notably that missing corner on the back) but is still solidly put together and won’t fall apart if you try to read it.

This is the “After Dark” Edition – a Collector’s Edition that Features Illustrated End Papers and a New Introduction by the Author. After Dark Edition. Lights Out. Signed by Author.

The arrow is cleverly “hidden” and only seen when you “hover” over the picture reel to the left of the large picture, bottom. When using the app, you can simply slide the “reel” of pictures beneath the main one to see all photos.

The Ghastly One Jimmy McDonough Paperback Fab Press After Dark 2001

“SOUNDS AFTER DARK” by Bill Martin is a children’s book from the “Sounds of Language” series published by Holt, Rinehart and Winston in 1970. This hardcover book, weighing 1.75 pounds and containing 288 pages, features illustrations and is written in English. With a focus on language sounds and suitable for juvenile readers, this book is a part of a collection that explores the world of language through engaging storytelling and illustration.

“The Devil in Connecticut” by Gerald Brittle, with Ed and Lorraine Warren, is a vintage nonfiction book published by Bantam Books in 1983. The book, part of the “After Dark” series, focuses on demonic possession and is aimed at an adult audience. Illustrated by Bill Cudge, the horror genre narrative is presented in English paperback format, making it a valuable addition to the 1980s era book collection. With its chilling tale and historical significance in the world of paranormal investigation, this book is sure to captivate readers interested in the supernatural.

“London After Dark: 0000” by Robert Cowan is a hardback book published by Phaidon Press, Incorporated in 1994. This travel and art book, featuring illustrations by the author, offers a unique perspective on the nightlife and culture of London. With 128 pages and a large format of 11.4 inches in length and 9.8 inches in width, this book is a valuable addition to any collection focusing on Europe and Great Britain.

A solid, nice copy to enjoy.

By Murakami, Haruki.