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Post by ropardoe on Jun 3, 2016 18:06:27 GMT
I met a guy couple of years ago who told me he paid £100 for a copy of the Ghost & Scholars début issue. Thing is, what impressed me about G & S was how professional it looked in comparison to the day's other supernatural/ horror interest small press publications I obviously should have held back a few copies of the early G&Ses and sold them now. I'd be well set up. I still have my file copies of G&S and of some but not all of the Haunted Library booklets, but I could never sell those, of course, as I refer to them all the time (just as well I've got indexes for them). Thank you for the compliment on their appearance: I suppose one reason might be that by then I'd already had over ten years' experience of zine publishing.
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Post by dem bones on Jan 16, 2017 23:20:40 GMT
From the same publishers who brought us Aklo. John Coulthart - The Haunter Of The Dark (Caermaen, 1988) John Coulthart Currently excavating my den, so hopeful of exhuming some long lost/ forgotten treasures like this. Don't go in much for graphic novels - you have to draw the line somewhere - but I've a soft spot for The Haunter Of The Dark as it was probably the first I ever read. Love this from Mr. Coulthart's introductory note. Life was so much more complicated before Google Earth & Co. screwed everything up.
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Post by tenpasteight on May 2, 2017 16:52:17 GMT
I wrote two or three short stories for the Croydon Sporadic Planet....looking for my copies R Fullilove
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