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posted by doomented at 7:09 pm (EST) on Apr 12, 2008
re: James, Blackwood, de la Mare, etc, the best generally available editions still seem to tbe those available from Dover Books. S.T. Joshi has recently edited some collections for both Dover and other publishers which are well worth seeking out. Wildside Press has a number of reprints on now-rare Blackwood mystical fiction.
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Leigh
posted by 666777 at 2:08 am (EST) on Sep 14, 2007