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Interarchive Hans-Peter Feldman: Archival Practices and Sites in the Contemporary Field of Art (English and German Edition) (2002) 14 copies
Atlas of the World with Map 5 copies
Streets of Kentish Town : A Survey of Streets, Buildings & Former Residents in a Part of Camden (2005) 5 copies
3a. Bienal Internacional del Cartel en Mexico, '94 =: Third International Biennial of the Poster in Mexico (1994) 4 copies
Walt Disney Blanche Neige et les Sept Nains - Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs - (French Language) (1992) 4 copies
The Plague Reconsidered: a new look at its origins and effects in 16th and 17th century England (1977) 4 copies
Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, Pierre Huyghe, Philippe Parreno : 30 octobre 1998-10 janvier 1999, Musée d'art moderne de la ville de Paris (1999) 2 copies
How and Why Library (Childcraft) 2 copies
Proceedings of the 14th ACM International Conference on Information and Knowledge Management (2005) 2 copies
Cahiers De La Compagnie Madeleine Renaud Jean-louis Barrault Octobre 1957: Franz Kafka Du proces Au Chateau (1957) 1 copy
Aperture 81 1 copy
Georg Baselitz 1 copy
The Book of Enoch: Translations of Early Documents Series I: Palestinian Jewish Texts (Pre-Rabbinic) (1917) 1 copy
Edgewater Railroad Maps 1 copy
Death is only an horizon 1 copy
Iron Palm in 100 Days 1 copy
Nouveau Petit Larousse 1968. 1 copy
YOU 1 copy
Easter Time Pop-up Book 1 copy
Cinderella. Peepshow Books 1 copy
Southern Trains 1 copy
Youth! Praise Songbook 1 copy
Zeitgenossische Kunst/Contemporary Art: Donnerstag, 24. November 2011, Palais Dorotheum (2011) 1 copy
Proceedings of the Fifteenth Annual Symposium on Computational Geometry: June 13-16, 1999 Miami Beach, Florida (1999) 1 copy
The Scientific Results of The Oman Flora and Fauna Survey 1975: A Journal of Oman Studies, Special Report (1977) 1 copy
Wallace Collection Catalogues: Pictures and Drawings: Text with Historical Notes and Illustrations (1928) 1 copy
Daedalus, Journal of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences (Spring 1992): The Exit from Communism (1992) 1 copy
The London Thames Cycle Route Map (Hampton Court - Dartford) : The Official Map to the 44 Mile Route (2000) 1 copy
The Ever-Changing Woodlands 1 copy
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''This ae nighte, this ae nighte,
Every nighte and alle,
Fire and fleet and candle-lighte,
And Christe receive thy saule.''
Lyke Wake Drige Lament
Christmas is arguably the jolliest time of the year. Lights everywhere, bright ornaments, laughing children singing beautiful carols. Ages-old traditions getting rejuvenated every year. However, Christmas is a part of winter. And winter is a dark time. A time for ghosts...
The tradition of narrating ghost stories during Christmas flourished in the show more Victorian era but its roots can be found in the pagan times during the Winter Solstice and the Yule when the terror of the supernatural had immense power over the people's hearts and could only be exorcised by sharing experiences around the fire, finding shelter in togetherness. This collection includes some of the most unsettling, wintry ghost stories from the UK, the USA and Canada I've ever read.
The rucksack of a condemned man comes alive. An old nanny becomes the witness of a tragic story and a young man becomes a passenger to a cart whose destination lies far from our world. A vindictive ghost haunts the ghosts of an estate in Cornwall and an evil vicar is taunted by goblins. A young English woman faces the consequences of her husband's darkest secrets and a professor makes a strange pact with a most unsuitable Christmas visitor a.k.a the Devil. A hide-and-seek game attracts a player that wasn't supposed to be there. Charles Dickens and Santa Claus meet in a ghost shop and two brothers play a macabre game of disappearance.
An enemy of Christmas is made to face the results of his hatred in an astonishing story and a young woman is bound to an earthly half-existence. A dead husband calls for his wife. A woman is haunted by the vengeful presence of her husband's ex-wife and by dark premonitions. The spirit of a beautiful French girl haunts the estate that is about to shelter two young lovers to dreadful results.
Make no mistake. These stories contain very few festive moments. They are dark and twisted and firmly related to the human inclination of revenge. Love affairs, threats, family secrets, companionship, and remembrance. And who wouldn't choose Charles Dickens, Edith Wharton, Elizabeth Gaskell, Joan Aiken, Muriel Spark, M.R.James and many more to spend a few spooky nights by the bright Christmas tree and the dark window?
My reviews can also be found on https://theopinionatedreaderblog.wordpress.com/ show less
Every nighte and alle,
Fire and fleet and candle-lighte,
And Christe receive thy saule.''
Lyke Wake Drige Lament
Christmas is arguably the jolliest time of the year. Lights everywhere, bright ornaments, laughing children singing beautiful carols. Ages-old traditions getting rejuvenated every year. However, Christmas is a part of winter. And winter is a dark time. A time for ghosts...
The tradition of narrating ghost stories during Christmas flourished in the show more Victorian era but its roots can be found in the pagan times during the Winter Solstice and the Yule when the terror of the supernatural had immense power over the people's hearts and could only be exorcised by sharing experiences around the fire, finding shelter in togetherness. This collection includes some of the most unsettling, wintry ghost stories from the UK, the USA and Canada I've ever read.
The rucksack of a condemned man comes alive. An old nanny becomes the witness of a tragic story and a young man becomes a passenger to a cart whose destination lies far from our world. A vindictive ghost haunts the ghosts of an estate in Cornwall and an evil vicar is taunted by goblins. A young English woman faces the consequences of her husband's darkest secrets and a professor makes a strange pact with a most unsuitable Christmas visitor a.k.a the Devil. A hide-and-seek game attracts a player that wasn't supposed to be there. Charles Dickens and Santa Claus meet in a ghost shop and two brothers play a macabre game of disappearance.
An enemy of Christmas is made to face the results of his hatred in an astonishing story and a young woman is bound to an earthly half-existence. A dead husband calls for his wife. A woman is haunted by the vengeful presence of her husband's ex-wife and by dark premonitions. The spirit of a beautiful French girl haunts the estate that is about to shelter two young lovers to dreadful results.
Make no mistake. These stories contain very few festive moments. They are dark and twisted and firmly related to the human inclination of revenge. Love affairs, threats, family secrets, companionship, and remembrance. And who wouldn't choose Charles Dickens, Edith Wharton, Elizabeth Gaskell, Joan Aiken, Muriel Spark, M.R.James and many more to spend a few spooky nights by the bright Christmas tree and the dark window?
My reviews can also be found on https://theopinionatedreaderblog.wordpress.com/ show less
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