Search Results: Ghost, ghosts, hauntings, supernatural from Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB

New York: The Other Traveller, 1972. Paperback. 185p., very good second printing PBO in camp photo-pictorial wraps. Gay pulp fiction. The first printing is Young 2013* The Other Traveller TC-517. "Paul, ex-gay and getting married, is visited at a crucial moment by his former lover - who is dead!

Hong Kong: Ming de tu shu gong si 明德圖書公司, 1961. 5, 74p., slender paperback; evenly toned, otherwise very good. Ghost stories selected from Pu Songling's famous collection.

Canaan VT [printed] / Post Falls ID [cancel]: Mora Press, 1983. Hardcover. 204p., legible presswork, if not quite professional layout, hardbound in 8.5x5.5 inch light brown cloth boards titled black, inscribed and signed by Overlee on the front pastedown. Opposite the inscription find a bleached-out label, and (fore and aft in the text) a small neat rubberstamp address that cancels the Vermont one. Item is all-in-all quite good: sound, clean, and otherwise unmarked. Henry Drummond contributes much text from the afterlife. Overlee pays particular attention to Martin Luther King Jr. with a post-assassination resume (limited to a single page, no quotations), and has been in contact with a number of other personalities we have heard of such as Rudolph Valentino, certain members of European royalty, plus sketch-portraits of Asian and Mid-Eastern adepts we know nothing of.

Bern: Alfred Scherz Verlag, 1958. Hardcover. 144p., profusely illustrated in color photography (strictly in color) printed recto facing verso texts, presswork on semi-glazed alkaline paperstock, all texts in the German language. Hardbound in 11x9 inch maroon cloth boards lettered and decorated in white. Lacks the jacket, but in nice square condition, with a touch of card-exposure at one lower corner-tip and a marginal nick to the rear free endsheet. The photography is very fine in composition, slightly less so in reproduction, in any event a great experience.

London: T. Werner Laurie, 1916. Hardcover. xxiii, 488p., very good hardcover in a chipped dust jacket with some sun-fading to the spine. Third edition, revised, of Giles' collection of Chinese ghost stories, originally published in the Qing dynasty by Pu Songling.