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Stephen Jones (ed), Don't Turn Out the Light, PS Publishing, 2005, First and Limited Edition, Signed.

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Stephen Jones (ed), Don't Turn Out the Light, PS Publishing, 2005, First and Limited Edition, Signed.Stephen Jones (ed), Don't Turn Out the Light, PS Publishing, 2005, First and Limited Edition, Signed. Signed by editor on first title page. Limited to 500 copies, copy number not stated. Authors include: Ray Bradbury, David J. Schow, John Glasby, Charles L. Grant, Basil Copper and more. Illustrator: Randy Broecker. Hardback. Red cloth with gold lettering to spine. Pictorial dust jacket included. 279 numbered pages. 514g. Condition: V. Good Like New.

Stephen Jones (ed), Don't Turn Out the Light, PS Publishing, 2005, First and Limited Edition, Signed.

Signed by editor on first  title page. 

Limited to 500 copies, copy number not stated. 

Authors include: Ray Bradbury, David J. Schow, John Glasby, Charles L. Grant, Basil Copper and more. 

Illustrator: Randy Broecker.

Hardback. Red cloth with gold lettering to spine. Pictorial dust jacket included. 279 numbered pages. 514g.

Condition: V. Good/ Like New. Only small mark to rear cover of cloth. DJ crisp and clean. Black end papers, clean and unmarked. Very faint foxing to page edges. 

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