Fiction from Tom Heywood Books

A very nice copy of Froud's Goblins pop-up book. All pop ups etc working perfectly. Slight crumpling at top of spine otherwise very nice. See photos all of which are of the copy for sale, we don't use stock photos

First edition of Cornish miner and poet John Harris's 1866 book 'Shakspere's Shrine'. Book is very good. Pages are intact and completely tightly in place. Hardly any most minor age wear at all on pages. Feb has a date written neatly, and a date stamp (see photos), and title page has a small segment missing at top. Binding its tight.… Read more about this item

Stephen Wischhusen introduces a fascinating work featuring facsimile copies of gothic melodramas and other associated material. Texts include The Vampire, The Flying Dutchman, The Castle Spectre, The Devil's Elixir, and Frankenstein. Book is in excellent condition. Pages are clean and tight with no inscriptions or creases, just perhaps the lightest tanning to edges. Covers are clean and tight. See all… Read more about this item

Nice edition of the classic novel, with illustrations by Land Ward. This is the British New Orchard first edition from 1986. Pages have tanning on edges but otherwise a very good copy: no markings or inscriptions; unclipped DJ in very good condition. See all photos

Historian Radu Florescu examines the link between Shelley's famous novel and the history and myth of the barons Frankenstein. A fascinating, well written and illustrated work. This is the 1977 NEL British paperback. In near Fine state: pages are nice and clean with no markings; cover is excellent juts the most minor corner wear. See all photos

1940s Sci-Fi from Erroll Collins, a pseudonym for British writer Ellen Redknap. A rare copy especially in this condition. Pages are bright and clean with no markings and scarcely any age wear visible. Remarkably good. DJ is unclipped with original price as well as a wonderful rear flap advertising for the BBC wartime service the Global Overseas Service. Some minor… Read more about this item

The follow-up to Kit Williams' legendary 'Masquerade' treasure hunt book. The puzzle here was to solve the clues and correctly name the book itself. The book tells the story of a day in the life of a beekeeper named Ambrose, and how he and his bees are affected by personifications of the four seasons. This is a first edition and… Read more about this item