50 copies only! A Limited Edition Horror Story, illustrated with a hand-printed linocut.

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SLOW PROGRESS

A HORROR STORY

BY SHARON GOSLING

A LIMITED EDITON OF 50 SIGNED AND NUMBERED COPIES,

EACH WITH A HAND-PRINTED LINOCUT ILLUSTRATION BY THE AUTHOR.

"If there's pain, there's people. If there's people, there's pickings."

A short, sharp, and previously unpublished tale of post-apocalyptic horror from Sharon Gosling, illustrated by the author.

Sharon Gosling is the author of over thirty books, both fiction and non-fiction. Her horror writing includes the novel FIR, and short stories in anthologies such as The Mammoth Book of Halloween Stories, The Alchemy Press Book of Horrors 2 and Close to Midnight. Her artwork has illustrated small press publications of the work of Philip K. Dick, Mary Shelley, F. Scott Fitzgerald and Joseph Conrad, and has been published in Myth and Lore.

A strictly limited, never-to-be-reprinted edition of 50 signed and numbered copies for sale.

Each copy features a laid-in illustration, in the form of an individually hand-printed original linocut by the author.

A5 format, 16pp (including cover), printed on uncoated paper stock, and a cover printed on heavy Rives Shetland paper. Laid-in linocut hand-printed on uncoated stock.

TO ORDER
There are 50 signed and numbered copies, first come, first served. There will be no reprint of this edition.
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A copy with UK P&P is £8.99
A copy with the unavoidably pricey International Airmail P&P is £13.99

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With a laid-in, tissue-protected linocut.

Each copy comes with a hand-printed linocut version of the frontispiece art. Here's one with the original printing block.

Our previous limited editions have tended to sell out, so don't miss out on this one...

The Slave Race, featuring Philip K. Dick's first SF tale (not in his Collected Stories), sold out in a matter of days (details here).

Our two Lawrence of Arabia titles (see details here and here), were described by the T. E. Lawrence Society as "a very beautiful publication" and "a valuable piece of ephemera for your collection". 

The Ghost of the Private Theatricals, a newly discovered tale of terror by Mary Shelley, the creator of Frankenstein (details here), was featured in the Times Literary Supplement, and also sold out quickly, with copies going to every continent except Antarctica!

An Appointment with The Wicker Man, a 50th anniversary celebration of the cult film, sold out in just over a week: details here.

Limited copies remain of At the Door of Darkness, a forgotten episode from Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness, deleted from the published version, and now reconstructed from the original manuscript. Details here.

Many thanks to Martin Stiff at Amazing15.com for the wonderful design and layout of this publication.