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Robert Aickman Short Stories
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DATE |
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| We are for the Dark |
Cape |
1951 |
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| Dark Entries |
Collins |
1964 |
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| Powers of Darkness |
Collins |
1966 |
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| Sub Rosa |
Gollancz |
1968 |
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| Cold Hand in mine |
Gollancz |
1975 |
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| Tales of Love and Death |
Gollancz |
1977 |
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| Intrusions |
Gollancz |
1980 |
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| Night Voices |
Gollancz |
1985 |
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Novels
| TITLE |
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DATE |
NOTES |
| The Late Breakfasters |
Gollancz |
1964 |
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| The Model |
Robinson |
1988 |
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Non Fiction
| TITLE |
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DATE |
NOTES |
| Know Your Waterways |
Coram |
[1955] |
paperback |
| Story of our Island Waterways |
Pitman |
1955 |
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| The Attempted Rescue |
Gollancz |
1966 |
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| The River Runs Uphill |
Pearson |
1986 |
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Brief Biography
Robert Aickman, born 1914, is largely
responsible for saving the canals and waterways of Great Britian
from total decay and ruination. As an author he was somewhat
eccentric but is regarded today as one of the most profound
writers of ghost and supernatural, he preferred the term Strange
Stories, fiction. Further details of his life can be found in
his excellent autobiography The Attempted Rescue published in
1966.
Some stories have been collated and remain in print though most
have become very collectable and rare, anyone seeking rare, secondhand or first edition
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