Long time, no post, but I have been thinking about it, but failing to summon up the energy to do anything about it.
To make up, here are some stray Fantasy & Science Fiction books, which were hiding in the general books collection.
For a start, this Dover edition of Jurgen by James Branch Cabell with fantastical illustrations and decorations by Frank C Papé.
Joy Chant was the author of the highly regarded young adult fantasy Red Moon and Black Mountain which was included in the Ballantine Adult Fantasy Series. The Grey Mane of Morning is a sequel to the aforementioned book.
Another author who was featured in the Ballantine series was Lord Dunsany. He also made it to the spin off fantasy series, The Newcastle Forgotten Fantasy Library of which series I have a few, including The Food of Death.
A couple more in the Newcastle series… The Haunted Woman by David Lindsay of Voyage to Arcturus fame, Aladore by Henry Newbolt, The Glittering Plain and Golden Wings by William Morris.
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And to finish this post a rare David Lindsay, The Violet Apple & The Witch, published by Chicago Review Press in 1976.
A few more Fantasy novels will follow shortly.
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