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Mundelein, IL: Palmer Publications, 1962. First printing. Paperback. Very Good. First printing, 1962, paperback, octavo, 324pp., b&w illustration at front, otherwise not illustrated. Book VG with toning around perimeter of wrap, small bump to spine head, stapled binding tight, text clean and unmarked but toned throughout. No DJ.

Amherst, WI: Palmer Publications, 1962. Book. Very Good. Soft cover. 324pp. Corner wear to cover..

Illinois: Palmer Publications, 1962. First Thus. . Trade Paperback. Good/No Jacket. Trade paper size; beige paper covers--dirty. INSPIRED NOVELS Issue A-2, Spring 1962. 224pps. Binding tight; cover dirty, and appears to show glue binding has bled through on spine; a couple of bent corners on pages but pages are clean; appears to be no tears/rips. Name written in pencil on top of inside front cover. Top of back inside cover there is a small white sticker. Contents: EDITORIAL by Ray Palmer; MEDITATION by Lilly May Madden; THE SOUL OF LILITH by Marie Corelli. Overall in good+ condition. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall

Amherst, Wisconsin: Amherst Press, 1962. Soft Cover. Near Fine. 0x0x0. Ink name. 1962 Soft Cover. 324 pp. The novel opens with the introduction of El-Râmi who has arrived during a production of "Hamlet". El-Râmi is at the height of his strength at this time, as he pursues the course of science. He demonstrated his ability to logically deduce future events when he tells Sir Frederick Vaughan that he will be introduced to a Miss Idina Chester before the evening is out and that he will propose to her within a month and that they will be married. El-Râmi is a man from the Orient, though in the days in which this novel was written, the Orient referred to the near East and North Africa, and not the far East as it does today. Along with El-Râmi , there is his brother Féraz, an older woman Zaroba, and the body of Lilith, which El-Râmi has kept alive through an elixir he has created scientifically. El-Râmi is… Read More