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Selene
148mm x 210mm
392pp HB
£25.00
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Tagged Alan Moore, Bob Rickard, Culture, Esoterica, history, steve moore
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Endymion’s Dream
A Celebration of Steve Moore with Alan Moore, John Higgs and Andrew O’Neill at Brompton Cemetery, London.
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Tagged alan mooore, andrew o'neill, John higgs, steve moore
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Somnium (Expanded Edition)
By Steve Moore
296pp, PB, £15.99
ISBN: 978-1-907222-51-1
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Tagged Alan Moore, Esoterica, fiction, london, somnium, steve moore, Topography
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Alan Moore on Somnium
Alan Moore discusses his friend Steve Moore, and his novel Somnium, in this filmed presentation at London’s October Gallery.
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‘All I want to do is write’: Steve Moore interviewed
‘Somnium’ author Steve Moore interviewed by Pádraig Ó Méalóid over at Forbidden Planet
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Strange Attractor Journal Three
Edited by Mark Pilkington
A5 PB, 286pp, £13.99
ISBN 978-0954805432
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Tagged alexis lykiard, ali hutchinson, alison gill, anthology, arik roper, betsy heistand, catherine eisner, david luke, david rothenberg, doug skinner, Erik Davis, gary lachman, john reppion, jospehine harvatt, Journal, katie owens, ken hollings, lady vervaine, Mark Pilkington, mike jay, phil baker, richard brown, richard rudgley, robert ansell, robert irwin, roger dobson, steve moore, stewart home, strange attractor journal
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Journal Two
Edited by Mark Pilkington
A5, PB, 405pp, £14.99 UK
ISBN 978-0954805418
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Tagged alan walker, ali hutchinson, alison gill, anthology, anthony clayton, cathy ward, don mader, doug harvey, doug skinner, gary lachman, graham harvey, guy ogilvy, jason louv, john branston, john coulthart, john rowe, Journal, ken hollings, kevin jackson, mark samuels, mike jay, neil mortimer, peter farrer, richard burdett, Robert Wallis, roger dobson, steve moore, theo paijmans, tim chapman
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