3 NEW SIGNED Matching Letter \"Z\" HC/DJ Grotesquerie/I Would Haunt You/Dark Water For Sale

Three Matching Letter \"Z\" Novels from the Undertow Publications Deluxe Lettered Edition Series- Richard Gavin \"grotesquerie\"- Sean Padriac Birnie \"I Would Haunt You if I Could\"- Steve Toase \"To Drown in Dark Water\"All:- are Brand New - kept in glass enclosed bookcase, these copies never read, smoke & pet free home- have Matching Letter \"Z\" of 66 Lettered copies- are signed by the author and signed by Michael Kelly, publisher (Undertow Publications)- are Hardcover/Dust Jacket in mylar cover- have Ribbon Page Markers- illustrated Endleaves
grotesquerie is inscribed \"For Rod\" by the author
I purchased all of these directly from Undertow Publications - I am the only owner. Doubt you can find better copies. Please see photos.
From Goodreads:
grotesquerie:
Welcome to Richard Gavin’s “grotesquerie,” where fear and faith converge in eerie and nightmarish tales of transcendent horror from a truly visionary writer. The highly anticipated new collection of macabre delights, that explores dark realms of the fevered, fecund mind, and visits strange landscapes and vistas. These are grim and grotesque tales of terror -- modern Mysterium Tremendums -- that open new doors of perception and reality.

“Gavin’s writing serves as a testament that great masters once crafted great stories .. .and as evidence that they shall do so again.”
I Would Haunt You If I Could:
I would haunt you ...

The debut short story collection from Seán Padraic Birnie does indeed haunt. Sown with seeds of sorrow and grief, and imbued with disquieting bodily horrors, the tales in \"I Would Haunt You If I Could\" are the product of an uncanny and febrile imagination. Birnie\'s writing balances on the knife\'s edge of the horror and literary divide. Stories that cut and bleed. Stories that linger and haunt.

...if I could.
To Drown in Dark Water:
Meet Quark, a giant of a man carrying scars literally and figuratively, on his return to Bellfairie, as he searches for his father and clues to his mother\'s mysterious death. But no one goes to Bellfairie on purpose, it\'s always a wrong turn in someone\'s life. As Quark will soon learn.

Like Frankenstein\'s monster, The Shipbuilder of Bellfairie is a vibrant, emotional and humane amalgam. A fantastical crime mystery with a soupçon of magic that brings to mind not only Shelley\'s creation but A Confederacy of Dunces in its exploration of flawed and tragic characters.