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Slipcase Infra Noir Singles 2020

 

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Details

Status pre-order
Release Date Spring 2021
Size 31 × 12 cm
Edition slipcase
Workmanship This slipcase is custom-made to protect all your Infra Noir singles of 2020. It is veneered with with beautiful walnut wood.
No chapbooks included.

About Karim Ghahwagi

Of both Danish and Libyan descent, Karim Ghahwagi was born in the United States. He has lived in Copenhagen, New York, Los Angeles and Malta. He graduated from Bard College, New York, with degrees in Film, Electronic Media and English Literature. He currently lives in Denmark.

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Probably most readers of the weird and fantastic genres know her name: Rebecca Lloyd, winner of the inaugural Bristol Short Story Prize 2008 and author of two novels, has written four outstanding collections of stories of different length: The View from Endless Street (WiDo, 2014), Mercy (Tartarus, 2014), Ragman & other Family Curses (Egaeus, 2016), and Seven Strange Stories (Tartarus, 2017).

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