Summer, 1840. Edgar Allan Poe arrives in London to meet his friend C. Auguste Dupin, in the hope that the great detective will help him solve a family mystery.

For Poe has inherited a mahogany box containing sheathes of letters that implicate his grandparents in some of London’s most heinous & scandalous crimes – those committed by the so-called London Monster who, for two years, terrorized the city’s streets, stalking attractive, well-to-do young women, slicing their clothing & their derrières.

But as they delve deeper into the city’s secrets, & past horrors emerge, they start to suspect that they too are being watched & preyed upon.

And if they are, might their stalkers be connected to the London Monster?

Product Information:
• ISBN: 9781780749303
• Author: Karen Lee Street
• Publisher: Point Blank
• Format: Hardback
• Pages: 372
• Dimensions: 22.5 x 14.5 x 3.5cm













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Edgar Allan Poe (1809-49) was born in Boston, Massachusetts. Orphaned by the age of two, he was brought up by foster-parents. Following his expulsion from both the University of Virginia & West Point, he led a precarious existence as an editor, critic & writer. In 1844 his poem ' The Raven' caused a sensation, but after his wife's death in 1847 he drank heavily & died mysteriously in Baltimore. The best of Edgar Allan Poe's poems in a beautiful new gift edition ...

Edgar & Edith are hungry, & it's up to Edgar to bring home something tasty. That is, until one day, when The Inspector is all fattened up, & Edgar does some inspecting of his own..."A hilarious tale of confidence, tricks & comeuppance, with deviously delectable pictures"
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When Washington D.C. police detective Ryan Kessler is targeted by Henry Loving, he & his family are immediately put under government protection. Loving is a ruthless 'lifter', hired to extract information from his victims, & he will use whatever means necessary including kidnapping, torturing or killing their family. Assigned to the Kesslers is protection officer Corte: uncompromising, relentlessly devoted to protecting those in his care & a brilliant game strategist. He also knows just how brutal the lifter can be -- six years earlier, Loving killed someone close to him. As tension increases between the family, the situation escalates into a deadly contest between protector & lifter as each tries to outwit the other. & as the lifter closes in on his prey, Corte must decide whether to protect his charges, or expose them to a killer in the name of personal revenge.. . ...

Henry Loving is a 'lifter', hired to extract information from his victims by any means. He sets his sights on a Washington, D.C police detective & he's quickly put under government protection. Protection Officer Corte is assigned to keep the family safe. But he knows firsthand how brutal the lifter can be after losing someone close to him, 6 years earlier. Tensions soon increase within the family & soon becomes a contest between protector & lifter. With Loving closing in, Corte must decide whether to protect the family or use them as bait to exact revenge... ...

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The resurgence in the popularity of illustrative art can be attributed to an array of factors. Although the acceptance of graphic novels as something more than just comic books has been established for quite some time, when Mc Sweeneys released its all-comics issue in 2004, the mainstream medias reaction elevated the medium, its words & images, to something beyond genre. As a result, such drawings & illustrations have found their ways into marketing campaigns, ads & galleries. While the work of individual artists varies greatly, much of it strikes an irresistible pose, whether viewers are staring at enlarged heads on distorted bodies or a shot-dead bird, its killer & a birdhouse both crying. The work is at once disturbing but oddly attractive. Here at MBP we have dubbed this quality Edgy Cute. For more than a decade, Harry Saylor, owner of Orbit Gallery, has been an advocate of art ranging from Neo-Pop to Low Brow, having represented the likes of Gary Baseman, Kathie Olivas, Travis Lampe, Angelique Hautkamp & Michael Caines. With Edgy Cute: From Neo-Pop to Low Brow & Back Again, Saylor utilizes his vast expertise in the field to compile a contemporary look at practitioners of this aesthetic, from the famous to the unknown. With more than 100 examples of this work, many of which have been commissioned for this book, & artist interviews, Edgy Cute is sure to appeal to anyone with an interest in bleeding-edge illustration. 30.4 x 25.4 x 2.3, pages 175 ...

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