David J. Schow

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Schow, David J.. Black Leather Required.
(Shingletown, CA: Mark V. Ziesing, 1994) 100.00.
First edition hardcover. Number 18 of 300 copies signed by the author and illustrator. Unread. Fine in fine dust jacket. Horror (#303) ISBN:

Schow, David J.. Bullets of Rain : A Novel of Suspense.
(New York: Dark Alley, 2003) 13.00.
First edition trade paperback. Unread. Fine in pictorial wraps. Thriller (#9535) ISBN: 0060536675

Widowed architect Arthur Latimer has become a recluse in his own home: a storm-proof fortress that doubles as a shrine to his dead wife. But the outside world beckons in the form of a bizarre party downbeach. Now, just as the biggest hurricane ever to hit the Pacific Northwest rolls in with deadly force, Art is subjected to intrusions from his past and invasions from the present. And soon he begins to doubt everything he sees or thinks he already knows. And soon you may too.

Schow, David J.. Bullets of Rain : A Novel of Suspense.
(New York: Dark Alley, 2003) 13.00.
First edition trade paperback. Unread. Fine in pictorial wraps. Thriller (#9855) ISBN: 0060536675

Widowed architect Arthur Latimer has become a recluse in his own home: a storm-proof fortress that doubles as a shrine to his dead wife. But the outside world beckons in the form of a bizarre party downbeach. Now, just as the biggest hurricane ever to hit the Pacific Northwest rolls in with deadly force, Art is subjected to intrusions from his past and invasions from the present. And soon he begins to doubt everything he sees or thinks he already knows. And soon you may too.

Schow, David J.. Bullets of Rain : A Novel of Suspense.
(New York: Dark Alley, 2003) 13.00.
First edition trade paperback. Unread. Fine in pictorial wraps. Thriller (#9856) ISBN: 0060536675

Widowed architect Arthur Latimer has become a recluse in his own home: a storm-proof fortress that doubles as a shrine to his dead wife. But the outside world beckons in the form of a bizarre party downbeach. Now, just as the biggest hurricane ever to hit the Pacific Northwest rolls in with deadly force, Art is subjected to intrusions from his past and invasions from the present. And soon he begins to doubt everything he sees or thinks he already knows. And soon you may too.

Schow, David J.. Crypt Orchids.
(Northridge, CA: Babbage, 2004) 18.95.
First trade paperback edition. Unread. Fine in printed wraps. Horror (#9883) ISBN: 1930235267

Schow, David J.. Eye.
(Burton, MI: Subterranean, 2001) 40.00.
First edition hardcover. Limited to 1000 copies. Bound in black cloth, numbered and signed by the author. Unread. Fine in fine dust jacket. Horror (#5281) ISBN: 1931081263

Schow, David J.. Kill Riff, The.
(New York: Tor, 1988) 5.00.
First edition hardcover. Binding is coming apart, otherwise unread. Fine dust jacket with mylar protector. Horror (#9857) ISBN: 0312930658

Schow, David J.. Lost Angels.
(Northridge, CA: Babbage Press, 2000) 17.95.
First revised edition. Trade paperback. Smart horror. A collection from the World Fantasy Award winning writer. Contains the never-before-collected story "Calendar Girl." Fine in pictorial wraps. Horror (#4923) ISBN: 1930235062

Schow, David J.. Seeing Red.
(Northridge, CA: Babbage, 2002) 18.95.
First trade paperback edition. Unread. Fine in printed wraps. Horror (#9885) ISBN: 1930235054

Schow, David J.. Silver Scream.
(Arlington Heights, IL: Dark Harvest, 1988) 125.00.
First hardcover edition. This is #228 of 500 copies signed by the editor and all the contributors: John M. Ford, F. Paul Wilson, Robert Bloch, Ray Garton, Clive Barker, Steven R. Boyett, Joe R. Lansdale, Karl Edward Wagner, Craig Spector, Robert J. McCammon, Jay Sheckley, Chet Williamson, Richard Christian Matheson, Mick Garris, Douglas E. Winder, John Skipp, Edward Bryant, Ramsey Campbell, Mark Arnold, and Tobe Hooper. Unread. Fine in near fine dust jacket and deep blue slipcase. Horror (#1855) ISBN:

Schow, David J.. Silver Scream.
(Arlington Heights, IL: Dark Harvest, 1988) 45.00.
First hardcover edition. Unread. Fine in near fine dust jacket. Horror (#307) ISBN:

Schow, David J.. Wild Hairs.
(Northridge, CA: Babbage Press, 2001) 19.95.
First edition trade paperback. A collection of columns and essays ranging from horror movies to censorship in the arts, from pinball to Mexican wrestlers. For anyone who's read and enjoyed Harlan Ellison's essays. Unread. Fine in pictorial wraps. Nonfiction (#4924) ISBN: 1930235089

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