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A masterpiece of modern haunted house fiction, this listing is for Number 61 of the coveted Suntup Editions release of Richard Matheson’s terrifying horror classic, Hell House. The limitation page is signed by R.C. Matheson who wrote the introduction, Mike Flanagan who wrote the forward and Nancy A. Collins who wrote the afterword.
Strictly limited to 276 copies in the Numbered state, this fine press Suntup edition is designed to honor Matheson’s claustrophobic and visceral storytelling. This copy is offered in fine condition.
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