Into the London Fog - Eerie Tales from the Weird City Beth Izatt [and] visual elements

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In Bronson’s words

Before there was Robert Crumb

The clever introduction is written from the point of view of a mouse who argues that perhaps the unknown author of the fable is not a human after all: “Who better than a mouse

which manifests every 33 years in a room without a door

Into the London Fog - Eerie Tales from the Weird City Beth Izatt [and] visual elementsInto the London Fog: Eerie Tales from the Weird City, edited by Elizabeth Dearnley From the British Library's "Tales of the Weird" series ISBN 9780712353762 320 page paperback *** As the smoky dark sweeps across the capital, strange stories emerge from the night. A sance reveals a ghastly secret in the murk of Regent's Canal. From south of the Thames come chilling reports of a spring heeled spectre, and in Stoke Newington rumours abound of an opening