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Scent Of New Mown Hay by John Blackburn
Scent Of New Mown Hay by John  Blackburn












Scent Of New Mown Hay by John Blackburn Scent Of New Mown Hay by John Blackburn

Smith and legendary cover artist Gahan Wilson. A vast area of Russia is sealed off, the inhabitants. This edition is limited to 200 copies, signed by introducer Guy N. A nameless pestilence is threatening humanity through the female of the species. In this, his first and still best-known novel, the prolific John Blackburn (1923-1993) introduced the formula he was to employ so successfully in his career. Blackburn’s best novels, beginning, quite logically, with this, his first and progressing to cover the high points of his nearly forty-year career. The plague has already destroyed a Russian village and appears that it is now active in England!Ĭentipede Press is pleased to announce that we will be offering a selection of John F. In this first outing, something is turning people into fungoid monstrosities, driven to kill is the secret a new technology run amuck? The leftovers of a Nazi experiment finally come to fruition? Or something else entirely? Kirk and his staff have just a short time to learn the truth and seek a cure, if, in fact, a cure is possible. Borrowing liberally from the British eco-disaster novels of such masters of the form as John Wyndham, Blackburn laid bare the terrors of the Cold War for all to see. Starting with this present entry, Blackburn chronicled the adventures of General Kirk of the British Foreign Service in a series of novels that combined the tropes of science fiction, mystery, the occult, and most of all, bone-chilling horror. In the late 1950s, the espionage novel, (with Ian Fleming’s James Bond as the standard bearer), was an international success, but horror fans had their own champion, John F.

Scent Of New Mown Hay by John Blackburn

Ryan and others mixed genres and came up with truly memorable and unsettling results. The British thriller, replete with supernatural or science-fictional elements, had its heyday in the years just prior to WWII, when authors such as Walter S.














Scent Of New Mown Hay by John  Blackburn