Journal, bio about Lansdale used for a presentation, copy of Farm Journal June/July 1973ġ460/3 Various press releases and event programs, 2009-2011ġ460/4-5 Draft-The Edge of Dark Water by Joe R.
Lansdaleġ460/2 Two letters to Lansdale from 1975, Photocopy of Lansdale’s letter in Countryside and Small Stock (Italian)Īrticles, newspapers, correspondence, drafts, magazines, posters, badges, press releases, reviews, and books make up this collection from Joe Lansdale:ġ460/1 Printout of “Deadman’s Road” by Joe R. Hardcover, like new, corner dented on front. Clete Shields Sculptures at The WittliffĪrrivederci Amore, Ciao 2.Southwestern & Mexican Photography Collection.Here’s your chance to leap back into Lansdale’s classic universe and take a whirl on the amusement rides of one of this generation's most unusual novelistic minds. The Drive-in, a B Movie with Blood and Popcorn, first published in the eighties, was a milestone for horror fiction as satire, and influenced writers in many genres, from horror to science fiction to fantasy to humor to the literary novel of the strange. Lansdale at his ironic best, dissecting humanity with a scalpel and a chainsaw. Horrid creatures almost as evil as man, and a look at the very machinery of the Drive-In Cosmos, and beyond. A catfish that would swallow Jonah’s whale. If you thought the first two books in the series were wacky, this one moves into a whole new realm of whacked and confused. The wild and weird wonders of the Drive-In world continue in this third volume, The Drive-In: The Bus Tour. Stay tuned for information on the two previous Drive-in books! The limitations will not be increased, meaning The Drive-In: the Bus Tour will sell out quickly. Collector’s note: This edition will not be available through regular bookstores or large online retailers.
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