Weaveworld
Weaveworld, by Clive Barker. New York: Poseidon Press, 1987. First American edition.
Clive Barker’s World Fantasy Award-winning dark fantasy novel Weaveworld chronicles the fate of the Fugue, a fantastical world hidden in plain sight. Magically woven into a living tapestry, the Fugue is the secret home of the Seerkind, a fey race fleeing persecution by the mysterious Scourge. When everyday humans Cal and Suzanna get caught up in the destiny of the Fugue, they enter a new world of magic with all its unknowns— both charms and horrors alike.
A very good copy in a very good original dust jacket. Some yellowing to pages at the edges of text block. Moderate wear to boards, but no tears or separation whatsoever. An excellent, clean copy.
Weaveworld, by Clive Barker. New York: Poseidon Press, 1987. First American edition.
Clive Barker’s World Fantasy Award-winning dark fantasy novel Weaveworld chronicles the fate of the Fugue, a fantastical world hidden in plain sight. Magically woven into a living tapestry, the Fugue is the secret home of the Seerkind, a fey race fleeing persecution by the mysterious Scourge. When everyday humans Cal and Suzanna get caught up in the destiny of the Fugue, they enter a new world of magic with all its unknowns— both charms and horrors alike.
A very good copy in a very good original dust jacket. Some yellowing to pages at the edges of text block. Moderate wear to boards, but no tears or separation whatsoever. An excellent, clean copy.
Weaveworld, by Clive Barker. New York: Poseidon Press, 1987. First American edition.
Clive Barker’s World Fantasy Award-winning dark fantasy novel Weaveworld chronicles the fate of the Fugue, a fantastical world hidden in plain sight. Magically woven into a living tapestry, the Fugue is the secret home of the Seerkind, a fey race fleeing persecution by the mysterious Scourge. When everyday humans Cal and Suzanna get caught up in the destiny of the Fugue, they enter a new world of magic with all its unknowns— both charms and horrors alike.
A very good copy in a very good original dust jacket. Some yellowing to pages at the edges of text block. Moderate wear to boards, but no tears or separation whatsoever. An excellent, clean copy.
