This is a beautiful Folio Society edition of Barbara W. Tuchman’s Pulitzer Prize-winning historical work, ‘The Guns of August’. This particular copy is a second printing from 1997, presented in a distinctive gold slipcase. The book features a dark blue cloth binding with intricate gilt decoration on the front cover and spine, and vibrant red endpapers. A superb addition for collectors of history, military history, or fine press editions from The Folio Society.

ANALOGUE BLACK TERROR Volume II Condition: Brand New – Factory Sealed Edition: 2021 Publisher: Nuclear War Now! Authors: Jean “Valnoir” Simoulin Format/Binding: Hardcover, Cloth-bound ISBN: 9780578740362 Book Dimensions: 13″ in. x 13″ in. x 1.5″ in Book Weight: Approx 6.5 lbs Pages: 300 Binding: Open End Stitching w/ “Analogue Black Terror” Printed to the Exposed Pages * Packaged and protected well, shipped in box, and Free Shipping via USPS Media Mail. * Option to ship USPS Priority Mail is available, buyer pays shipping cost (auto calculated to your location) ABOUT THIS TITLE 1.5 years after the massive success of Analogue Black Terror Vol I, Jean Valnoir Simoulin and NWN! publish Analogue Black Terror II, the augmented twin brother of the Black Metal demo-tape compendium. This overcharged publication contains 550 new documents spread across 300 pages (versus 250 for the first volume). ANALOGUE BLACK TERROR II is a 300 pages book gathering more than 370 bands and 550 visual archives of Black Metal demo tapes from the 80s until 2000. Harvested worldwide, these documents paint a cold and factual portrait of this youth gone spiritually fanatic. Little consideration was given to sophisticated production, and given how much money was available in the scene, fancy options were not on the table anyway. Home-xeroxed duplicated tapes were spread hand-to-hand within local scenes, or worldwide, via snail mail, amongst a network of individuals all gathered around one idea : to remain an elite that stood alone against the modern world and prayed for its annihilation. A lot of them disappeared, a chosen few became legends – before falling into disgrace to represent the embarrassing circus that BM mostly standsfor a quarter of century later.