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A. V. Sellwood – Children Of The Damned (Four Square, 1963)
Children Of The Damned
Where did they come from …. who gave them human form …. These strange children with their fantastic powers?
Of additional epic appeal to Vault’s black magic paperbacks corps due to the author’s collaberation with Peter Haining on the latter’s first published book, the much loved Devil Worship In Britain (Corgi, 1963).
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