The most remarkable feature in this production is the bad paper on which it is printed, and the typographical ingenuity with which matter barely enough for one volume has been spread over the pages of two...
Horror, detective fiction
Review of Laughton Osborn's 'Confessions of A Poet', Southern Literary Messenger
1835
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