Original collection of seven stories (one a collaboration with MaryAnn Harris) originally published by de Lint’s Triskell Press as chapbooks for private distribution. A signed, slipcased limited edition of 250 ($125.00) and a traycased lettered edition of 52 ($250.00) are also available. |
Collection of six children’s stories, two original, with photos of the toys the stories were originally written to accompany. This is a signed edition of 2,000; a leatherbound edition of 400 signed copies ($45.00) with added original story “The Songs of Timothy Tomtit” is also available. |
Reprint (Signet 1988) dark fantasy novel about a persecuted werewolf. This is a signed, limited edition of 1000. |
Collection of 17 early stories, two original; most originally appeared in small press publications. This is the third and final volume of de Lint’s Collected Early Stories, focusing on high fantasy. This is a signed edition; a leatherbound, traycased, lettered edition of 52 ($200.00) is also available. |
Chapbook fantasy novelette set in the American Southwest. This is a signed, limited edition of 750; a hardcover, lettered edition of 100 ($75.00) is also available. |
Large format book produced for the 1984 World Fantasy Convention held in Ottawa, Canada over the weekend October 12-14. 1984. Subtitled “Fantasy—An International Genre”. |
Utopian SF novel about a visit to the dark side of the Moon. Translated/adapted from the French Le Voyageur philosophe dans un pais inconnu aux habitans de la terre (1761). Translated and with an introduction and notes by Brian Stableford. M. de Listonai is a pen name for Daniel Jost de Villeneuve. |
Year’s best anthology of 17 lesbian speculative fiction stories from 2015. This is the sixth volume in the series. Introduction by Dellamonica. Authors include Rose Lemberg, Benjanun Sriduangkaew, and Sonya Taaffe. Details taken from Table of Contents. |
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Sf novel expanded from the novella of the same name. Bound in the tête-bêche style with The Sky Is Falling. |
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Sf novel, expanded from “No More Stars” as by Charles Satterfield. Bound in the tête-bêche style with Badge of Infamy. |
Reprints 8 of the 12 stories from …And Some Were Human (Prime Press, 1948). |
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Original anthology of ten fantasy stories with a foreword by the editors and illustrations by Michael Pangrazio. |