Fantasy omnibus of the collection The Book of the Damned (Unwin 1988) and the novel The Book of the Beast (Unwin 1988). |
Omnibus of two dark fantasy novels set in an alternate 18th-century Venice: Faces Under Water (1998) and Saint Fire (1999). This special SFBC edition has ISBN 0-7394-0699-X; it lacks a price and has the SFBC number on the back jacket. |
Omnibus of two dark fantasy novels set in an alternate 18th-century Venice: A Bed of Earth (2002) and Venus Preserved (2003). This has ISBN 0-7394-3842-5; it lacks a price and has the SFBC number on the back jacket. |
Reprint (DAW 1978 as Vazkor, Son of Vazkor) fantasy novel. All pages in book headed Vazkor, Son of Vazkor Volume two in the series. |
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Volume one in the series. |
collection, includes Sabella and Kill the dead. |
Fantasy/horror collection. A hardcover edition (-059-6, £16.50) was announced but not seen. |
Collection of 14 stories, two original. |
Volume one in the series. |
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Omnibus edition of two books in the “Flat Earth” fantasy series, Delirium’s Mistress (DAW 1986) and Night’s Sorceries (DAW 1987). Only available as part of a two-volume set. |
Omnibus edition of 3 books from the “Flat Earth” fantasy series: Night’s Master (DAW 1978), Death’s Master (DAW 1979), and Delusion’s Master (DAW 1981). Only available as part of a two-volume set. |
Collection of 7 sf and fantasy tales set in India of the past, present, and future. |
Also available in a hardback edition (-57-6, £24.99), limited to 100 numbered, signed, copies. |
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Volume three in the series. |
Volume seven in the series. |
Short story and poetry collection; published in conjunction with Tanith Lee’s appearance as Guest of Honor at Boskone XVIII in Boston, February 13-15, 1981. Limited to 1000 copies |
Volume two in the series. |
Collection of all 15 stories published in Realms of Fantasy. |
Dark fantasy novel, set in an alternate 18th-century Venice. Volume four in the series. |
Fantasy/horror novel: Vivia, daughter of the brutal Lord Vaddix, escapes a plague by taking sanctuary in a secret cave below the castle. |
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Young-adult fantasy novel, first in a series based on James Christensen’s Voyage of the Basset. |
Omnibus edition of The Storm Lord (DAW 1976) and Anackire (DAW 1983), two fantasy novels set in the same world a generation apart. |
Collection of all 28 short stories that Lee published in Weird Tales. |
Fantasy/horror novel. |
Fairy-tale retelling of “Snow White”. Introduction by “Fairy Tale Series” editor Terri Windling. |
Volume three in the series. |
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Reprint (Hodder Silver 2001 as Queen of the Wolves) young-adult fantasy. First US edition Volume three in the series. |
Reprint (Hodder Silver 2000 as Wolf Star Rise) young-adult fantasy. First US edition. Volume two in the series. |
Volume two in the series. |
Reprint (Hodder Children’s Books 1998 as The Law of the Wolf Tower) young-adult fantasy. First US edition. Volume one in the series. |
Young-adult fantasy novel. Volume four in the series. |
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Collected supernatural stories of this celebrated Nineteenth Century author best known for far different things, edited by David G. Rowlands. This is a limited edition of 600 copies. A world-wide edition available in the US for $50.00 and in the UK for £31.00. |
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Horror collection. Details taken from online listing. |
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An abridged edition of Pope Jacynth and More Supernatural Tales (Peter Owen, 1956). |
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Abridged from The Snake Lady and Other Stories (Grove 1954). |
Reprint (Grove Press 1954 as The Snake Lady and Other Stories) ghost/horror collection. |
Bound in the tête-bêche style with Narcotic Agent by Maurice Helbrant. |
Collection of 24 stories, seven original. Foreword by Dean Wesley Smith. Illustrated by Maggie Middleton. |
First edition.Cover layout by Dean Harkness. Details taken from online listing. |
The short story series. |
Reprint (Macmillan 1981) mystery anthology. |
This booklet reproduces much of the contents of The Poems of Le Fanu, which was first published in 1896. The original introduction by Alfred Perceval Graves is herein reproduced as are the appendices. New to this edition are extracts from Seventy Years of Irish Life in which the author’s brother, William Le Fanu included extracts of juvenile poetry (“O’Donoghue” and “Valentine to Miss K”); and a selection of contemporary reviews. Limited to 150 copies. Details taken from publisher website. |
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Collection of 13 stories. Edited and with a biographical/critical introduction by Leonard Wolf. Includes a bibliography. |
Collection of 21 stories, edited, annotated and illustrated by M. Grant Kellermeyer. Details taken from Table of Contents. |
This edition commemorates the 160th anniversary of “Ghost Stories of Chapelizod” (1851) and the 150th anniversary of “The House by the Church-yard” (1861-1863), and is the first time “Some Gossip About Chapelizod” (1851) has been reprinted. Limited to 150 copies. Details taken from publisher website. |
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