Collection of three novellas, one an original excerpt from a novel never completed, plus a previously unpublished teleplay, with introductions to each by Martin. Edited by Christine Carpenito, overall introduction by Melinda Snodgrass. This includes Hugo-winning novella “Blood of the Dragon”. Published in conjunction with Martin’s Guest of Honor appearance at Boskone 38. This is a limited edition of 1,000; a signed, slipcased limited edition of 190 (-32-9, $35.00) is also available. |
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Collection of two novelettes published Ace Double style. A signed, limited edition of 200 ($45.00) is also available. |
Reprint (Voyager 2000) fantasy novel. Issued as a two-volume set, limited to 448 numbered and slip-cased copies. A lettered edition ($405.00) limited to 52 copies with an original sketch by Charles Vess is also available. Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Timescape 1981) novel. Limited to 500 signed, numbered, copies. Also available in a traycased edition ($500.00), limited to 52 lettered, signed, copies. Details taken from publisher website. |
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Original shared world anthology, presented as a “braided novel.” Volume four in a new series. |
Original anthology/braided sf mega-novel, part of a series. There are 11 connected stories, but no contents page. Volume two in the series. |
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Original anthology/mosaic novel of ten interwoven stories in the Wild Cards shared world, the second in a trilogy begun in Inside Straight. Volume 19 in the series. |
Original shared-world anthology, 13th book of the “Wild Cards” series overall and the first of a new cycle. The stories are presented in a chronologically “braided” format. Volume 13 in the series. |
Original anthology of 21 stories about dangerous women, in a mix of genres. Authors include Jim Butcher, Cecelia Holland, Lawrence Block, and Sherrilyn Kenyon; Martin provides a novella in his Song of Ice and Fire series. |
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Shared-world original anthology/mosaic novel of seven stories. Volume 16 in the series. |
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Original shared world anthology with stories set in an alternate world where superheroes were created by an alien virus after WWII. Volume five in the series. |
Original anthology of 16 urban fantasy stories, focusing on mystery/private eye stories. Introduction by Martin. Authors include Charlaine Harris, Joe R. Lansdale, Diana Gabaldon, and Patricia Briggs. Original anthology of urban fantasy stories featuring private detectives. |
Shared-world mosaic novel of interwoven stories in the Wild Cards series. Volume 21 in a new series. |
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Volume 33 in the series. |
Original anthology/mosaic novel in the Wild Cards shared world, with nine stories by authors including Daniel Abraham, Melinda M. Snodgrass, Carrie Vaughn, and George R.R. Martin. Volume 18 in the series. |
Anthology of work by Campbell winners and runners-up Jack L. Chalker, M.A. Foster, Carter Scholz, and C.J. Cherryh. Cherryh has a new novella and a reprint story; the other works are original novelettes. |
Volume 29 in the series. |
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Original shared-world anthology. Volume nine in the series. |
Original anthology of “Wild Cards” stories, set in the UK, and written by UK authors. A trade paperback (OME) edition (-828518-0) was announced but not seen. Volume 27 in the series. |
Mosaic novel made up of 8 different stories braided together. Simultaneous with the US (Tor) edition. Volume 22 in the series. |
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Original shared-world anthology, 14th book of the “Wild Cards” series overall and second book of the new cycle. The stories are presented in a chronologically “braided” format. |
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The Campbell Award Nominees |
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Reprint (Dark Harvest 1986 as Night Visions 3) original horror anthology. |
Original anthology of horror stories by Ramsey Campbell, Lisa Tuttle, and Clive Barker, illustrated by Stephen Gervais. Published in UK as Night Visions (Century 1987). |
Reprint (Dark Harvest 1986 as Night Visions 3) original horror anthology of 11 stories by Ramsey Campbell, Lisa Tuttle, and Clive Barker. |
Original anthology of 15 stories set on a Mars out of Golden Age adventure and planetary romances. Authors include Howard Waldrop, Melinda M. Snodgrass, Michael Moorcock, and Ian McDonald. |
Original anthology of 16 stories set on versions of Venus out of Golden Age adventure and planetary romances. Introduction by Dozois. Authors include Paul McAuley, Gwyneth Jones, Joe Haldeman, and Garth Nix. |
Original shared-world anthology. Volume eight in the series. |