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Novelization based on the video game based on the comic-book character. Copyrighted by Rebellion A/S. Simultaneous with the UK edition. |
A “Warhammer 40,000” Novel. |
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Graphic fantasy omnibus of the 16-part series, originally published in Warhammer Monthly. |
SF future-war novel set in the world of “Warhammer 40,000”. |
Fantasy novel. |
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Also in Science-Fantasy Quintette. |
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Limited to 150 hand-numbered copies. Volume seven in the series. Details taken from publisher website. |
Humorous quasi-fantasy novel featuring adventurer Dr. Lucifer Jones, subtitled “Being a Stirring Chronicle of Intrigue, Romance, Danger, Hairbreadth Escapes, and Thrilling Triumphs over Fierce Beasts and Fiercer Men in the Mysterious and Exotic Dark Continent, as Recounted by the Daring, Resourceful, Handsome, and Modest Christian Gentleman Who Experienced Them.” Many of the chapters were later reprinted as short stories. |
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Collection of seven stories set in Africa, including the Nebula-winning “Seven Views of Olduvai Gorge”. Resnick’s introduction discusses his use of Africa as inspiration. One story is co-authored by Susan Shwartz. Forward by Barbara Delaplace. A lettered, leatherbound limited edition (-13-8) and a signed, limited hardcover edition of 250 (-10-3) were announced but not seen. |
Collection of five stories and two novels: Walpurgis III (1982) and The Branch (1984). Foreword by Jack McDevitt and an afterword by Lezli Robyn. |
Collection of two novellas set in Africa. |
Collection of nine safari-themed stories, both SF and fantasy, some humorous. Introduction by Kristine Kathryn Rusch. Afterword by Lezli Robyn. |
Fix-up novel, the fourth book in the Chronicles of Lucifer Jones. This is a signed, limited edition of 1,250. |
Collection of four novellas, including the Hugo and Nebula Award-winning “Seven Views of Olduvai Gorge”. Resnick’s introduction discusses the inspirations for the stories. Packaged and edited by Martin H. Greenberg and Ed Gorman. |
Collection of 13 stories, most recent award-winners and nominees, one appearing for the first time in print. This is a signed, limited edition of 1,000. |
SF novella, a companion piece to Kirinyaga. The Maasai tribe tries building their own planetoid Utopia, a century after the troubled founding of Kirinyaga. This is a signed, limited edition of 1,000. |
Collection/novel of eight related stories, with framing epilogue and prologue. A space colony attempts to recreate the old way of life of the Kikiyu people of Kenya. The author’s afterword discusses how the stories came to be written, and the various awards and nominations they garnered individually (among them, two Hugo awards). |
Collection of seven stories about alternate Teddy Roosevelts, and an appendix with non-fiction tidbits about the real Roosevelt. This is a signed edition of 1,000 numbered copies. |
Collection of three humorous stories, with an introduction by Martha Soukup and an afterword by Pat Cadigan. This edition limited to 250 copies signed by all involved. |
Collection of six stories and two essays, with an introduction by Brian Thomsen. Issued to commemorate Resnick’s 1991 Boskone GoH appearance, limited to 1,100 numbered copies with the first 225 boxed and signed. |
Omnibus of four SF novels about a space-travelling carnival with a foreword by Barry N. Malzberg and an afterword by Resnick. |
Collection of five stories and eight non-fiction pieces on Africa. This is a numbered limited edition of 500 copies, issued for the 1990 Annual Convention (Disclave) of the Washington Sf Association. |
Collection of 7 stories, plus an introduction, produced for Resnick’s Guest of Honor appearance at Confusion. Illustrations by Randy Bathurst, Linda Leech, and Joan Hanke Woods. |
Collection of nine stories featuring the adventures of Lucifer Jones from 1938-1941, as he travels across some interesting Pacific islands on his way to Australia. Limited to 1000 signed numbered copies. Details taken from publisher’s website. |
Original anthology of 43 stories about Aladdin, with an introduction by Resnick. |
Original anthology of six SF crime stories by authors including Pat Cadigan, Gregory Benford, and Walter Jon Williams. |
Original anthology of 26 alternate-history stories and one poem, with an introduction by the editor. |
Original anthology of 28 alternate history stories where heroes become outlaws. Only Resnick’s name is on the cover as editor. |
Original anthology of 28 alternate-history stories, with an introduction by the editor. |
Original anthology of 15 stories of alternate worlds of science fiction. |
Anthology of 20 alternate-history stories, mostly original. |
Original anthology of 29 alternate history stories about unlikely warriors. Copyrighted by Resnick and Martin H. Greenberg, with an introduction by Resnick. |