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Collection of 34 short-short stories including the World Fantasy Award-winning “Don Ysidro”. Introduction by Michael Bishop. |
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Humorous fantasy work with three stories and lots of illustrations by the author in color and b&w, sequel to Samurai Cat. |
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Subtitled “Being a complete and detailed account of the amazing career in crime of the sinister Chinaman”. |
Subtitled “A complete and detailed account of the amazing criminal activities of this sinister Chinaman”. Omnibus of three novels from the US omnibus (McBride, 1929) under the UK names. |
Reprint (Pearson 1918) supernatural novel. Volume 41 in the series. |
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Adds an additional story to the original (Jarrolds, 1920) edition. |
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Details taken from Table of Contents. |
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Details taken from Table of Contents. |
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Despite the title, this only has five stories in common with the UK (Cassell, 1932) edition of the same name. |
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Details taken from online listing. |
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Collection of 10 weird stories and 16 lyrics to songs. Illustrated throughout by Alan Hunter. |
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Collection of 12 fairy tales retold for adults in explicit erotic style, losing some of the fantasy in the process. |
Details taken from online listing. |
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Reprint (Geoffrey Bles 1933) mystery novel. |
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Reprint (Geoffrey Bles 1934) mystery novel. |
Collection of 12 ghost stories. |
Reprint (Alan Sutton 1996) collection of ghost stories. This is revised from the original edition (Constable, 1948) by the addition of two later stories (first collected in the 1996 Alan Sutton edition), as well as a further article by Rolt, an essay on Rolt by Hugh Lamb, and a new introduction by Christopher Roden. Illustrated by Paul Lowe. Limited to 400 numbered copies. A world-wide edition available in the US for $32.00. |
Collection of two stories, plus an Introduction by Christopher Roden. Edited by Christopher and Barbara Roden, it was produced for The Ghost Story Society Convention in 1994. A card-covered booklet, with illustrations by Dallas Goffin. |
First English edition (Paris: Flammarion 1951 as Violation de Frontières). |
Novelization inspired by the horror movie. Copyrighted by New Line Cinema. This has the same ISBN as the simultaneous Black Flame UK edition, but only gives US and Canadian prices. |
Details taken from online listing. Volume 11 in “The Wild Adventures of Edgar Rice Burroughs”. |
Fifteen original stories set in Philadelphia. |
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A good selection of weird stories for the young adult. |
Details taken from online listing. |
Limited Edition Chapbook of 100 Copies. Details supplied by Denny Lien. |
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Volume one in “The Complete Adventures of Thibaut Corday and the Foreign Legion”. Details taken from publisher website. |
Volume 113 in “The Argosy Library”. Details taken from publisher website. |
Volume 10 in “The Argosy Library”. Details taken from publisher website. |
Volume 83 in “The Argosy Library”. Details taken from Table of Contents. |
First book publication of a voodoo horror novel that originally appeared in Argosy. This is a facsimile edition. A hardcover edition (-043-2, $19.95) is also available. |
Reprint (Starmont 1990 as A Grave Must Be Deep) voodoo horror novel. Volume 47 in “The Argosy Library”. Details taken from publisher website. |
Volume four in “The Complete Adventures of Thibaut Corday and the Foreign Legion”. Details taken from Table of Contents. |
Volume three in “The Complete Adventures of Thibaut Corday and the Foreign Legion”. Details taken from publisher website. |
Volume 140 in “The Argosy Library”. Details taken from publisher website. |
Volume 91 in “The Argosy Library”. Volume four in “The Adventures of Scarlet and Bradshaw”. Details taken from publisher website. |
Volume two in “The Complete Adventures of Thibaut Corday and the Foreign Legion”. Details taken from Table of Contents. |