Abridged edition of A Red Skeleton In Your Closet (1965). |
Reprint (Sampson Low 1936 as Monsieur Zenith) fantastic crime thriller. |
Tales of mayhem, murder and mystery in a celebration of the romance and excitement of a great city. |
Anthology of 14 stories and four poems by Canadian writers. |
Canadian Stories of Crime, Adventure, and Terror from the Golden Age of Storytelling. |
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Anthology of female detectives by Canadian writers. |
Stories of crime and adventure in Canada’s far north. |
Collection of fantasy poetry with an introduction by Fritz Leiber. This is a limited edition of 500 copies, signed by Skinner and Leiber. |
Original anthology of 16 zombie stories set in the same universe as George Romero’s Night of the Living Dead. |
Anthology of 35 stories (19 apparently original) and two novel excerpts. Authors include W.W. Jacobs, Kim Harrison, Bentley Little, and Neil Gaiman. Includes two essays on the history of the devil, and demons in popular culture. Details taken from online listing. |
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Original shared-world anthology of 19 stories set in the world of George Romero’s “Living Dead” films. With a foreword by Tom Savini and an introduction by the editors; full-color illustrations by Rick Berry which are worth the price alone. Simultaneous with the Bantam mass-market paperback edition. A signed limited edition (-68-6, $85.00) was announced but not seen. This edition does not have the series title on it. |
Anthology of 35 stories (at least 15 original) of werewolves and other shapeshifters. Authors include Angela Carter, Joe R. Lansdale, Adam-Troy Castro, and Neil Gaiman. Two appendices provide information on shifters in history and popular culture. |
Horror anthology of 32 stories of zombies both “Old School” and “Post Emancipation”, edited and with an introduction by John Skipp. Authors include Neil Gaiman, Stephen King, Ray Bradbury, and Joe R. Lansdale. Two appendices offer non-fiction looks at zombies in history and popular culture. |
Translated from the Czech (Smutek porucíka Boruvka, 1966) by Rosemary Kavan, Kaca Polackova & George Theiner. |
Collection of ten detective stories, each one breaking one of the ten commandments for writing detective fiction as set down by Father Ronald Arbuthnott Knox in 1929. Translated from the Czech (Hříchy pro pâtera Knoxe, 1973) by Kaca Polackova Henley. |
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Reprint (Cape 1974) occult/mystery novel. |
Reprint (Cape 1974) mystery about the occult. Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Cape 1974) mystery about the occult. |
Original novelette. Limited to 104 numbered and 7 lettered, slipcased, copies, signed by Sladek and Judy King-Rieniets. |
Collection of short mysteries, designed for the reader to solve. |
Delightfully insane novel about an English writer who gets involved with an American project to build the perfect robot. |
Reprint (Macmillan UK 1989) humorous SF novel. |
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Satirical SF omnibus of Roderick & Roderick at Random. Volume 45 in the “SF Masterworks” series. |
Reprint (Gollancz 2001) satirical SF omnibus of Roderick & Roderick at Random. Includes notes. First US edition. |
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Reprint short story. Limited to 90 copies distributed with the slipcased edition of Red Noise. |
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Reprint (Gollancz 1977) mystery novel. Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Gollancz 1977) mystery novel. |
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Reprint (Panther 1978) collection. Details taken from online listing. |
Free pamphlet distributed to advertise the forthcoming Sladek collection Maps. |
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Collection of 18 stories with afterwords to each by the author. Seven seem to be originals. |
Reprint (Gollancz 1984) SF collection. Details taken from online listing. |
Collection of 59 humorous SF/associational pieces, edited and introduced by David Langford. Stories, collaborations, reviews, cartoon strips, plays, and autobiographical pieces. |