Second paperback edition published in two volumes; includes all of the stories. In 1984 these were recombined as a single volume. |
First paperback edition published in two volumes. |
Second paperback edition published in two volumes; includes all of the stories. In 1984 these were recombined as a single volume. |
Omits eight stories from the original and substitutes six others. |
Reprinted in 1936 by Simpkin Marshall from which details taken. |
Also available in a hardback edition (-05-6, £26.99), limited to 50 numbered, signed, copies. Volume 12 in the “Polestars” series. Details taken from online listing. |
The first collection by John Sunseri set in the Mythos town of Arkham. |
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Original anthology of six stories of anthropomorphic animals. |
Collection of seven stories, three new, plus an interview conducted by Maureen Kincaid Speller. |
Collection of nine stories including the Ditmar Award winning “My Lady Tongue”. This is an Australian edition. |
Original collection of four stories (one reprint). Introduction by Karen Joy Fowler. Part of the Twelve Planets series of collection by Australian authors. Details taken from online listing. |
Original anthology of nine SF stories, six original to this volume. |
Original young-adult anthology of nine SF stories, all but one original. |
Anthology of 21 stories and three poems of Australian women’s speculative fiction, magical realism, and fantasy. There are author biographies, and a foreword by Ursula K. Le Guin. |
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Details taken from publisher website. |
Volume one in “The Complete Black Mask Cases of Reverend Daunt”. Details taken from publisher website. |
A collection of stories reprinted from Argosy (UK). |
Fantasies and Celtic tales by George MacDonald and Fiona Macleod, with authoritative introductions by the editor. |
Volume one in the “Harlan Ellison Discovery” series. |
Fried! contains 23 original tales of horror set in and around fast food restaurants. Details taken from online listing. |
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Collection of 14 horror stories, with notes by the author and a novel excerpt. A signed slipcased limited edition (-479-7, $50.00) was announced but not seen. |
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Collection of nineteen original horror stories. |
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Anthology of 10 ghost and horror stories, 8 original, set in Venice. Includes an Introduction by Sutton, Foreword by Joel Lane, and stories by Tremayne, Wilder, Bertin Conrad Williams, Chinn, Lebbon, Sutton, Gay, Dungate, and Brian Stableford. Limited to an edition of 200 copies. |
Originally planned as New Writings in Horror and the Supernatural Volume 3 but retitled when Sphere dropped the series. |
Essays reprinted from the small press magazine Shadow: Fantasy Literature Review (1968-1974); all have been revised and updated. |
Bound in the tête-bêche style with The Ships of Durostorum by Kenneth Bulmer. |
Bound in the tête-bêche style with So Bright the Vision by Clifford D. Simak. |
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Collection of three stories following female characters from the Ring trilogy. Translated by Glynne Walley from the Japanese Baasudei (Kadokawa Shoten 1999). |
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Bound in the tête-bêche style with One in Three Hundred by J.T. McIntosh. |
Collection of ghost stories, originally published by Heffers in 1912. This edition adds an introduction by Michael Cox, and six original stories in the same series by David Rowlands. |