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Collection of five stories, two original, featuring the vampire Saint-Germain. Yarbro provides an afterword on the writing of the series. Introduction by Sharon Russell. |
Collection of 10 stories, with illustrations by Glen Iwasaki and a foreword by Charles L. Grant. There was an L.A.con preview edition of 200 ($20.00), followed by a signed, numbered, boxed edition of 250 copies. |
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“Winners of the 2012 National Security Short Story Competition”. Details supplied by Denny Lien. |
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A “serialised novel” published as short stories in consecutive issues of The Windsor Magazine. |
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Contents list from Yahoo Books. |
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Critical edition of Wells’s novella, plus 13 essays by authors including Stephen Baxter, Jack Williamson, and Ian Watson, with one reprint by Connie Willis. Historical introduction on Wells’ influence on modern SF by Robert Silverberg. |
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translated from the Russian (Rasskazy, Molodaya Gvardiya, 1950). |
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Original anthology of 16 poems (one reprint) and eight stories. Authors include Jane Yolen, Robert Borski, and Sonya Taafe. The editors are identified only by surname on the spine. |
Fantasy novelization. A semi-sequel to Drachenfels. This is a world-wide edition and is available in the U.S. for $8.99. |
Reprint (GW Books 1991 as Dark Future: Comeback Tour (The Sky Belongs to the Stars)) SF novel. Last of the “Demon Download” quartet. |
Sf novelization, third in the loosely-connected “Demon Download” series, with a note by Yeovil on the chronology of the series. This is a world-wide edition and is available in the U.S. for $8.99. |
Near-future sf novelization based on the “Dark Future” game, first book of the “Demon Download Cycle”. This is a world-wide edition and is available in the US for $6.99. |
SF/fantasy novelization. This edition is available in the U.S. for $8.99. Semi-sequel to Demon Download. |
Novel set in the “Dark Future” universe, expanded from the novella of the same title. |
Fantasy novelization set in the “Warhammer” universe. This is a world-wide edition and is available in the US for $8.99. |
Fantasy novelization. Sequel to Drachenfels. Volume one in a new trilogy. |
Collection of 5 fantasy stories, including 2 original novellas. |
Dark fantasy omnibus of the “Warhammer” novels Drachenfels, Genevieve Undead and Beasts in Velvet, and the collection, Silver Nails, all featuring the eponymous heroine. Yeovil is a pseudonym of Kim Newman. This is a world-wide edition and is available in the US for $10.99. |
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Collection of 11 stories based on Chinese folktales, illustrated by David Wiesner. |
Art book, a collection of 33 full-color paintings, each paired with an accompanying original short-short or prose poem by Harlan Ellison based on the painting. With notes by Ellison. Also available in a hardcover edition (-03-7, $45.00), limited to 1000 copies. Also available in a slipcased, leatherbound, edition (-00-2, $95.00), limited to 475 numbered, signed, copies. |
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Anthology of 20 stories originally published on the Aphotic Realm website for Patreon supporters only. |
Fantasy omnibus of Sister Light, Sister Dark (Tor 1988) and White Jenna (Tor 1989). |
Collection of stories and poems. |
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Children’s collection of nine stories and six poems |
Young-adult original collection of 11 stories, four previously published, and nine poems about angels, with introductions to each by Yolen. Illustrations by David Wilgus. |
Young-adult collection of five stories (one apparently original) plus poems and vignettes, with illustrations by David Wilgus. |
Young-adult original collection of 11 stories (five reprint) and seven poems (one reprint) about ghosts, with introductions to each by Yolen. Illustrated by David Wilgus. |