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Year’s best anthology with 15 stories. Preface by Afsharirad and an introductory essay by David Drake. Authors include Linda Nagata, Brad R. Torgersen, Holly Black, and Michael Z. Williamson. There is a contest to see which story readers like best. |
Year’s best anthology with 12 stories, as voted on by readers. This is the second annual edition; the series appeared last year as “The Year’s Best Military SF and Space Opera”. Preface by Afsharirad and introduction by David Weber. Authors include David Drake, Joe R. Landsdale, and David Brin. Details taken from online listing. |
Non-fiction collection of interviews with Bradbury. There is an index. A hardcover edition ($48.00, -640-9) was announced but not seen. |
Anthology of many stories, excerpts, and fragments with fantastic elements ranging from fairy tale to sf, by women from Argentina and Chile. Translated from the Spanish by various translators. |
Chapbook original collection of 10 stories, four reprints. |
Collection of 29 stories, six original. |
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Original anthology of ten stories, one a reprint, one expanded, by authors including Michael Cisco, Jay Lake, and K.J. Bishop. A limited edition (-79-7, $45.00) is also available. |
Original anthology of 13 stories by women writers. Authors include Kit Reed, Heather Shaw, and Ursula Pflug. Introductory essay by Elizabeth Hand. This is a print-on-demand book. |
Original anthology. |
Translated from the German (Der Gefesselte Erzahlungen, S. Fischer, Frankfurt-on-Main, 1953). |
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Collection of 22 stories, with an appreciation by David Tibet, and memoir by Ramsey Campbell. A limited edition of 500 copies. Available only with the simultaneous The Collected Strange Stories of Robert Aickman, Volume II. These volumes collect all known short fictions by Aickman. Available from 5 Birch Terrace, Hangingbirch Lane, Horam, East Sussex TN21 0PA. |
Collection of 27 stories. A Limited Edition of 500 copies. Available only with the simultaneous The Collected Strange Stories of Robert Aickman, Volume I. These volumes collect all known short fictions by Aickman. |
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Collection of horror stories, with a foreword by Barry Humphries. |
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Collection of eight fantasy/horror stories, 3 from the American edition of The Wine-Dark Sea (Morrow 1988) and 5 from Sub-Rosa (Gollancz 1968). |
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Collection of 11 stories of the strange and supernatural, with an introduction by Peter Straub. |
Collection of stories of the strange and supernatural, with an introduction by Peter Straub. Note that this edition contains only eight of the eleven stories that were in the original edition (Arbor House 1988). |
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Later volumes in the series edited by R. Chetwynd-Hayes. |
Reprint (Smith, Elder 1872) collection. Collection of British Authors Vol. 1218. Details provided by Endre Zsoldos. |
Omnibus of All You’ve Ever Wanted and More Than You Bargained For. |
Original collection of 19 fantasy stories for children. |
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Collection of three “Arabel and Mortimer” stories, all originally read on Jackanory by Bernard Cribbins, and each previously published separately. |
Collection of the first six “Arabel and Mortimer” stories, originally read on Jackanory, and each previously published separately and in two separate collections of three stories each. |
Reprint (BBC 1973 as The Escaped Black Mamba) novelette in the “Arabel and Mortimer” series, originally read on Jackanory by Bernard Cribbins. |
Novelette in the “Arabel and Mortimer” series, originally read on Jackanory by Roy Kinnear from 17th to 21st May, 1971. Volume one in the series. |
Collection of three “Arabel and Mortimer” stories, all originally read on Jackanory by Roy Kinnear & Bernard Cribbins, and each previously published separately. |
Reprint (Gollancz 1966 as The Trouble with Product X) thriller. |
A witty murder mystery about actress Cat Conwil and her new husband, Lord James Tybold, who has a hidden secret. |
Young adult alternate world historical fantasy novel: Simon comes to London to study painting and finds a sinister city seething with plots. Volume two in the series. |
Aunt Lal asks for Ned’s help again as an old poet is opening up a dangerous world of magic with his “story of bone and dream”. Volume three in the series. |
Novelette in the “Arabel and Mortimer” series, originally read on Jackanory by Bernard Cribbins from 16th to 19th April 1074. |
Young-adult historical novel set in early-19th century Spain. Sequel to Go Saddle the Sea. Volume two in the series. |
Collection of 19 mystery and suspense stories, most first published in Argosy (UK). |
Thriller set on the Greek island of Dendros where Georgia, who has come to meet her cousin, arrives just in time to witness her murder. |
Romantic Gothic mystery novel about a modern-thinking orphaned young woman from New York who travels to the UK in the 1880s. |