Collection of gothic stories, subtitled “Twelve Thrilling Tales.” Edited by Stefan Dziemianowicz, with an introduction by novelist/editor Susie Mee. This is an instant remainder edition. |
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Volume 31 in the series. |
Humorous fantasy novel of love conquering all reality. |
SF novel. |
Collection. Many of the stories have been revised and altered since first appearance. |
Collection of “articles & autobiography” dealing with sf, travel, art, and Aldiss’ life. All articles revised for this edition. |
Chapbook combining Aldiss’s story “Apogee Again”, originally published in the anthology moorcock@60.com, with comments by Aldiss and artist Rosemary Phipps. Includes eight full-page, unpaginated illustrations, both b&w drawings by Aldiss and full-color paintings by Phipps. Limited to 100 copies: 5 signed hardcovers #1-5; 50 signed softcovers #1-50; 45 signed but unnumbered softcovers. |
Associational collection of 74 poems; 21 have been previously published. |
SF novel, subtitled “A European Fantasia”, most originally published as separate stories in sf Impulse and New Worlds. |
Reprint (Faber and Faber 1969) SF novel. |
Printed and published by the author as a 2009 Christmas card. Limited to 100 copies. |
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A large survey of sf marked by iconoclasms, enthusiasms, and impatience. |
Collection of four stories, two poems and a letter issued in honour of Sam Lundwall’s 50th birthday. This edition is limited to 100 copies, and there was also a single presentation copy leather bound in Swedish blue and yellow. |
SF collection. |
Sf novel, serialized as “X for Exploitation” in three parts in New Worlds. Bound in the tête-bêche style with The Dark Destroyers by Manly Wade Wellman. |
Omnibus of The Primal Urge (reprinting the Sphere edition), The Interpreter (reprinting the Four Square edition), and a new collection of four stories. |
Novel about a bookshop in a small provincial city, originally serialised in The Bookseller. |
Novella by Aldiss, heavily illustrated by Pollock, with an appendix of poems by Aldiss. |
Autobiographical look at the life of a writer. This edition contains six chapters (comprising 56 pages) more than the Hodder & Stoughton edition and is limited to 250 copies. Each copy contains a special signed Aldiss “associational item” (such as an airline ticket or a convention program) with each book containing a full list of all 250 items. |
Reprint (Avernus 1990) autobiographical look at the life of a writer. This trade edition contains six chapters fewer than the Avernus edition. |
SF novella originally published in anthology Anticipations (1978). The text has been revised and there is a new introduction by Aldiss. |
Travel journal of a holiday in Jugoslavia. |
Associational novel about the breakdown of a contemporary community due to prejudice and mistrust |
Reprint (DAW 1972 as The Book of Brian Aldiss) SF collection. |
Reprint (HarperCollins UK 1995 as The Secret of This Book) collection of 23 stories, with linking material, and illustrations by Aldiss and Rosamond Chorley. |
Collection of 17 stories originally published in the 1960s. Details taken from Table of Contents. |
Collection of 16 stories originally published in the 1960s. Details taken from Table of Contents. |
Collection of 22 stories originally published in the 1960s. Details taken from Table of Contents. |