Sf novel, bound back-to-back 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. |
Reprint (Franklin Watts 1987 as The Year Before Yesterday) sf fixup novel. The book has been revised for this edition. |
Reprint (Franklin Watts 1987 as The Year Before Yesterday) sf fixup novel. This edition is limited to 250 signed copies, boxed with the hardcover edition of The Magic of the Past. |
Humorous mainstream novel of authorship and authenticity, a fake icon, and all-too-real life. Includes an Afterword by Aldiss on the book’s delay. Note that a paperback edition was distributed as a “proof copy” with the same ISBN and a price of £9.99. |
Reprint (Faber and Faber 1967 as An Age) SF novel. |
Collection of 12 stories, three original, with an introduction by Andy Duncan. |
SF novel. |
Collection of 23 essays, some revised from the earlier non-fiction collections The Pale Shadow of Science (Serconia Press 1985) and …And the Lurid Glare of the Comet (Serconia Press 1986). A hardcover edition (-289-X, £25.00) was announced but not seen. |
Sf novel in which Joe Bodenland, hero of Frankenstein Unbound, joins forces with Bram Stoker to defeat a race of time-travelling vampires, led by Lord Dracula. |
Sf novel based on material appearing as “Skeleton Crew” in Science Fantasy #62, 1963. |
SF novel. |
Short sf novel. |
Collection of the title novella and “Segregation”. |
Vignette printed on a postcard. |
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Associational collection of 10 poems, limited to 350 copies, 35 of which are signed and numbered by the author. |
SF novel; a colony on Mars produces only stillborn children. |
Collection published to commemorate Aldiss’ appearance as Guest Of Honor at the Singapore Book Fair. A hardcover edition (-105-6) was announced but not seen. |
Mainstream novel about a man trying to come to terms with his life and that of his recently-deceased brother. |
SF novel. |
SF collection. |
SF novel. |
Semi-autobiographical novel chronicling the bawdy (mis)adventures of Horatio Stubbs. |
Near-future SF novel and political allegory. A writer, imprisoned and tortured by the Hostile Activities Research Ministry, seems to be connected with a colonist on a remote planet. |
Omnibus of the three Helliconia novels. This edition adds a new Introduction and 26 pages of appendices on the scientific, physical, and social background to the planet and its peoples. The books are separately paginated. |
SF novel. Simultaneous with the UK (Jonathan Cape) edition. Volume one in the series. |
SF novel. Simultaneous with the UK (Jonathan Cape) edition. Volume two in the series. |
SF novel. Simultaneous with the UK (Jonathan Cape) edition. Volume three in the series. |
Associational collection of 34 poems about cats, illustrated by Karin Van Heerden and with an introduction by Desmond Morris. |
Omnibus edition of the three semi-autobiographical novels chronicling the bawdy (mis)adventures of Horatio Stubbs. |
Fixup novel that was published, in slightly different form, in The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction. |
SF collection. |
Reprint (Ace 1960 as Bow Down to Nul) SF novel. |
Collection of original short-short stories. A signed edition (-73-6, £25.00) was announced but not seen. |