Chapbook collection of 29 poems, two original. Illustrations by Tim Mullins. |
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Original anthology of 18 fantasy stories of beauty and strangeness, the first volume in an annual series. Authors include Tanith Lee, Catherynne M. Valente, Laird Barron, and Ekaterina Sedia. This is a print-on-demand edition. |
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Original anthology of 15 fantasy stories “of beauty and strangeness”, the third volume in an annual series. Authors include Cat Rambo, Marie Brennan, Gregory Frost, and Tanith Lee. |
Original anthology of 18 fantasy stories “of beauty and strangeness”, the fourth volume in an annual series (previously from Norilana Books). Authors include Yves Meynard, Richard Parks, Tanith Lee, and Cat Rambo. This is a print-on-demand edition. Details taken from online listing. |
Original anthology of 20 fantasy stories. The fifth volume in an annual series. Authors include Marie Brennan, Menjanun Sriduangkaew, and Rich Larson. Details taken from online listing. |
Original anthology of seven stories and 11 poems, the first in a series. Authors include Ian Watson, Theodora Goss, and Joe Haldeman. This is a print-on-demand book, published by Mythic Delirium Books in cooperation with Prime Books. |
Original anthology of eight stories and 10 poems. Authors include Cherie Priest, Catherynne M. Valente, and Jo Walton. Published by Mythic Delirium Books in cooperation with Prime Books. |
Chapbook original anthology of seven short stories, five poems, and a set of short vignettes; one poem is a reprint. This is the first edition we have seen, but it is marked as the second edition. |
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Original anthology of four humorous novellas by Marlo Dianne, Sally Kuntz, Uncle River, and Carlos Hernandez. Introduction by Lucy Snyder. This is a print-on-demand edition. |
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Non-fiction. Anthology of interviews and articles. Also announced in hardcover (-357-3 $27.95) not seen. |
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Reprint (Hodder 1989) collection of 13 previously uncollected tales, four featuring Albert Campion, edited and with notes by J.E. Morpurgo, plus an Allingham tribute by Agatha Christie. First American edition. |
A radio play from BBC 1947 issued as a Christmas gift to friends of the publisher. |
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Excerpts from upcoming Ace and Berkley books, distributed free to members of the 1985 World Fantasy Convention. Available only in unpaginated galley form. |
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Collection of eight stories. |
Chapbook only available with the hardback edition of All Creatures Dark and Dangerous. |
Original anthology of 26 stories and two poems of power struggles and intrigue. Authors include Beth Cato, Thomas Livingston, and James Daniel Ross. Foreword by Al-Mohamed, introduction by Donna Andrews, and graphic afterword by Meriah Crawford. A print-on-demand edition. |
Textbook with good, interesting editorial matter. |
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Original anthology of 23 stories about a fictitious epidemic of sense-deprivation spread by touch. Created by Altman and edited by Merla as a benefit project for charities HEAL (Health Education AIDS Liaison) and F.A.C.T. (Foundation for Advancement in Cancer Therapy). Authors include Tananarive Due, Kit Reed, William F. Nolan, and Sean Stewart. Introduction by Katherine Dunn. There are two illustrations by Edward Gorey. |
Reprint (ibooks 2000) original anthology of 23 stories about a fictitious epidemic of sense-deprivation spread by touch. |
Collection of stories translated from the Russian. |
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Anthology of 24 stories, all but one apparently original, of women with magic and power. Written primarily by small-press authors. |
Thriller novel. |
Reprint (The Bodley Head 1964) thriller novel. |
Thriller novel. |
Reprint (Heinemann 1962) thriller novel. |
Thriller novel. |
Reprint (Heinemann 1959) thriller novel. |
Reprint (The Bodley Head 1964) anthology of spy stories. First US edition, also in pb (Bantam Jul ’66). |
Described on back cover as: Fan Mythos #1. Details supplied by Denny Lien. |
Original anthology of 21 stories (five reprints) and one poem of Lovecraftian hard-boiled mystery. Authors include Robert M. Price, Richard A. Lupoff, and J.F. Gonzalez. |
Original anthology of 16 stories, five poems, most in Lovecraftian mode, and one essay, plus black & white illustrations by a variety of artists. |
Subtitled “The Best Very Short Speculative Poems Published in 2014”. |