Anthology of 23 historical mysteries, with a foreword by Ellis Peters and an afterword by Arthur Griffiths. |
Reprint (Robinson 1993) anthology of 23 historical mysteries, with a foreword by Ellis Peters and an afterword by Arthur Griffiths. First US edition. |
Associational anthology of 14 original stories and one reprint (by Steve Saylor). Authors include Michael Kurland, Keith Taylor, Cherith Baldry, and Peter Tremayne. |
Associational anthology of 15 original stories and 11 reprints. |
Subtitled “24 Murder Mysteries from the Age of Gunpowder, Treason and Plot” with tales set against the backdrops of such events as Guy Fawkes’s Gunpowder Plot, the English civil war, and the early British colonization of America. Simultaneous with the UK (Robinson) edition. |
Anthology of tales set against the backdrops of such events as Guy Fawkes’s Gunpowder Plot, the English civil war, and the early British colonization of America. Simultaneous with the US (Carroll & Graf) edition. |
Anthology of 27 mystery stories, 15 of them original. |
Anthology of 18 “Stories from the Glory Days of Sail” (the late 18th and early 19th centuries), including 7 originals (one by Walter Jon Williams) and an excerpt from a “Fox” novel by Ken Bulmer. |
Fantasy anthology of 24 stories, revised from The Merlin Chronicles (Raven, 1995). This drops one story (“The Purpose of Merlin” by Colin Fry) and adds three stories (by Diana L. Paxson, Mike Ashley & Michael Swanwick). Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Robinson 2009) fantasy anthology of 24 stories, revised from The Merlin Chronicles (Raven, 1995). Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Robinson 2009) anthology of 21 SF stories, five original. Authors with original stories include Stephen Baxter, Paul Di Filippo, and Robert Reed. First US edition. |
Reprint (Robinson 2001 as The Mammoth Book of Historical Whodunnits: Brand New Collection) anthology of 22 stories from Ancient Rome to the days of James I of England. First US edition. |
Reprint (Robinson 2005 as The Mammoth Book of Historical Whodunnits: Third New Collection) anthology of 26 stories set from 950 BC to the fateful voyage of the Titanic. First US edition. |
Anthology of 32 humorous fantasy stories, eight original. Authors of original stories include James Bibby, Tom Holt, and Adam Roberts. Simultaneous with the Robinson UK edition titled The Mammoth Book of Comic Fantasy: Fourth All-New Collection. |
Reprint (Carroll & Graf 2005) anthology of 32 humorous fantasy stories. This has ISBN 0-7394-5786-1; it lacks a price and has the SFBC number on the back jacket. |
Original anthology of 23 stories, one a reprint, another in its first English translation. Authors include Ian Watson, Stephen Baxter, Paul Di Filippo, and Richard A. Lupoff. |
Reprint (Carroll & Graf 2005) original anthology of 23 stories (including one reprint and one first English translation) which continue, re-interpret, and re-consider Verne’s books, characters, and life. |
Anthology of 21 original “Sherlock Holmes” stories, and several reprints. Authors include Stephen Baxter, F. Gwynplaine MacIntyre, John Gregory Betancourt, Guy N. Smith, Eric Brown, Simon Clark, and Michael Moorcock. |
Reprint (Robinson 1997) anthology of 21 original “Sherlock Holmes” stories, and several reprints. |
Anthology of 23 detective stories set during the 1920s, all but seven original, with a foreword and story introductions by Mike Ashley. |
Anthology of 20 tales of murder and mystery (3 reprint) set in the Roman era. |
Reprint (Robinson 2003) anthology of 20 tales of murder and mystery (3 reprint) set in the Roman era. First US edition. |
Anthology of 22 SF stories, with two originals by Stephen Baxter and Eric Brown. Other authors include Connie Willis, Brian W. Aldiss, and Philip K. Dick. |
Reprint (Robinson 2002) anthology of 22 SF stories, two original by Stephen Baxter and Eric Brown. Other authors include Brian W. Aldiss, Philip K. Dick, and Connie Willis. First American edition. |
Anthology of 34 humorous stories, nine original or significantly revised for this book. Authors include Gene Wolfe, Esther Friesner, and Tom Holt. |
Anthology of 10 horror novellas. |
Reprint (Robinson 1988) anthology of 10 horror novellas. First US edition. |
Reprint (Robinson 2004) anthology of 23 stories, six original. Authors with original stories include Peter Crowther, Tom Holt, and Richard A. Lupoff. First US edition. |
Anthology of original/reprint stories of battle. Introduction by Bernard Cornwell. Authors include Twain, Bierce, Conrad, Jakes, Mundy, Tom Holt and Garry (Kilworth) Douglas. The cover title is The Mammoth Book of Sword and Honour. |
Reprint (Robinson 2010 as The Mammoth Book of Apocalyptic SF) anthology of 24 stories, six original. Authors with original stories include Kage Baker, Paul Di Filippo, and Robert Reed. First US edition. |
Reprint (Robinson 2013) anthology of 25 stories, one original. Authors include Gregory Benford, Kage Baker, and John Varley. First US edition. |
Anthology of classic tales about artificial intelligence. |
SF anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Robinson 1999 as The Mammoth Book of Men O’War) mainstream anthology of 18 “Stories from the Glory Days of Sail”. Only available in W.H. Smith’s bookshops. |
Anthology of 22 short stories and novel excerpts (nine original) about Merlin, Arthur, and their world. |