Reprint (Continuum UK 2012) non-fiction, a selection of 17 critical essays on Carter’s work. Individual essays provide notes and bibliographies; a general index is provided. First US edition. |
Reprint (Continuum UK 2012) non-fiction, a selection of 17 critical essays. A print-on-demand edition. |
Non-fiction, an anthology of ten new critical essays on Winterson’s works. |
Limited to 1500 signed, numbered, copies. Also available in a traycased edition, limited to 26 lettered, signed, copies ($250.00). Details taken from online listing. |
Original anthology of 19 stories and two poems. Authors include Kage Baker, Stephen Baxter, Gene Wolfe, and Paul Di Filippo. |
Original anthology of 14 stories. Authors include Paolo Bacigalupi, Nancy Kress, and Paul McAuley. |
Original anthology of 16 SF stories about new fears sparked by future technological or sociological changes. Authors include Paul Di Filippo, Alex Irvine, and Robert J. Sawyer. |
Original anthology of 18 stories, one a reprint, postulating alternative histories and futures that use information technologies other than the net. Authors include Stephen Baxter, David Brin, and Paul Di Filippo. Afterword by Pat Cadigan. |
Reprint (Roc 2003) anthology of 18 stories with alternative information technologies. |
Original anthology of 15 stories about superheroes. Authors include Mike Carey, Daryl Gregory, and Stephen Baxter. |
Non-fiction anthology of 29 essays, seven original, by authors including John Clute, David Brin, Lucius Shepard, and Michael Moorcock. |
Original anthology of 15 SF alternate-history stories. Authors include Stephen Baxter, Pat Cadigan, and Jon Courtenay Grimwood. This has the same ISBN as the simultaneous Solaris UK edition, but only lists US and Canadian prices. |
Anthology of 15 original SF stories. Authors include Paul di Filippo, Kage Baker, and Paul Park. Simultaneous with the Solaris US edition. |
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Chapbook original anthology of five stories, the second from the writers’ group called the Ratbastards. Authors include Douglas Lain, David J. Hoffman-Dachelet, and Nick Mamatas. |