Original anthology of 29 werewolf stories, one a reprint. Authors include Donald R. Burleson, Lois Gresh, and Robert M. Price. Details taken from online listing. |
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Original anthology 13 Lovecraftian horror stories and one poem; the poem and two stories by Lumley are reprints. Authors include Don D’Ammassa, Donald R. Burleson, and Tina L. Jens. |
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SF novelization. A “Space Marine Battles” novel. |
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SF novelization. Issued without a dustjacket in illustrated boards. |
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Limited to 2434 numbered copies signed by Annandale, distributed with a chapbook version of “Eclipse of Hope”. Details taken from online listing. |
Omnibus of 3 novellas, originally published as 3 connected e-books (Black Library, December 2013-February 2014). Details taken from online listing. |
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SF novelization. Issued without a dustjacket, in illustrated boards. |
Limited to 2,500 numbered copies. Details taken from online listing. |
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Gaming tie-in novel, part of the Grey Knights series. A paper-over-boards edition. Simultaneous with the Black Library trade edition; a limited edition UK hardcover ($65.00) was announced but not seen, date unknown. |
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SF novelization. Issued without a dustjacket in illustrated boards. |
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Non-fiction, a selection of 16 essays about sex in Gothic literature from Edgar Allan Poe and Ann Radcliffe to Clive Barker. Each essay has notes and bibliography; a general index is also provided. |
Non-fiction, a critical look at property and ghostly possession in the Gothic literature of early 19th-century England, and how this trend has influenced a new neo-Gothic, as seen in the works of Sarah Waters. |
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