Novelization of four episodes (“All That Glisters”, “Journey to Where”, “The Immunity Syndrome” and “The Dorcons”) from the TV series. |
The third “Hawklords” novel was announced by Star in 1978, but never published. Butterworth’s script was later adapted as a graphic novel by Bob Walker that was published in 1994 as part of a four CD Hawkwind box set (Hawkwind 25 Years On). |
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Novelization of four episodes (“Brian the Brain”, “The Mark of Archanon”, “Catacombs of the Moon” and “One Moment of Humanity”) from the TV series. |
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Novelization of four episodes (“The Metamorph”, “The A-B Chrysalis”, “The Rules of Luton” and “New Adam, New Eve”) from the TV series. |
Novelization of three episodes (“The Lambda Factor” and “The Bringers of Wonder”, Parts 1 and 2) from the TV series. |
SF novel based on an idea by Michael Moorcock. |
Reprint (Star 1977) SF novel based on an idea by Michael Moorcock. This edition is slightly revised and is only available along with a Hawkwind CD, Quark; Strangeness and Charm, Griffin Music GCD-370-0, from specialist shops, at $28.98 or the UK equivalent. |
Reprint (Star 1977) SF novel based on an idea by Michael Moorcock. This edition contains “fully revised text” and a new introduction by Rick Evans. |
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Radically revised and reorganized texts of Butterworth’s novelisations, with new material (including a new episode) and original introduction. Limited to 100 copies signed by Butterworth. |
Novelization of four episodes (“Seed of Destruction”, “A Matter of Balance”, “The Exiles” and “The Beta Cloud”) from the TV series. |
Novelization of four episodes (“Space Warp”, “Dorzac”, “Devil’s Planet” and “The Seance Spectre”) from the TV series. |
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Intended as a third Savoy anthology following The Savoy Book (1978) and Savoy Dreams (1984). Also known as The Hitler Chronicles. |
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A breakthrough anthology of general weirdness including Barrington Bayley, M. John Harrison, Harlan Ellison, Michael Moorcock and Heathcote Williams. |
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Collection of tales and artwork from the fabulous worlds of New Wave Science Fiction and Fantasy. |
The second Savoy miscellany, this one includes accounts of the owners’ bust for carrying “porn” (by sf authors) in their bookstores, plus excerpts from Savoy books, fiction, and reviews. Contributors include Michael Moorcock and M. John Harrison. A trade paperback edition (-069-6, £7.95) was announced but not seen. |
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Ghost/horror anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
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Anthology of 37 stories from the 19th and 20th centuries. Authors include Dickens, Hardy, Wells, James, Kipling, Ballard, and Angela Carter. |
Novelization based on the roleplaying game universe. Copyrighted by Games This is a world-wide edition and is available in the US for $7.99. |
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Details taken from online listing. |
Fourteen original stories set in Texas. |
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An idiosyncratic collection of stories and anecdotes, some retold by Byrne from other sources. |
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Bound in the tête-bêche style with Counterfeit Corpse by Ferguson Findley. |
Collection of three short stories, one novella, and five poems of horror and macabre humor, with illustrations by divers artists including the author. A limited edition (-051-5, $22.95) was also announced. |
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Original anthology of 21 horror stories about witches, by little-known writers, part of the “New Voices in Terror” line presented by the Horror Writers of America. |
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Details supplied by Denny Lien. Limited to 100 copies signed by all contributors. |
Associational novelisation of film, from a screenplay by Larry Cohen and Christopher Morgan. |
Collection of four stories, with an introduction by Mike Resnick. The full-color illustrations by David R. Works are plates on glossy stock lightly attached to the pages. This is a signed slipcased 500-copy limited edition. |
Novelization based on the horror movie. Copyrighted by New Line Cinema. |
Novelization based on characters from the movie. This is a world-wide edition and is available in the US for $7.99. Details taken from online listing. |
Cyber-SF mystery novel of death in Artificial Reality. A fix-up of two novellas from Omni Online. |
Omnibus/original collection of two novelizations based on the TV show: Upgrade and Sensuous Cindy. Copyrighted by New Line Cinema. Simultaneous with the Black Flame UK edition. |
Anthology of 13 cyberpunk stories, by authors ranging from Alfred Bester and Cordwainer Smith to William Gibson and John Shirley. Cadigan’s introduction discusses the nature of cyberpunk, and an afterword by Bruce Sterling offers an annotated list of essential books. There is an unpaginated 16-page color insert of part of a “lost” graphic novel adaptation of William Gibson’s Neuromancer. |
Limited to 250 signed numbered chapbooks, and 52 signed lettered hardcovers. |
Limited to 250 signed numbered chapbooks, and 52 signed lettered hardcovers. |
Original collection of 13 pieces: 10 stories (four reprints), two essays (one reprint), and one poem, all previously uncollected. A hardcover edition (-28-2, $27.00) and a signed limited hardcover with bonus chapbook (-29-0, $65.00) are also available. |
Collection of six stories by a multiple World Fantasy Award winner. |
Collection of seven dark fantasy/horror stories. |
Details taken from online listing. |
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Anthology. A hardcover edition (-76-2, $29.99) was announced but not seen. Details taken from online listing. |