Young adult collection of three sf stories with a glossary. These stories are designed for educational use, to familiarize teenagers with technology. |
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Chapbook included with the hardback edition of Renowned Be Thy Grave. |
A four-volume set containing translations by Carlyle of representative German literature. The stories in the first two volumes are predominantly Volksmärchen. The last two volumes contain no fantasy. Volume 3 contains two works by Jean-Paul Friedrich Richter, Army-Chaplain Schmelze’s Journey to Flætz and Life of Quintus Fixlein. Volume 4 contains Goethe’s novel Wilhelm Meister’s Travels. All volumes contain erudite critical studies of the authors by Carlyle and his translations are exemplary. |
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Reprint (Collins 1952) mystery novel. |
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Reprint (Collins 1956) mystery novel. |
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Reprint (Collins 1954) novel. |
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Reprint (Collins 1953) novel. |
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Original anthology companion to New Worlds magazine; illustrated by Mendoza. |
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Reprints 7 of the 10 stories in the hardcover edition. |
Also available in the U.S. (Avon 1969). |
Details taken from online listing. |
Omnibus of two SF thriller novels, the ninth and tenth in the Madame Atomos series, both originally published in French by Fleuve Noir 1967: The Monsters of Madame Atomos (Les Monstres de Madame Atomos and Madame Atomos Spits Fire (Madame Atomos Crache des Flammes). Translated/adapted by Michael Shreve. This adds a short story by G.L. Gick. Details taken from online listing. |
Omnibus of the first two SF thrillers featuring Madame Atomos, a Japanese scientist seeking revenge for the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki: The Sinister Madame Atomos and Madame Atomos Sows Terror, translated/adapted by Brian Stableford from the French La Sinistre Madame Atomos (1964) and Madame Atomos Sème la Terreur (1965) (both Fleuve Noir/Angoisse). This also includes a new story by Jean-Marc & Randy Lofficier and an introduction by Jean-Marc Lofficier. This is the first volume in a planned series of nine. |
Anthology of nineteen crime/mystery stories, one original. |
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Details supplied by Denny Lien. |
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Collection of 13 stories, one original. |
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Reprint (Harper 1939 as The Problem of the Green Capsule) mystery novel. |
Reprint (Harper 1939 as The Problem of the Green Capsule) mystery novel. |
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Collection of the eponymous novel and a short story by the same author. |
John Dickson Carr’s second published short story included with the hardback edition of The Kindling Spark. |
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Radio plays. |
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An essay and a short story, published to recognize John Dickson Carr as Ghost of Honor, Malice Domestic XI, April 30 to May 2, 1999. |
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Chapbook included with the hardback edition of The Unexpected Instinct. |
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Reprint (Harper 1946) mystery novel. |
Chapbook included with the hardback edition of 13 to the Gallows. |
Scripts of Carr’s 1948-1949 US radio series “Cabin B-13”. Each script is followed by a one- or two-page “Notes for the Curious,” pointing out (among other things) cases in which the script reuses a previous Carr story or script and/or includes elements Carr later reused in his fiction. Also available in a hardback edition, limited to 150 copies, with a bonus chapbook, Secret Radio. Details supplied by Denny Lien. |