Collection of 24 stories; the first 20 are the same as collected in The Father Thing (Underwood-Miller 1987); this drops the introduction and last three stories of the U-M edition, and adds four stories. |
Collection of 10 stories filmed in the TV series, with introductions by the scenarists. |
Reprint (Ace 1969) SF collection. Restores “What the Dead Men Say”, dropped from all previous UK editions. |
Abridged reprint of The Preserving Machine (Ace, 1969), dropping “What the Dead Men Say”. Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Gollancz 1971) abridged reprint of The Preserving Machine (Ace, 1969), dropping “What the Dead Men Say”. Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Gollancz 1971) SF collection. |
Collection of 15 stories dating from 1952 to 1980, edited by Patricia S. Warrick and Martin H. Greenberg, plus introductory material. |
27 stories, written 1952-1953. This volume has an introduction by Norman Spinrad. Only available as a five-volume set for $125, limited to 800 copies. Also available in two different slipcased editions, each including The Acts of Paul; one limited to 405 numbered copies ($160); the other, bound with signatures from Dick’s cheques, limited to 100 numbered copies ($325). Volume two in “The Collected Stories of Philip K. Dick”. |
Reprint (Underwood-Miller 1987) collection of 27 stories, written 1952-1953. This volume has an introduction by Norman Spinrad. Volume two in “The Collected Stories of Philip K. Dick”. |
Reprint (Underwood-Miller 1987) SF collection. Volume two in “The Collected Stories of Philip K. Dick”. |
Reprint (Underwood-Miller 1987) collection of 27 stories. Second of 5 books collecting almost all PKD stories, arranged in order of writing. Includes an Introduction by Norman Spinrad. |
Reissue (Citadel Twilight 1991 as Second Variety) collection of 24 stories with an introduction by John Brunner, slightly revised from The Father Thing (Underwood-Miller, 1987). Volume three in “The Collected Stories of Philip K. Dick”. |
Reprint (Pantheon 2002) collection of 21 stories with an introduction by Jonathan Lethem. This is similar to the Pantheon edition, except it lacks a price and has the SFBC number on the back jacket. |
Reprint (Pantheon 2002) collection of 21 stories, with an introduction by Jonathan Lethem. |
Reprint (Pantheon 1995) collection of Dick’s non-fiction, including essays, speeches, journals, and interviews. Edited and with an introduction by Lawrence Sutin. |
Collection of Dick’s non-fiction, including essays, speeches, journals, and interviews. Edited and with an introduction by Lawrence Sutin. |
Reissue (Underwood-Miller 1987 as Beyond Lies the Wub) collection of 25 stories. This has the 1987 introduction by Roger Zelazny, plus individual story notes from various sources. Ninth printing. Volume one in “The Collected Stories of Philip K. Dick”. |
Reprint (Underwood-Miller 1987 as The Little Black Box) collection of 25 stories written 1964-1981, plus three from fanzines and other obscure sources, with an introduction by Thomas M. Disch, and an appendix quoting Dick’s comments on many of the stories. A film tie-in edition. |
Reprint (DAW 1973 as The Book of Philip K. Dick) collection. |
Reprint (Corroboree 1985) screenplay by Dick based on his SF novel. This has the 1985 introduction by Tim Powers and a new afterword by Tad Williams. A traycased, leatherbound, lettered edition of 26 ($150.00), signed by Powers and Williams, is also available. |
Reprint (Underwood-Miller 1987 as The Father Thing) collection of 23 stories written from 1953-54. This edition omits the introduction by John Brunner. A leatherbound limited edition of 250 (-511-6, $60.00) is also available. Details taken from online listing. Volume three in “The Collected Stories of Philip K. Dick”. |
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Reprint (Ace 1957) SF collection. Details taken from online listing. |
Collection of 15 stories first published from 1952-4. Edited by Gregg Rickman, who provides a biographical introduction, plus notes for each story. Volume one in “The Early Work of Philip K. Dick”. |
Collection of 10 pieces: five novel excerpts, three stories, an autobiographical essay, and one letter. |
Classic Philip K. Dick novelette the film Total Recall was based on. |
Reprint (Underwood-Miller 1987 as The Little Black Box) SF collection. Volume 5 of “The Collected Stories of Philip K. Dick”. |
Reprint (Underwood-Miller 1987 as The Little Black Box) collection of 25 SF stories, with an introduction by Thomas M. Disch, and an appendix quoting Dick’s comments on many of the stories. Volume five in “The Collected Stories of Philip K. Dick”. |
Collection of 26 stories, slightly revised from The Little Black Box (Underwood-Miller, 1987), dropping the introduction by Thomas M. Disch and adding a single story (“Goodbye Vincent”) from The Dark-Haired Girl (Ziesing, 1988). Volume five in “The Collected Stories of Philip K. Dick”. There is also a leatherbound edition (-649-6, $60.00), limited to 250 numbered copies. Details taken from online listing. |
Details taken from online listing. |
Collection of all of Dickens’ Christmas ghost stories, edited by Peter Haining. |
Collection of 13 stories, edited, annotated and illustrated by M. Grant Kellermeyer. Details taken from Table of Contents. |
Collection of stories edited and introduced by Peter Haining. retitled: The Ghost Stories of Charles Dickens. Sevenoaks, Kent, England: Coronet Books, 1984-1985. |
Collection of detective stories, edited and introduced by Peter Haining. |
Reprint of the Christmas 1859 issue of All the Year Round with a new introduction by Peter Ackroyd. Details supplied by Denny Lien. |
An anthology of mystery and suspense by west coast writers. |
An anthology of “vampire masterpieces”. |
Collection of stories set in the role-playing world of Glorantha, with a foreword by the game’s creator, Greg Stafford. |
Collection of 28 stories set in the world of Glorantha, setting of the “Hero Wars” role-playing games. All but seven of the stories were previously collected in The Collected Griselda (Reaching Moon Megacorp 1993); four of the remaining stories are originals. |