Collection of three humorous speculative fiction stories, translated/adapted from the French by Brian Stableford, who provides an introduction. |
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Novelization of the comic strip of the same name by Lee Falk, published between October 30th, 1960 & March 26th, 1961. Although the other five titles that Goulart wrote are explicitly credited as by “Lee Falk, adapted by Frank S. Shawn” this volume only lists Falk as the author. |
Novelization of the comic strip of the same name by Lee Falk, published between September 4th, 1939 & January 20th, 1940. A publisher’s error misspelled Goulart’s pseudonym as Frank S. Shaw on the title page. |
Novelization of the comic strip “The Hydra” by Lee Falk, published between July 8th, 1968 and October 12th, 1968. |
Novelization of the comic strip “The Sea Horse” by Lee Falk, published between January 22th, 1940 & July 27th, 1940. |
Novelization of the comic strip of the same name by Lee Falk, published between June 15th, 1959 & October 3rd, 1959. |
Novelization of the comic strip of the same name by Lee Falk, published between October 31st, 1965 & May 8th, 1966. |
Reprint (Blackwood 1895) novel. |
Collection of the title novel, a classic favoured of Walpole and Hardy, along with a story previously published only in a very short run pamphlet and “Charalampia,” a fantasy never before collected. |
Reprint (Edward Arnold 1903) classic mystery novel with an introduction by Mark Valentine. This is a limited edition of 500 copies. A world-wide edition available in the US for $46.00 and in the UK for £28.00. |
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Details supplied by Bill Seabrook. |
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The first collection of poetry from Michael Fantina. |
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Reprint (Collins 1937) mystery novel. |
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Reprint (Collins 1939) mystery novel. |
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Reprint (Collins 1936) mystery novel. |
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Reprint (Collins 1932) crime novel. |
Original anthology of 13 original stories by contest winners, plus three reprint stories by Larry Niven, Hubbard, and Kevin J. Anderson & Rebecca Moesta; and three essays on writing and illustration by Hubbard, Orson Scott Card, and Bob Eggleton. Illustrated by Illustrators of the Future winners, with a 16-page section of color plates. |
Original anthology of 13 original stories by contest winners, illustrated by artist contest winners, plus three reprint stories by Hubbard, David Farland, and Sean Williams. Includes a 16-page section of color plates. There is an essay on writing by Hubbard, plus four additional essays by Tim Powers, Brandon Sanderson, Bob Eggleton, and Sergey Poyarkov. Details supplied by Denny Lien. |
Details taken from online listing. |
Details taken from online listing. |
Details supplied by Denny Lien. |
Reprint (Pulpville Press 2006) novel. Volume 54 in “The Argosy Library”. Details taken from online listing. |
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Reprint (Popular Publications 1947) novel. Volume 126 in “The Argosy Library”. Details taken from publisher website. |
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Details taken from online listing. Volume 17 in “The Argosy Library”. |
Reprint (Pulpville Press 2008) novel. Details taken from online listing. Volume 37 in “The Argosy Library”. |
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Reprint (Heinemann 1956) mystery novel. |
History and evaluation of the books, records & comics produced by Savoy Books over the previous thirty years. |
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Collection of 20 stories. Introduction by Joe R. Lansdale; afterword by Michael Croteau. A signed limited edition of 100 ($125.00) is also available. |
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Revised from the DAW (1973) edition, replacing three stories with three others and replacing the foreword with a new preface. |
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Bound in the tête-bêche style with The Celestial Blueprint. |
Bound in the tête-bêche style with Cache from Outer Space. |
Collection of 6 stories, edited by Martin H. Greenberg. Volume 4 of Crown’s new “Classics of Modern Science Fiction” series. Introduction by Greenberg. |
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Fictional biography of Doc Savage; subtitled “As the Archangel of Technopolis and Exotica, As the Golden-Eyed Hero of 181 Super-Sagas, As the Bronze Knight of the Running Board, Including His Final Battle Against the Forces of Hell Itself”. |
Reprint (Doubleday 1973) fictional biography. Details taken from online listing. |
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Dark fantasy novel in the Wold Newton series, playing with elements of gothic horror, Jane Austen, Sherlock Holmes, and Doc Savage. A limited edition of 200 signed by Eckert ($60.00), with a bonus chapbook, is also available. |
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Omnibus of three novels in Farmer’s Khokarsa trilogy, part of the Tarzan’s Africa series: Hadon of Ancient Opar (1974), Flight to Opar (1976), and the previously unpublished The Song of Kwasin, started by Farmer and finished by Carey. This is the limited edition of 250 signed by Carey with a section of added material ($65.00). Details taken from online listing. |
Collection of six stories, including a newly revised novella, and autobiographical comments, with illustrations by a number of artists. This has very large print. A special deluxe $50.00 hardcover was also published. |
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Details taken from online listing. |
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Bound in the tête-bêche style with The Mad Goblin. |
Bound in the tête-bêche style with Lord of the Trees. |
Limited to 250 numbered copies, signed by John Solie, Keith Howell, Henry G. Franke III, Win Scott Eckert and Christopher Paul Carey. Details taken from online listing. |
Associational humorous round-robin “rural romance and murder mystery” novel by 13 authors, published as a benefit for The Friends of the Peoria Public Library, and originally serialized in several Illinois newspapers. |
Omnibus of mainstream novel Fire and the Night (1962), Jesus on Mars (1979), and Night of Light (1966). Edited and with an introduction by Christopher Paul Carey. A signed, slipcased, limited edition of 125 ($125.00) and a leatherbound, traycased, lettered edition of 26 ($300.00) are also available. |
Collection of fiction and non-fiction, with 23 stories, six original (including an unfinished draft, a story treatment, and a chapter from a projected novel); 37 non-fiction pieces, three original; and eight poems. Afterwords by Michael Croteau and editor Paul Spiteri. Artists Keith Howell, Charles Berlin, Jason Robert Bell, and Mario Zecca comment on their illustrations. This trade edition and a limited edition (100 signed, leatherbound copies, $150.00) are both sold out; a traycased, lettered edition of 26 ($300.00) is still available. |
Released at FarmerCon 100 on 26 July 2018. Details taken from online listing. |