Volume 131 in “The Argosy Library”. Details taken from publisher website. |
Anthology of 19 stories. Authors include Arthur C. Clarke, Philip K. Dick, Neil Gaiman, and Connie Willis. |
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Anthology of 16 horror stories involving machines. Authors include Harlan Ellison, Stephen King, and Greg Egan. |
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Collection of nine pulp adventure stories, all originally published in Adventure, some with fantastic elements. Introduction by Darrell Schweitzer. A trade paperback edition (-1198-3, $19.95) is also available. |
Original collection of 14 stories, six reprints, with story notes by the author. Introduction by Gary A. Braunbeck. |
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Anthology of fiction and non-fiction about H.P. Lovecraft created by attendees at the 1971 World Science Fiction Convention in Boston. Limited to 965 copies. A limited edition of 35 numbered hardbound copies is also available. Details taken from The Science-Fantasy Publishers: Supplement One. |
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Original collection of three novellas. Part of Firefall’s Science Fiction by Scientists series. Details taken from online listing. |
Original anthology of 36 SF and fantasy stories involving the most lurid kind of tabloid journalism, with an introduction by Friesner. |
Original anthology of 32 stories, subtitled “Timeless Tales of Vampires in the Arts”. |
Original anthology of 16 humorous stories, all original, about woman warriors, fourth in the “Chicks” anthology series. Greenberg is credited only on the copyright page. Authors include Harry Turtledove, Elizabeth Moon, Charles Sheffield, and Nancy Kress. |
Original anthology with 22 stories, the sixth volume in the series featuring fighting females. Authors include Jody Lynn Nye, Jim C. Hines, and Laura Resnick. Details taken from online listing. |
Original anthology of 20 humorous stories, all original, about woman warriors. Authors include Roger Zelazny, Elizabeth Moon, Elizabeth Ann Scarborough, and George Alec Effinger (with a new Maureen Birnbaum story). |
Original anthology of 18 humorous stories, all original, about woman warriors, third in the “Chicks” anthology series. Greenberg is credited only on the copyright page. This time, the disclaimer is from the Editor blaming the Publisher for the title. Authors include Harry Turtledove, Elizabeth Moon, and Sarah Zettel. |
Original anthology of 19 humorous fantasy stories about woman warriors, “sequel” to the notorious Chicks in Chainmail. Authors include Elizabeth Moon, Elizabeth Ann Scarborough, Barbara Hambly, and Harry Turtledove. |
Original anthology of 19 stories about suburban vampires. Authors include Jody Lynn Nye, Robin Wayne Bailey, and Sarah Zettel. |
Original anthology of 20 stories about suburban werewolves. Authors include Jody Lynn Nye, K.D. Wentworth, and Selina Rosen. |
Original anthology of 22 humorous stories, all original, about woman warriors, fifth in the “Chicks” anthology series. Authors include Eric Flint, Jody Lynn Nye, and Harry Turtledove. |
Original anthology of 21 stories about suburbanite witches. Authors include Harry Turtledove, K.D. Wentworth, and Jody Lynn Nye. |
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Chapbook collection of 61 poems, most macabre. Introduction by Stephen King. |
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