Collection of various pieces of Brown material, mostly sf stories, including poetry and an essay by Brown’s wife Elizabeth. Some of the stories are appearing for the first time. This is a numbered limited edition of 450 copies. Volume 16 in the “Fredric Brown in the Detective Pulps” series. |
Mystery novel. |
Mystery novel. |
Collection of seven pulp mysteries plus an introduction by Bill Pronzini. Limited to 300 numbered copies, signed by Bill Pronzini. Volume one in the “Fredric Brown in the Detective Pulps” series. |
Omnibus of the first four “Ed and Am Hunter” novels. A limited edition (-1-7) was announced but not seen. Volume one in the “Fredric Brown Mystery Library” series. |
Mystery novel. |
Private investigator novel. Volume six in the series. |
Mystery novel. |
SF novel. |
Mystery novel. |
Collection of two pulp mysteries plus an introduction by Newton Baird. Limited to 350 numbered copies, signed by Newton Baird. Volume three in the “Fredric Brown in the Detective Pulps” series. |
SF novel. |
Omnibus of five SF novels: What Mad Universe (1949), The Lights in the Sky are Stars (1953), Martians, Go Home (1955), Rogue in Space (1957), and The Mind Thing (1961), plus two novellas rewritten and incorporated into Rogue in Space. This has a 1978 introduction by Philip Klass. |
SF novel. |
Crime/mystery collection. |
SF short story, adapted for children by Ann Sperber from “The Star-Mouse” (Planet Stories, Spring 1942). |
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Reprint (Dutton 1953) crime/mystery collection. |
Private investigator novel. Volume seven in the series. |
Mystery novel. |
Crime/mystery collection. Volume One of “The Fredric Brown Mystery Library”. |