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Reprint (Albert & Charles Boni 1924) occult novel. Translated from the French (Là-bas, Tresse et Stock, 1891). Volume 23 in the series. |
Anthology of 13 scary stories. Authors include Stephen King, Philip K. Dick, James Tiptree Jr., and Nina Kiriki Hoffman. Introduction by Michael Berry. |
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Reprint (Philip Allan 1935) novel. A world-wide edition available in the US for $21.00 and in the UK for £13.00. Details supplied by Denny Lien. |
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Collection with some crime. |
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Original anthology of 30 stories by authors whose work influenced Ian’s songwriting, including Orson Scott Card, John Varley, Howard Waldrop, and Nancy Kress. Ian’s introduction tells how she came to her first Worldcon and the book was born. Greenberg isn’t mentioned on the cover, but this is copyrighted by Ian, Resnick, and Greenberg’s Tekno Books. |
Anthology of 15 stories based on the fantasy card game. |
Original anthology of 17 stories based on the fantasy card game. Copyrighted by Wizards of the Coast. |
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Anthology of (mostly) original horror stories by UK comedians. Details taken from online listing. |
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Collection (being marketed as a novel) of two novellas in Larry Niven’s “Man-Kzin Wars” series, originally published last year in Man-Kzin Wars and Man-Kzin Wars II. |
Collection of stories and speculative articles. |
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Collection of the novel Pulling Through (1983) and two novellas featuring Harve Rackham. Introduction by Larry Niven. |
Collection of two novellas, the title piece a fantasy of a woman fascinated by an adult male spirit trapped in a child’s body. |
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Facsimile reprint (W. Heffer & Sons, 1919) of a rare collection of ghost stories, with a new introduction by Rosemary Pardoe and Mark Valentine. This edition adds a tenth story that was not in the original version. Limited to 300 numbered copies. |
Reprint (Ghost Story Press 1993) facsimile reprint (W. Heffer & Sons, 1919) of a rare collection of ghost stories, with the additional story and the introduction by Rosemary Pardoe and Mark Valentine from the 1993 edition, plus three new appendices. |
Subtitled on the cover “A collection of short stories about the varied adventures of Sir John Appleby, Commissioner of Metropolitan Police (and, later, retired), which shows his creator on top form, metaphorically producing rabbits from hats, & sawing girls in half with the expertise of a Houdini.” |
Collection of 18 stories featuring sleuth John Appleby, edited by John Cooper. A hardcover edition (-91-0) was announced but not seen. In the “Lost Classics” series. |
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Anthology of 16 Canadian ghost stories, seven original. This is a Canadian edition, and Seal is a Bantam subsidiary. |
Translated from the French (La Photo du colonel, Editions Gallimard, 1962) by Jean Stewart and John Russell. |
Young-adult anthology of 18 ghost stories. Authors include Margaret Mahy, Joan Aiken, Dick King-Smith, and Robert Swindells. |
Reprint (Faber and Faber 1977 as Fantasy Tales) anthology. |
Nine stories, all reprints, designed for younger readers, though all stories were originally written for adult audiences. |
Anthology of fantasy stories aimed primarily at the young adult. See abridged paperback edition. Published in the US as The April Witch and Other Strange Tales (Scribners’, 1977). |
Ten ghost stories intended for younger readers. |