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. |
Anthology of ghost stories for young adults. |
Twelve humorous ghost stories selected for younger readers. |
Anthology of ghost stories for young adults. Paperback reprint from Puffin Books, 1986, from which details taken. |
retitled Spooky Stories 1, Carousel Books, 1982, from which details taken. |
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Short SF novel. A signed, limited edition of 200 with added chapbook collection, Two Tales, is also available ($40.00). |
Collection of four stories, one original. |
Chapbook collection of two stories distributed with the signed, limited, edition of The Life of Riley. |
Collection of 21 stories, edited, annotated and illustrated by M. Grant Kellermeyer. Details taken from Table of Contents. |
Collection of 21 19th-century American fantasy stories. |
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Details taken from online listing. |
Details taken from ebook. |
Textbook. |
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Given as Twenty-One: The Best of Granta Magazine on the title page. Details supplied by Richard Fidczuk. |
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Details taken from online listing. |
Details taken from online listing. |
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Subtitled “A Souvenir of the 45th World Science Fiction Convention, Conspiracy ’87, held in Brighton, Gt Britain, from August 27th to September 1st 1987.” |
A theoretical and descriptive account of the literature of the fantastic from a pyschoanalytic standpoint. |
Collection of 13 fantastic/surreal stories in which the medieval humors take on lives outside the body, London has a menstrual flow, and hearts bigger than planets devour light. |