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    Earthdoom! by David Langford & John Grant (Grafton, May 1987, 0-586-06739-6, £2.95, 303pp, pb, n., cover by Paul Sample)
        Spoof disaster novel featuring villainous aliens, rabid lemmings and cloned Hitlers, among others.


    The End of Harry Potter? by David Langford (Gollancz, November 15, 2006, 0-575-07875-8, £9.99, 196pp, hc, nf, cover by David Wyatt)
        Young-adult non-fiction, speculating on possible developments in the final Harry Potter novel.



    Guts: A Comedy of Manners by David Langford & John Grant (Wildside Press, April 5, 2005, 978-1-58715-336-5, $14.99, tp, n.)
        Raucously tasteless spoof of horror novels, first written in the late 80s and accepted by a UK publisher, which later changed its mind.





    The Leaky Establishment by David Langford (Frederick Muller Ltd., June 1984, 0-584-31167-2, £8.95, 197pp, hc, n.)
        Humorous novel about life in a scientific establishment.



    Platen Stories by David Langford (Conspiracy ’87, 1987, 64pp, A5, co, cover by Jim Barker)
        Produced for 1987 Worldcon.
    Details taken from online listing.
    • 4 · Zen and the Art of Egotripping · David Langford · in
      part previously appeared in Cloud Chamber #35, 1985.
    • 6 · Vulgarity and Nullity · David Langford · br Arena SF #12, Summer 1981 [Ref. Robert A. Heinlein]; review of The Number of the Beast.
    • 9 · The Book of War: Chapter 2080 · David Langford · ar Twll-Ddu #19, 1981
    • 11 · One Hundred Years Ago · David Langford · ar Channelcon Programme Book ed. Coral & Rob Jackson, Channelcon, 1982
    • 14 · The Moving Accident · David Langford · ar Cloud Chamber #13, 1982 (+1)
    • 21 · The Dragonhiker’s Guide to Battlefield Covenant at Dune’s Edge: Odyssey Two · David Langford · ar Xyster #5, 1984
      speech at Seacon ’84.
    • 31 · The Inverted Baked Alaska, and After · David Langford · ar Mad Scientists’ Digest #9, 1984
    • 34 · The Leaky Establishment: The Final Drips · David Langford · ar Xyster #8, 1985
      speech at Novacon 14.
    • 41 · Fizz! Buzz! · David Langford · ar Trap Door #6, 1986
    • 44 · Hazel’s Language Lessons · David Langford · ar
      from various issues of Ansible 1980-1987.
    • 47 · Mexicon Jigsaw · David Langford · ar This Never Happens #8, 1986
    • 51 · Davina Langford’s Society Page · David Langford · ar Out of the Blue #1, 1979
    • 52 · A Load of Crystal Balls: Great Failures of Prediction AD 2000-3000 · David Langford · ar Prevert #15, 1986
    • 60 · Our Lady of Pain · David Langford · ar Chuch #1, 1986




    The Space Eater by David Langford (Arrow, June 1982, 0-09-928820-6, £1.75, 301pp, pb, n.)
        Sf novel making use of various alarming side effects of an imagined matter transmission technology.



    The Transatlantic Hearing Aid by David Langford (Inca, 1985, no ISBN, £2.00, 72pp, ph, qf, cover by Jim Barker)
        Report of Langford’s journey to the 1980 World SF Convention in Boston (Noreascon II) as elected delegate of TAFF.


    The Unseen University Challenge: Terry Pratchett’s Discworld Quizbook by David Langford (Vista, May 23, 1996, 0-575-60000-4, £3.99, 224pp, pb, nf, cover by Josh Kirby) [Ref. Terry Pratchett]
        Quizbook on the detail of the “Discworld” books. Includes an introduction by Pratchett.



    War in 2080: The Future of Military Technology by David Langford (Westbridge Books, April 1979, 0-7153-7661-6, £5.95, 229pp, hc, qf, cover by Andrew Farmer)
        Extrapolation of the trends of current military technology and scientific progress into the future.


    The Wyrdest Link: The Second Discworld Quizbook by David Langford (Gollancz, April 25, 2002, 0-575-07319-5, £6.99, x+213pp, tp, nf, cover by Josh Kirby)
        Second quizbook on the detail of the “Discworld” books. Includes an introduction by Pratchett.











    Act of Love by Joe R. Lansdale (Subterranean Press, February 2012, 978-1-59606-417-1, $40.00, 258pp, hc, co, cover by Timothy Truman) [Marvin Hanson]
        Collection containing the title serial-killer horror novel (Zebra 1981) plus a new novelette featuring detective Marvin Hanson, an interview with Lansdale by Bill Sheehan, and b&w illustrations by Glenn Chadbourne. A leatherbound, signed limited edition of 200 ($100.00) was announced but not seen.


    All the Earth, Thrown to the Sky by Joe R. Lansdale (Delacorte Press, September 2011, 0-385-73931-1, $16.99, 227pp, hc, n.)



    The Ape Man’s Brother by Joe R. Lansdale (Subterranean Press, January 2014, 978-1-59606-618-2, $20.00, 103pp, hc, na, cover by Ken Laager)
        Novella about a Tarzan-like man and his ape man brother. First print edition; this was previously published in e-book format (Subterranean 12/02). A leatherbound, signed, limited edition of 350 ($45.00) is also available.



    Batman: Captured by the Engines by Joe R. Lansdale (Warner, July 1991, 0-446-36042-2, $4.99, 241pp, pb, n., cover by Dave Dorman)
        Horror novelization, the first with actual supernatural content in an otherwise associational series. The caped crusader takes on a killer car and American Indian magic.


    Batman: Terror on the High Skies by Joe R. Lansdale (Little Brown, December 1992, 0-316-17765-2, $3.95, 66pp, tp, ss, cover by Janice Walker)
        Young-adult fantasy short story featuring Batman with illustrations by Edward Hannigan and Dick Giordano.




    The Big Blow by Joe R. Lansdale (Subterranean Press, September 2000, 978-1-892284-98-3, $25.00, 162pp, hc, na, cover by Gail Cross)
        Also available in a slipcased edition, limited to 250 numbered (-97-9, $60.00) and 13 lettered, signed, copies, with an exclusive afterword by the author.



    Big Lizard by Joe R. & Keith Lansdale (Short, Scary Tales Publications, September 30, 2020, 978-1-78858-027-4, £34.95, 237pp, hc, n., cover by Jok)
        Limited to 1500 signed and hand-numbered copies


    Black Hat Jack by Joe R. Lansdale (Subterranean Press, September 2014, 978-1-59606-677-9, $25.00, 130pp, hc, na, cover by Ken Laager) [Nat Love (Deadwood Dick)]
        Associational novella in the series about Old West character Nat Love, a black cowboy given to storytelling. A leatherbound, signed, limited edition of 350 ($45.00) with different dustjacket is also available.



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