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Collection of 11 fantastic tales by a Japanese experimental writer. |
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Original anthology of 13 Sherlock Holmes stories. |
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Collection of 9 fantasy stories set in the world of the “Deryni”; 4 of them appear for the first time. There are also various pieces of background material. |
Original anthology of eight fantasy stories centering on the Knights Templar. Authors include Deborah Turner Harris, Susan Shwartz, and Scott MacMillan. |
Anthology of nine fantasy stories set in the world of Kurtz’s Deryni, one original by Kurtz, the rest originally published in Deryni Archives: The Magazine. |
Original anthology of ten fantasy stories centering on the Knights Templar, with historical introduction by Kurtz. Authors include Diane Duane, Andre Norton, and Debra Doyle & James D. Macdonald. |
Original anthology of fantasy stories centering on the Knights Templar. Authors include Debra Turner Harris, Elizabeth Moon, and Poul Anderson. |
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Anthology of fantasy stories, illustrated by Terri Windling. |
Original anthology of 15 stories about magic and music. Authors include Jack Womack, Lucy Sussex, Gene Wolfe, and John Brunner. |
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Collection of 11 early Kuttner stories in the Lovecraftian mode, one co-written by Robert Bloch, plus one story (and the introduction) by Robert M. Price, and one story by Lin Carter. Price has also done extended notes on each story. |
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Omnibus of two collections, Bypass to Otherness (1961) and Return to Otherness (1962) (both published as by Kuttner alone), plus eight additional stories, for a total of 24. The introduction by Robert Silverberg discusses the difficulty of assigning solo authorship to any of the couple’s stories. Afterword by Frederik Pohl. Also available in a slipcased edition (February 2011, -19-0, $150.00), limited to 75 numbered copies, signed by Silverberg & Pohl, and bound with a copy of Othernesses. |
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Expanded from the Gryphon Books (1985) edition by adding two stories featuring Prince Raynor and an introduction by Joe R. Lansdale in place of Gary Lovisi’s articles. |
Collection of 29 dark supernatural and horror stories. Edited and with an introduction by Stefan Dziemianowicz & Robert Moorish. Frontispiece and endpapers by J.K. Potter. Part of the Masters of the Weird Tale series. This is a slipcased, limited edition of 200 signed by Gist, Potter, and Dziemianowicz. Details taken from online listing. |
Limited to 500 copies, signed by Neil Gaiman, Pierce Watters, and F. Paul Wilson. The publisher also announced a lettered and traycased edition for $100.00. Details taken from online listing. |
Collection of 3 stories from various pulps, in pamphlet form. Limited to 200 copies. |
Available exclusively with paid pre-publication orders of The Watcher at the Door. Details taken from publisher website. |
A hardcover edition (H-122, $2.00) is also available. |
Limited to 75 copies, signed by Barry N. Malzberg, distributed with the slipcased edition of Detour to Otherness. Details taken from publisher website. |
Small booklet containing 2 Kuttner fantasies from 1939 pulps, plus an introduction by L. Sprague de Camp. Limited to 500 copies. |
Reprint (Gnome Press 1952 as Robots Have No Tails by Lewis Padgett) collection, but replaces the C.L. Moore introduction with one by Peter Pinto. The title page says “with C.L. Moore” even though Moore stated (in the original introduction) that “she never wrote a word of this book”. |
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Reprint (Gnome Press 1952 as by Lewis Padgett) collection of five Gallagher stories. This has a new introduction by C.L. Moore. |
Collection of the title novella and seven other sf and fantasy pulp stories edited by Sheldon Jaffery. This a facsimile edition with the original magazine illustrations. A hardcover edition (-135-8, $20.95) was announced but not seen. Volume six in the “Starmont Facsimile Fiction” series. |
Collection of 40 stories originally published from 1936-1939, the first of two volumes collecting Kuttner’s early short fiction. Edited by Stephen Haffner. Foreword by Richard Matheson. Introduction by Garyn G. Roberts. Limited to 1000 copies. A slipcased edition (-47-3, $150.00), limited to 75 numbered copies, signed by Roberts & Haffner, and bound with an exclusive chapbook (The Grab Bag) was announced but has not yet been published. Volume one in “The Early Kuttner”. |
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Collection of 30 stories originally published from 1937-1940, the second of three volumes collecting Kuttner’s early short fiction. A rumoured slipcased edition appears not to exist. Volume two in the “Early Kuttner” series. |