Volume 57 in “The Argosy Library”. Volume three in “The Adventures of Scarlet and Bradshaw”. Details taken from Table of Contents. |
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Volume 78 in “The Argosy Library”. Details taken from online listing. |
First book publication of a voodoo horror novel that originally appeared in Argosy. This is a facsimile edition. A hardcover edition (-043-2, $19.95) is also available. |
Reprint (Starmont 1989) voodoo horror novel. Volume 63 in “The Argosy Library”. Details taken from publisher website. |
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Details taken from Table of Contents. |
Details taken from Table of Contents. |
Details taken from Table of Contents. |
Details taken from Table of Contents. |
Details taken from Table of Contents. |
Details taken from ebook Table of Contents. |
Details taken from Table of Contents. |
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Original collection of 11 fantastic stories of “bubbas” (AKA good ol’ boys), including collaborations with Brand Whitlock, Beverly Hale, and Bill Allen. |
Anthology of 29 humorous SF zombie stories, selected as the best from a series of four anthologies set in a world where everyone except the bubbas have been turned into zombies. This is dated 2008 but not seen until now. |
Castle, 1924. Collection, some stories criminous. |
Fantasy novelization. Book 1 of the “Daemon Gates Trilogy”. This is a world-wide edition and is available in the US for $7.99. |
Novelization based on the fantasy roleplaying game, the third book in the Daemon Gates trilogy. This is a world-wide edition and is available in the US for $7.99. |
Fantasy novelization. Book #2 of the Daemon Gates trilogy. This is a world-wide edition and is available in the US for $7.99. |
Collection of nine stories, illustrated by Elizabeth Lawhard Bourne. |
Collection of near-future SF novel The Drylands (1993) plus three related stories, all set in a world changed by global warming. The novel has been somewhat rewritten. |
Limited to 250 copies, signed by the author and the artist. Details taken from online listing. |
Details taken from ebook Table of Contents. |
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Collection of three stories, translated/adapted from the French by Brian Stableford, who provides an introduction and afterword. J.-H. Rosny Aîné is a pen name for Joseph Henri Honoré Boex. |
Collection of three stories, edited and translated/adapted by Brian Stableford. Details taken from online listing. |
Translated and adapted by Brian Stableford. Volume 1 of Rosny’s scientific romances. Details supplied by Mike Ashley. |
Collection of three early SF novellas, newly translated from the French by Danièle Chatelain and George Slusser, who also provide a translators’ note and lengthy introductory essay. Earlier translations of two of the novellas by Slusser (Arno Press 1978) “take liberties with the text” according to the annotated bibliography also included. Rosny is a pen name for Joseph-Henri Boex. |
Collection of two prehistoric SF novels, Vamireh (1892) and Eyrimah (1893), plus one story, translated/adapted from the French by Brian Stableford, who provides an introduction and and afterword. |
Collection of eight stories, translated/adapted from the French by Brian Stableford, who provides an introduction, afterword, and notes. This is the second in a six-volume series collecting the author’s short scientific romances and related works. |
Collection of three stories and novel Companions of the Universe (1934 as Les Compagnons de l’univers) translated/adapted from the French by Brian Stableford, who provides an introduction, afterword, and notes. |
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Details taken from online listing. |
Details taken from online listing. |