Limited to 500 numbered copies. A hardcover edition (-74-1, £50.00) was announced but not seen. Details taken from online listing. |
Collection of six stories in the world of the dragon Griaule, including one original novella. Shepard provides notes on the origins of each story. A leatherbound, signed, limited edition of 300 ($75.00) is also available. |
Collection of seven stories from the last six years. |
Collection of six stories, five with quasi-autobiographical elements, as discussed by Shepard in his introduction. A leatherbound, signed, limited edition ($60.00) of 250 is also available. Details taken from online listing. |
Fantasy novella set in the world of the dragon Griaule. This is a signed, limited edition of 500; a traycased, leatherbound, lettered edition of 26 ($150.00) is also available. |
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Collection of two stories, one a fantasy. Both are expanded from their magazine appearances. This is a 1,000-copy signed and numbered edition. |
Fantasy novella set in the world of the dragon Griaule. This is a signed, limited edition of 1500. |
Limited to 500 numbered signed, copies. Also available in a slipcased edition (-86-0, £60.00), limited to 200 numbered, signed, copies. Details taken from online listing. |
Collection of an article and two novellas, one original, about hobos. |
Collection of two novellas published Ace Double style. Trade edition of 500 unsigned copies. Details taken from online listing. |
Horror novel. Men investigating a wrecked ship go insane. Also available in a limited edition of 150 signed, numbered copies (-45-2, $45.00) with an added 2-page epilogue titled “Top Secret”. |
Chapbook collection of three stories, two previously published online, about the supernatural adventures of odd couple Bruce and Roxanne as they prepare for their wedding. Sheridan is a pen name for Adrienne E. Rose. |
Chapbook collection of four humorous horror stories, one original. |
A fruity compilation of articles on the last great Rock’n’Roll band. |
A straightforward reprint of two rare 1960s James Dean exploitative magazines that appeared following the actor’s death in 1955. |
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Original anthology of 19 stories, one a reprint. Authors include Leslie What, Rachel Pollack, and Colin Greenland. |
Original anthology of 21 stories. Introduction by Henry Jenkins; afterwords/interview by Colleen Mondor, Christopher Barzak, & Delia Sherman. Authors include Jeffrey Ford, Amelia Beamer, and Alan DeNiro. |
Original anthology of 18 fantasy stories based on a ballad (also included) written by Lackey. The cover and title page credit the book as “created by” Lackey and edited by Sherman. Authors include Lackey, and S.M. Stirling. |
Original young-adult, dark fairy-tale anthology of 11 stories and two poems about some of the lesser-known supernatural creatures of the world, including the squonk, the Jersey Devil, Hawaii’s menehune, and the njuggle. |
Original anthology of 25 stories based on contemporary urban legends. Authors include Kristine Kathryn Rusch, eluki bes shahar, and S.P. Somtow. |
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Original anthology set in the fantasy city Liavek. |
Original shared-world anthology of 15 stories, fifth book of the “Liavek” series. |
Original fantasy shared world anthology of nine stories, “Liavek” #4. |
Original fantasy anthology set in exotic Liavek, #2 in the shared-world series. |
Shared-world original anthology, third in the series. 8 stories, plus appendices of songs and background material. |
Powerful short stories…joined by a very thin and unworthy narrative plot in which several suitors compete in telling stories for the hand of a girl. |
Collection of seven stories and novel The Purple Cloud in its original 1901 version. An appendix adds an earlier version of the title story. This is part of the Lovecraft’s Library series, edited and with an introduction by S.T. Joshi discussing HPL’s reactions to the works. |
If he had never written any novels at all, these [eleven] unique and varied stories by themselves would set him permanently beside Saki, O. Henry, and Ambrose Bierce. |
Mostly thrillers and a few supernatural stories. |
Three detective stories. |
Collection of the three tales originally collected in the John Lane 1893 edition, along with three further stories (one unfinished), which were later ’collaborations’ with the poet and writer John Gawsworth, plus a new introduction by Brian Stableford, and a note on the genesis of the three later stories. Limited to 400 copies. |
Five Poesque stories, an essay, and a long poem. |
Collection of the magazine serial version of two of Shiel’s most famous novels (The Yellow Danger and The Purple Cloud) and fifteen of his short stories, all in facsimile reproductions of the original magazine appearances, edited and introduced by A. Reynolds Morse. |
The Arkham selection of the supernatural tales, revised by Shiel. |
Chapbook limited to 100 copies, reprinting two stories from the 1975 Arkham House edition of Xélucha. |
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The cover originally appeared in Strange Stars & Alien Shadows by Ann K. Schwader. |
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Given as Haunting Ghost Stories on the cover. Illustrated by Reg Gray. |