Reissue (Berkley 1980 as The Barbie Murders) collection. |
Bound in the tête-bêche style with Hawksbill Station by Robert Silverberg. |
A selection of twenty vampire stories, both fictional and true. The book is subtitled, somewhat misleadingly, “Authentic Tales of Vampires and Ghosts”. Reprinted in paperback by Seal Books. |
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Collection of two short fantastic Holmes pastiches, a sequel to Sherlock Holmes in the Adventure of the Ancient Gods. |
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Anthology of six stories for students learning English. The stories are simplified by the editor. |
Details taken from online listing. |
Borderline anthology of eight new sf/fantasy stories. |
Nine strange tales of the supernatural, illustrated by Dave Noyes. |
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Three novels with the original French illustrations. |
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Reprint (Osgood 1874 as Doctor Ox, and Other Stories) collection. The text of “Master Zacharius” in this edition is revised from the Osgood edition. |
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Volume three in the “Palik” series. |
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Adds “Martin Paz”, separately paginated, to the 1876 edition. |
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Contains 25 stories, only 12 of which are currently known. Details taken from online listing. |
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Collection translated from the French (Les veillées de la Tour Pointue, 1937). A hardcover edition (-82-7, $32.00) was announced but not seen. |
The Fifth Anthology of the Crime Writers’ Association. |
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Also available in a signed, numbered, hardback edition (-27-8, $45.00) limited to 175 copies with a bonus chapbook, When a Man Loves a Woman. |
Original short story published as a gift for friends of Crippen & Landru. |
Chapbook included with the hardback edition of Deal with the Devil and 13 Short Stories. |
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Original collection of 19 stories, one a reprint. Details taken from online listing. |
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Derived from Contes cruels (Paris: Levy 1883). |
Collection of 27 stories, some with fantastic elements, translated with notes and biographical introduction by Brian Stableford. |
Collection of nine Gothic/ironic stories, some with fantastic elements, translated from the original French and with notes and introduction by Brian Stableford. |
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