Original anthology of 22 stories of out-of-the-world prom nights. Authors include Dave Smeds, Fred Saberhagen, and Billie Sue Mosiman. Greenberg isn’t named as co-editor, but this is copyrighted by Springer and Tekno Books. |
Original young-adult anthology of eight stories about frogs. Illustrated by Tony DiTerLizzi. Authors include Brian Jacques, Jane Yolen, and Bruce Coville. |
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Future war novel set in the “Warhammer 40,000” universe. This is a world-wide edition and is available in the US for $7.99. |
Novelization based on the roleplaying game. This is a world-wide edition and is available in the US for $7.99. |
Novelization based on the world of the comics. Copyrighted by Rebellion A/S. |
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Original anthology of 12 mysteries, one reprint, set in Alaska. |
Original anthology of 12 stories of mystery and fantasy. Authors include Donna Andrews, Charlaine Harris, Michael Armstrong, and Sharon Shinn. This is copyrighted by Stabenow and Tekno Books. |
Original anthology of 12 stories of mystery and fantasy. Authors include Charlaine Harris, Michael Armstrong, and Sharon Shinn. This is copyrighted by Stabenow and Tekno Books. |
Original anthology of 11 stories, two reprint. |
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Dated 2009 internally. Details taken from online listing. |
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Non-fiction collection of seven essays on writers John Gloag, Bob Shaw, Stephen R. Donaldson, Edgar Fawcett, M.P. Shiel, Douglas Adams, and Michael Jackson (for his Thriller video) A hardcover edition (-183-1, $25.00) was announced but not seen. Details taken from online listing. |
Details taken from online listing. |
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Metaphysical fantasy/horror novel set in 19th century London. Volume two in the series. |
Reprint (Simon & Schuster UK 1991) metaphysical fantasy/horror novel set in 19th century London. |
Reprint (Simon & Schuster UK 1991) metaphysical fantasy/horror novel set in 19th century London. |
Reprint (Simon & Schuster UK 1991) dark fantasy novel, second in the “David Lydyard” series. |
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SF novel, sequel to Inherit the Earth. A historian using the persona of Oscar Wilde investigates murders in a society of eccentrics created by extended life-spans. |
Reprint (Tor 1999) SF novel, sequel to Inherit the Earth. This is similar to the Tor edition, except it lacks a price and has the SFBC number on the back jacket. |
Reprint (Tor 1999) SF novel. |
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Details taken from online listing. |
Bound in the tête-bêche style with Seed of the Dreamers by Emil Petaja. |
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SF collection. A hardcover edition (-411-0) was announced but not seen. |
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Bound in the tête-bêche style with The Wizards of Senchuria by Kenneth Bulmer. |
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SF collection of 11 stories. Stableford’s introduction discusses his interest in the positive potential of biotechnology. Packaged and edited by Martin H. Greenberg & Ed Gorman. |
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Chapbook collection of ten stories, two original to this volume, with illustrations by Joey Zone. |
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Alternate history horror fix-up novel, the second volume in The Empire of the Necromancers series set in a world where the works of Féval, Mary Shelley, Alexandre Dumas, and others are real; the two sections previously appeared in Tales of the Shadowmen volumes four and five. Details taken from online listing. |
SF novel, the third book in The Empire of the Necromancers series mixing characters from Mary Shelley, Paul Féval, Alexandre Dumas, and others. Details taken from online listing. |
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Details taken from Table of Contents. |
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