Reprint (Dark Harvest 1988 as Night Visions 5) original anthology. |
Original horror anthology with three stories by Stephen King, three by Dan Simmons, and a novelette by George R.R. Martin. Limited to 850 signed, numbered, boxed copies. |
Original horror anthology of 13 stories exploring new directions in horror. |
Reprint (Dark Harvest 1988 as Night Visions 5) original anthology containing three stories by Stephen King, three by Dan Simmons, and a novelette by George R.R. Martin, with an introduction by the editor. |
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Omnibus/original collection of two novelizations based on the TV show. Fourth in the series. Copyrighted by New Line Productions. Simultaneous with Black Flame UK edition. |
Reprint (Heath Cranton 1921) collection of 15 ghost stories. This edition is limited to 500 copies and adds a lengthy introduction by Richard Dalby, a 1903 article by Wintle about ghosts, and an afterword by Peter J. Wire. A world-wide edition available in the US for $39.50 and in the UK for £24.50. |
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Volume 128 in “The Argosy Library”. Volume five in “The Complete Adventures of Cordie, Soldier of Fortune”. Details taken from publisher website. |
Volume 134 in “The Argosy Library”. Volume six in “The Complete Adventures of Cordie, Soldier of Fortune”. Details taken from publisher website. |
A 2-volume set. Details taken from publisher website. |
Volume 76 in “The Argosy Library”. Volume two in “The Adventures of Norcross”. Details taken from publisher website. |
Volume 86 in “The Argosy Library”. Volume three in “The Complete Adventures of Cordie, Soldier of Fortune”. Details taken from Table of Contents. |
Volume 46 in “The Argosy Library”. Volume two in “The Complete Adventures of Cordie, Soldier of Fortune”. Details taken from Table of Contents. |
Volume 97 in “The Argosy Library”. Volume four in “The Complete Adventures of Cordie, Soldier of Fortune”. Details taken from publisher website. |
Volume 23 in “The Argosy Library”. Volume one in “The Adventures of Norcross”. Details taken from Table of Contents. |
Volume two in “The Argosy Library”. Volume one in “The Complete Adventures of Cordie, Soldier of Fortune”. Details taken from publisher website. |
Details taken from online listing. |
Details taken from online listing. |
Details taken from online listing. |
One of the basic library volumes, and an inspiration to a new generation of readers/writers. British edition from Hammond & Hammond, 1947. Note paperback abridged edition, Omnibook, 1944. |
A very unusual cookbook. Each recipe is prefaced by an introduction to the author and their work, then an excerpt from one of their works leads in some way to the recipe and the recipes themselves are something you won’t see in your mother’s cookbook - “Roast Buffalo Hump,” “Pan-Fried Squirrel,” etc. |
Anthology of stories about lawyers and the law. |
Details taken from online listing. |
Details taken from online listing. |
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Mostly humorous essays rather than fiction, generally adapted from Wodehouse’s 1914-23 work for the U.S. Vanity Fair magazine. |
Reprint (Faber and Faber 1932) collection of articles originally written for Vanity Fair. Given as “Louder & Funnier” on the cover. |
13 Tales of Wine and Crime. |
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