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Original anthology of 26 stories written in honor of Bradbury, who provides a foreword. Authors include Neil Gaiman, Margaret Atwood, Joe Hill, and Harlan Ellison; each author provides a note on their story and Bradbury’s influence. Details taken from online listing. |
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Reprint (Arcadia House 1958) western novel. Bound in the tête-bêche style with Stranger in Sundown by Ben Smith. |
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Collection of seven stories and one fragment featuring the Cro Magnon swordsman Hok the Mighty, plus an autobiographical piece by Wellman. Introduction by David Drake. |
Only available as a set with Volume 1 ($110 for the pair). Details taken from online listing. |
Collection featuring John Thunstone, with 16 stories and two novels: What Dreams May Come (1983) and The School of Darkness (1985). All but one of the stories were previously collected as part of Lonely Vigils (Carcosa 1981). Introduction by Ramsey Campbell. Illustrated by George Evans. Limited to 1000 copies. Details taken from online listing. |
Novel expanded from “Nuisance Value” in Astounding Science-Fiction. |
Reprint (Avalon 1959) sf novel. This edition is abridged. Bound in the tête-bêche style with Bow Down to Nul by Brian W. Aldiss. |
Collection of eight stories, the third volume in “The Selected Stories of Manly Wade Wellman”, a projected series of five. Several of the stories were originally published as by Gans T. Field. |
A previously unpublished short story, offered as a premium for those who preordered The Complete John the Balladeer from the publisher, and to be distributed with the slipcased edition of The Complete John the Balladeer. Details taken from online listing. |
Chapbook of five stories distributed with the limited edition of The Complete John Thunstone. |
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Collection of 25 stories, the fourth of five volumes in “The Selected Stories of Manly Wade Wellman”. Introduction by David Drake. |
Collection of two time travel adventures, a short novel and a novelette. Introduction by Karl Edward Wagner. This edition uses the original magazine text of Twice in Time rather than the revised (and improved) version that appeared from Avalon in 1957 and which the introduction (incorrectly) claims was “massively abridged”. |
Ghost/horror collection. |
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