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Collection/omnibus of five novels: Wasp (1957), Sentinels from Space (1953), Call Him Dead (1956 as Three to Conquer), Next of Kin (1958 as The Space Willies), and Sinister Barrier (1943), plus stories “Legwork”, “Mana”, and “Mechanical Mice”. The novels are unabridged, three appearing for the first time in the US in this form. Introduction by editor Rick Katze; introductions to the novels by Jack L. Chalker. |
Also in pb (Panther 1964). |
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Abridged from Deep Space (Fantasy Press, 1954) by dropping “First Person Singular”. |
Bound in the tête-bêche style with The Space Willies. |
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Bound in the tête-bêche style with Six Worlds Yonder. |
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Omnibus/original collection of two novelizations based on the TV show: Memphis and The Pool Guy. Copyrighted by New Line Cinema. Simultaneous with the Black Flame UK edition. |
Collection of 15 original/reprint dark fantasy stories, each with an introduction by Russell. There is an “Introduction to Jay Russell” by Michael Marshall Smith, and an Afterword by Kim Newman. Internal Illustrations by John Coulthart. A hardcover edition, limited to 750 copies. |
Reprint (Methuen 1982 as The Methuen Book of Sinister Stories) young-adult horror anthology. |
Reprint (Methuen 1982 as The Methuen Book of Sinister Stories) original young-adult horror anthology. |
Reprint (Methuen 1980 as The Methuen Book of Strange Tales) original ghost/horror/mystery anthology. |
Twelve stories specially written for the anthology intended for younger readers, illustrated by Tony Ross. Reissued in paperback as The Magnet Book of Sinister Stories (Methuen, 1983) and as The Dollmaker and Other Sinister Stories (Mammoth 1993). |
Fourteen stories specially written for the anthology intended for younger readers. Illustrated by Tony Ross. Reissued in paperback as The Magnet Book of Strange Tales (Methuen, 1981). |