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Omnibus of Hunt for Voldorius by Hoare (2010), and The Gildar Rift by Caukwell (2011). |
Reprint (Black Library 2014) omnibus of two tie-in novels based on the roleplaying game: Hunt for Voldorious by Andy Hoare (2010) and The Gildar Rift by Sarah Cawkwell (2011). |
Omnibus of three tie-in novels in the Ed Greenwood Presents Waterdeep series: Blackstaff Tower (2008) by Steven E. Schend, Mistshore (2008) by Jaleigh Johnson, and Downshadow (2009) by Erik Scott de Bie. Details taken from online listing. |
Omnibus of three gaming tie-in novels in the Ed Greenwood Presents Waterdeep series: City of the Dead by Rosemary Jones (2009), The God Catcher by Erin M. Evans (2010), and Circle of Skulls by James P. Davis (2010). Details taken from online listing. |
SF Omnibus of the first six books in “The Web” series: Gulliverzone by Stephen Baxter (1997), Dreamcastle by Stephen Bowkett (1997), Untouchable by Eric Brown (1997), Spiderbite by Graham Joyce (1997), Lightstorm by Peter F. Hamilton (1998), and Sorceress by Maggie Furey (1998). |
SF omnibus of the second six books in “The Web” series (all Dolphin 1998-1999). Authors are Stephen Baxter, Ken MacLeod, James Lovegrove, Maggie Furey, Pat Cadigan, and Eric Brown. |
Details supplied by Kenneth R. Johnson. |
Details supplied by Kenneth R. Johnson. |
Details supplied by Kenneth R. Johnson. A Regency romance anthology |
Original anthology of four supernatural romance stories by Maggie Shayne, Jeaniene Frost, Terri Garey, and Kathryn Smith. |
Details taken from online listing. |
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A collection of apparently true stories submitted by readers to the Tatler. Most take the form of brief matter-of-fact recollections of ghostly incidents either experienced first hand or related by a friend. The stories are mostly credited by initials only. Fully credited stories are “The Phantom Actress” L. G. Eady, “The Cedar of Lebanon” Colin H. Cattley, “The Phantom Paper” Frazer Nash, “The Call from Beyond” Robert Darrell, “A Ghostly ‘Thos. Cook’!” Arthur Dunsmore, “A Meeting With the Devil” Maude M. C. ffoulkes, “An Unsolved Mystery” Mabel Mellor, “Resurgam” Valerie Ponsford, “The Evil Stone” Mrs. Gilbert Coleridge, “Footsteps” A.C.G. Hastings, “The Crucifix” Katherine Hortin. |
Volume 8 in Paterson’s Nuggets for Travellers series. Reprinted in a new hc edition as Weird Tales by American Writers (London: J.M. Dent, 1895). US edition retitled Weird Tit-Bits: American (White & Allen, 1895). |
Volume 5 in Paterson’s Nuggets for Travellers series. Reprinted in a new hc edition as Weird Tales by English Writers (London: J.M. Dent, 1895). US edition retitled Weird Tit-Bits: English (White & Allen, 1895). |
Volume 9 in Paterson’s Nuggets for Travellers series. Reprinted in a new hc edition as Weird Tales from the German (London: J.M. Dent, 1895). US edition retitled Weird Tit-Bits: German (White & Allen, 1895). |
Volume 7 in Paterson’s Nuggets for Travellers series. Reprinted in a new hc edition as Weird Tales by Irish Writers (London: J.M. Dent, 1895). US edition retitled Weird Tit-Bits: Irish (White & Allen, 1895). |
Volume 6 in Paterson’s Nuggets for Travellers series. Reprinted in a new hc edition as Weird Tales by Scottish Writers (London: J.M. Dent, 1895). US edition retitled Weird Tit-Bits: Scottish (White & Allen, 1895). |
No. 21 in Gulliver Pocket Library’s Famous Stories of All Times. |