London: Hutchinson, [ca. 1926]. Large octavo. Navy blue cloth, lettered and decorated in green. Inevitable tanning to endsheets, pencil name, one corner abraded, covers faintly soiled, but a good, tight copy, lacking the scarce dust jacket. First edition. Justly famous as one of the great ghost story collections, with material.....
New York: Harper & Row, [1978]. Stiff printed wrapper. Staple marks at top edge of upper wrapper and filing label ghost across lower edge, but very good or better. Uncorrected page proofs of the first edition, printing work by Del Ray, Van Vogt, Russell, Sturgeon, Asimov, Heinlein, Wollheim, et al......
[Tornai, Belgium]: Casterman, [1978]. Printed boards. A bit dusty, otherwise near fine in lightly worn pictorial dust jacket with small chips at foretips. First edition of this selection of translations into French by Chambon of works by Harlan Ellison, Barry Malzberg, Robert Silverberg, Jack Vance, and Kit Reed. This was.....
London: Gollancz, 1967. Gilt boards. First U.K. edition. Fine in faintly edgeworn house dust jacket. First publication in book form of stories by Hodgson, Lovecraft, Brennan, Smith, Metcalfe, et al.
New York: Bunce & Brothers, 1854. 233,[3],231pp. Octavo. Plum cloth, decorated in blind, lettered in gilt. Endsheets a bit foxed, 1856 Christmas gift inscription, spine sunned, else very good. A combined edition of HOME NARRATIVES and THE WORLD HERE AND THERE; OR, NOTES OF TRAVELLERS, printed utilizing the plates of.....
London: Gollancz, 1980. Gilt cloth. First edition. Near fine in dust jacket. Short stories by Dick, Vonnegut, Reed, Ballard, Clarke, et al.
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Amsterdam, et se trouve à Paris, Rue et Hotel Serpente, 1787- 89 [and:] Paris: Chez Cuchet, 1789. Thirty-nine volumes. Octavo. Uniformly bound in contemporary black calf, spines heavily gilt, contrasting red and orange gilt lettering pieces, with gilt crests and bookplates of Cumming Gordon of Alytr. Seventy-six engraved plates plus.....
[Boston]: New England Science Fiction Association, January 1976. vi,61,[9]pp. Quarto. Pale pink wrapper printed and decorated in black. Mechanically duplicated typescript. Wrappers tanned at extremities, otherwise very good. First edition. Includes lyrics derived from texts by Asimov, Bova, Anderson and others.
New York: TOR / Tom Doherty Associates, [1988]. Large octavo. Boards. First edition. Dust spots to top and fore-edges, else near fine in dust jacket. Twenty dark fantasy / horror stories by women.
[Tornai, Belgium]: Casterman, [1983]. Boards. A bit dusty at the edges, but very good in slightly dust-soiled pictorial dust jacket. First edition of this collection of translations by Jean-Pierre Pugi of works by Bradley, Lee, Le Guin, Kit Reed, and others.
Minneapolis, MN. Autumn 1950. Whole numbers one and two. Quarto. Mimeographed, stapled fanzine. Two issues:. Edited/written by Redd Boggs. a) No. 1: (8pp). Fantasy Amateur Press Association mailing. The entire issue is a transcript of a wire recording of something called the "Wild Warp session" of August 5th, 1950, featuring.....
Minneapolis, MN. January 1951 through Winter 1952/53. Whole numbers 4, 5, 8, 10 and 11. Quarto. Five issues. Mimeographed, stapled fanzine. Edited/written by Redd Boggs. a) No. 4: January 1951. (6pp). A Spectator Amateur Press Society mailing. Boggs's fannish musings and reviews. Anybody remember Boris Karloff as Captain Hook on.....
Helena, MT. Published by the author/editor, March 1951. Unnumbered issue. Quarto. Mimeographed, stapled fanzine. 6pp. Very good. Edited/written by Walter A. Coslet. 55th Spectator Amateur Press Society mailing. Description of Coslet's library, including original illustrations from Weird Tales.
Helena, MT. June, 1952. Whole number one. Quarto. Mimeographed fanzine. 8pp. Near fine. Edited/written by Ed Cox. Fantasy Amateur Press Association mailing. Cox was serving in the Signal Corps in Korea at the time, and there is some interesting commentary on the conflict over there.
Pittsburgh. [ca. 1952]. Unnumbered issue. Octavo. Mimeographed. 4pp. A couple of trivial smudges, else fine. Edited by Bill Danner. Fantasy Amateur Press Association mailing 59. Carping about SF on television. Discussion of a homemade "commercial muter."
Kapyong, South Korea, Petoskey and Royal Oak, MI: Published by Martin E. Alger, 1951. Unnumbered issues. Two issues. Quarto. Mimeographed, stapled fanzine. Edited/written by Art Rapp. a) For the Spectator Amateur Press Society 181. 5pp. "The world's first Korean fanzine." Mailing comments, poetry. A few stray rust marks, but about.....
North Bend, WA: [nd. but ca. 1953]. One-shot. Tall quarto. Mimeographed, stapled fanzine. 6pp. Folded, stained at fold and upper cover, but a good copy. Edited/written by Jack Speer. 68th Fantasy Amateur Press Association mailing. Of a more political bent than most SF fanzines.
London: Gollancz, 1931. 622pp. Thick octavo. Black cloth. First edition. Pencil checks in table of contents and a few pencil highlights and annotations, cloth a bit finger-dulled, but a good, sound copy. Uncommon in the original edition.
New York: Farrar & Rinehart, [1937]. xvi,848pp. Flexible blue cloth. Title vignette, plates and head and tail pieces. Spine ends worn, with short split/snag at crown of upper joint, upper board creased; a good copy. First edition of this substantial genre anthology. Inscribed presentation copy (first name only) from Pulitzer-winning.....
[Chapel Hill]: Evening College of The University of North Carolina Extension Division, June 1963 through June 1974. Whole numbers I-IV; VI-XI. Printed wrappers. Ten issues. Wrappers of three numbers scuffed and/or soiled, otherise very good. Edited by speculative fiction and miscellaneous writer, Manly Wade Wellman, with a Foreword to each.....
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Chapel Hill & Brown Mills, NJ: Whispers Press, October 1978. Whole number 11/12. Pictorial stiff wrapper. Heavily illustrated, including color folding plate. Wrappers a bit tanned toward the top edges, otherwise very good or better. Signed by Wellman on the table of contents. Includes contributions by Bloch, Campbell, King, Lumley.....
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Chapel Hill & Brown Mills, NJ: Whispers Press, October 1978. Whole number 11/12. Pictorial stiff wrapper. Heavily illustrated, including color folding plate. Wrappers a bit tanned toward the top edges, otherwise very good or better. Includes contributions by Bloch, Campbell, King, Lumley, and Wellman.
[New York]: Viking, [1991]. 560pp. Large, thick octavo. Cloth textured boards. Faint dusting to top edge, otherwise fine in dust jacket. First edition. Introduction by Joanna Russ. This copy has been signed by six of the contributors on the table of contents: Kit Reed, Kate Wilhelm, Lisa Tuttle, Carol Emshwiller.....
New York: McBride, [1953]. Cloth boards. First edition. Slight finger smudge to front free endsheet, else near fine in very good dust jacket with light smudges to lower panel and a few short edge tears. Includes stories by Clarke, Beaumont, Walter Miller, Jr., et al.
New York: Harvest / Harcourt, [1987]. Printed wrappers. Pencil erasures and small label shadow on front wrapper, otherwise near fine. Uncorrected page proofs of the first edition of this anthology, printing work by Benford, Watson, Aldiss, Morrow, Pohl, Rucker, et al.
