New York: St. Martin's Press, [1993]. Boards. First U.S. edition. Three ghostly, interconnected novellas, featuring Henry James and E.F. Benson as characters. About fine in dust jacket with a touch of rubbing to the tips. More

[London]: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, [1975]. Cloth textured boards. Nice copy, near fine, in very good, slightly edgeworn dust jacket with two small internal mends to edge-tears. First edition. Inscribed and signed by Aldiss ("Brian") in the year of publication to two friends, with "lots of love & thanks to you... More

London: Faber & Faber, [1971]. Cloth-textured boards. Top edge faintly dust- dimmed, but near fine, in very good, lightly foxed and soiled white dust jacket with tiny edge tear. First revised edition, the selection from the 1965 edition altered by the deletion of six stories, the addition of eight different... More

London: Cape, [1973]. Black boards, lettered in gilt. Patches of light foxing at gutters of endleaves, otherwise about fine in lightly edgeworn pictorial dust jacket. First edition. Inscribed: "Dear Joe - Since this novel poaches on the fringes of Eng. Lit., I think you'd better have a look at it!... More

[London]: Avernus, [1988]. Stiff pictorial wrappers. Very slightly bowed, top edge faintly dust-marked, otherwise about fine. First edition of this paperback original, edited by Frank Hatherley, and with an Introduction by Robert Holdstock. Inscribed by the author: To ... Wot To Do Wen Authorship Fails. Much love & admiration Brian... More

[Hammersmith]: HarperCollins, [1993]. Large octavo. Gilt cloth-textured boards. Top edge a bit dust marked, else near fine, in lightly soiled dust jacket. First edition. Inscribed by Aldiss on the front free endsheet to a long-time friend and fellow writer: "Dearest ... - What would Kafka think? Is this a case... More

[London]: Avernus, [1990]. Quarto. Pictorial stiff glossy wrappers (with pictorial vignette by Joseph Reed). Fine. First edition of this festschrift, including contributions by Amis, Ballard, Harrison, Lessing, Moorcock, Pohl, Priest, Joe and Kit Reed, Silverberg, and many others. Issued in an unspecified "limited edition." More

New York: Vantage Press, [1956]. [14],439pp. Thick octavo. Gilt cloth. Portraits and plates. Slight dulling along top edges of boards, but a very good copy in shelfworn dust jacket. "First edition." Inscribed and signed by the "editor." A curious production, in large part indebted to (if not literally copied from)... More

Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1959. Boards. Critic or reviewer's intelligent ink notes on rear endsheet, otherwise a bright, clean copy, in very good dust jacket with a few small edge tears and a tiny chip at lower edge of the front panel. First edition in book form, preceded by periodical publication as... More

London: Smith, Elder, 1897. Cloth. Top edge dusty, edges foxed, spine quite faded, light wear to extremities, but a good copy. "New edition." First published in 1886. With a presentation inscription from Guthrie on the half-title: "J. Caroline Pym from affectionate friend Anstey Guthrie Jan: 1899." The recipient was a.... More

London: Heinemann, 1933. Gilt cloth. First edition of this futuristic novel about the fight for liberty against an international monopolistic trust. Typical light foxing, otherwise an attractive copy in dust jacket. More

London: Hutchinson, [nd. but 1927]. Large octavo. Pictorial blue cloth. First edition. Spine sunned (and with a 3cm scratch), fore-tips bumped, boards rubbed and marked, scattered light foxing throughout, but a sound copy (without dw). Contributors include L.P. Hartley, Walpole, Edgar Wallace, Lawrence, Maugham, et al. More