Collection of 24 stories, four original, about Harriet and Mark Armitage, to whom interesting things happen. Introductions by Garth Nix and Lizza Aiken. Illustrated by Andi Watson. This includes all of the stories collected in Armitage, Armitage, Fly Away Home (Doubleday 1968). |
Young-adult collection of 13 stories. Illustrated by Pamela Johnson. |
Reprint (Cape 1978) collection of fantasy stories, illustrated with color and b&w silhouettes by Jan Pienkowski. |
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Reprint (Cape 1984) collection of fantasy stories. Also available in a library edition, 0-06-020037-5, $11.89. |
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Collection of 13 tales of horror and the supernatural. A collection with the same title appeared in England (Gollancz 1982; Fontana 1983), but half the stories are different. |
Also revised as The Green Flash and Other Tales of Horror, Suspense and Fantasy (Holt 1971). |
Reprint (Jonathan Cape 1994) young-adult fantasy collection of eight original stories. |
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Original anthology of 14 horror stories about the “new” God for the 21st century: Moccus, a savagely brutal Celtic fertility god. Authors include S. Clayton Rhodes, Lucas Pederson, and Steven L. Shrewsbury. A print-on-demand edition. |
Contains 24 stories published in Apex Magazine from January 1, 2008 through June 30th, 2009. Also known as The Book of Apex: Volume 1 of Apex Magazine. Details taken from online listing. |
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Lon Tinkle, consultant. |
Original anthology of 23 stories, two reprints, and one reprint poem, all with a fantasy quest theme. Authors include Matthew Hughes, Richard Parks, and Bruce Holland Rogers. This is a print-on-demand edition. |
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Original anthology of 15 stories about people with disabilities in varied futures, with eight full-page illustrations by various artists. Preface by Joelle Vanderhooft; afterword by Derek Newman-Stille. Authors include Sarah Pinsker, Joyce Chng, and David Jón Fuller. A text description of the work is on the other side of each illustration. Details taken from online listing. |
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Details taken from online listing. |
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Original anthology of 19 SF and fantasy stories and two poems about spirituality and religion. Four stories and one poem are reprints. Authors include Nancy Etchemendy, Tom Piccirilli, Darrell Schweitzer, and Mary Turzillo. Introduction by Katherine Kurtz. |
Anthology of seven SF and fantasy tales of shamanism, five original, and one poem. |
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Collection of 14 fantasy/magic realism stories, six apparently original, with a preface by the author. |
Young-adult fantasy/horror collection. |
Reprint (Morrow 1975) collection. |
Collection of 39 stories, edited and with a critical introduction by Daniel Shealy. A trade paperback edition (-758-8, $24.95) bound from the same sheets, is also available. |
Collection of gothic stories, subtitled “Twelve Thrilling Tales.” Edited by Stefan Dziemianowicz, with an introduction by novelist/editor Susie Mee. This is an instant remainder edition. |
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Volume 31 in the series. |
Humorous fantasy novel of love conquering all reality. |
SF novel. |
Collection. Many of the stories have been revised and altered since first appearance. |
Collection of “articles & autobiography” dealing with sf, travel, art, and Aldiss’ life. All articles revised for this edition. |
Chapbook combining Aldiss’s story “Apogee Again”, originally published in the anthology moorcock@60.com, with comments by Aldiss and artist Rosemary Phipps. Includes eight full-page, unpaginated illustrations, both b&w drawings by Aldiss and full-color paintings by Phipps. Limited to 100 copies: 5 signed hardcovers #1-5; 50 signed softcovers #1-50; 45 signed but unnumbered softcovers. |