Details taken from online listing. |
Details taken from online listing. |
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Bound in the tête-bêche style with A Killer Comes Riding by Rod Patterson. |
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. |
Associational collection of 74 poems; 21 have been previously published. |
SF novel, subtitled “A European Fantasia”, most originally published as separate stories in sf Impulse and New Worlds. |
Reprint (Faber and Faber 1969) SF novel. |
Printed and published by the author as a 2009 Christmas card. Limited to 100 copies. |
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A large survey of sf marked by iconoclasms, enthusiasms, and impatience. |
Collection of four stories, two poems and a letter issued in honour of Sam Lundwall’s 50th birthday. This edition is limited to 100 copies, and there was also a single presentation copy leather bound in Swedish blue and yellow. |
SF collection. |
Sf novel, serialized as “X for Exploitation” in three parts in New Worlds. Bound in the tête-bêche style with The Dark Destroyers by Manly Wade Wellman. |
Omnibus of The Primal Urge (reprinting the Sphere edition), The Interpreter (reprinting the Four Square edition), and a new collection of four stories. |
Novel about a bookshop in a small provincial city, originally serialised in The Bookseller. |
Novella by Aldiss, heavily illustrated by Pollock, with an appendix of poems by Aldiss. |
Autobiographical look at the life of a writer. This edition contains six chapters (comprising 56 pages) more than the Hodder & Stoughton edition and is limited to 250 copies. Each copy contains a special signed Aldiss “associational item” (such as an airline ticket or a convention program) with each book containing a full list of all 250 items. |
Reprint (Avernus 1990) autobiographical look at the life of a writer. This trade edition contains six chapters fewer than the Avernus edition. |
SF novella originally published in anthology Anticipations (1978). The text has been revised and there is a new introduction by Aldiss. |
Travel journal of a holiday in Jugoslavia. |
Associational novel about the breakdown of a contemporary community due to prejudice and mistrust |
Reprint (DAW 1972 as The Book of Brian Aldiss) SF collection. |
Reprint (HarperCollins UK 1995 as The Secret of This Book) collection of 23 stories, with linking material, and illustrations by Aldiss and Rosamond Chorley. |