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    The Hellraiser Chronicles by Peter Atkins, Clive Barker & Stephen Jones (Titan, June 18, 1992, 1-85286-423-0, £8.99, 92pp, tp, pi)
        Collection of photographic portraits of the main characters in the Hellraiser films, with an introduction by Clive Barker and a long essay, “Creating the Cenobites”, by Stephen Jones.

    Science Fiction Films ed. Thomas R. Atkins (Monarch Press, 1976, 978-0-671-08100-3, $2.95, ix+101pp, tp, oa)
        Details taken from online listing.

    Beastmarks by A. A. Attanasio (Mark V. Ziesing, January 1985, 0-9612970-2-6, $13.95, 120pp, hc, oc)
        Collection of 7 stories, apparently all originals. The illustrations are by Rich Schindler. The book is copyright 1984, but did not appear until January 1985. Also available in a signed edition ($25.00).

    Parabolas of Science Fiction ed. Brian Attebery & Veronica Hollinger (Wesleyan University Press, July 15, 2013, 978-0-8195-7367-4, xv+312pp, tp, oa, cover by Agnès Dodart)
        Non-fiction, a gathering of 14 critical essays on science fiction. Authors include Terry Dowling, Graham Sleight, L. Timmel Duchamp, and Gary K. Wolfe. A hardcover edition (-7366-7, $75.00) was announced but not seen.
    Details taken from online listing.
    • vii · Parabolas of Science Fiction · Brian Attebery & Veronica Hollinger · in
    • 3 · Science Fiction Parabolas: Jazz, Geometry, and Generation Starships · Brian Attebery · ar
    • 24 · Dancing with Scheherazade: Some Reflections in the Djinn’s Glass · Terry Dowling · ar
    • 36 · Breaking the Frame · Graham Sleight · ar
    • 53 · Katherine MacLean’s Short Science Fiction and Cytology: Science as Parabola · Jane Donawerth · ar
    • 70 · Second Contact: The First Contact Story in Latin American Science Fiction · Rachel Haywood Ferreira · ar
    • 89 · Parabolas of SFQ: Canadian Science Fiction in French and the Making of a “National” Subgenre · Amy J. Ransom · ar
    • 106 · The Domestic SF Parabola · Lisa Yaszek · ar
    • 125 · Mad Scientists, Chimps, and Mice with Human Brains: Collapsing Boundaries in Science Fiction · L. Timmel Duchamp · ar
    • 143 · Coded Transmissions: Gender and Genre Reception in The Matrix · David M. Higgins · ar
    • 161 · The Mad Scientist, the Failed Experiment, and the Queer Family of Man: Sirius, Frankenstein and the SF Stockroom · John Rieder · ar
    • 180 · Back to the Filthy Workshop: “Faithful” Film Adaptations of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein · Nicholas Ruddick · ar
    • 205 · The Future of the Past: Science Fiction, Retro, and Retrofuturism · Pawel Frelik · ar
    • 225 · Babylon Revisited: Alternate Cosmologies from Farmer to Chiang · Gary K. Wolfe · ar
    • 242 · Science Fiction as Archive Fever · Veronica Hollinger · ar

    The Devil-Tree of El Dorado by Frank Aubrey (Steeger Books, December 8, 2019, 978-1-61827-442-7, $19.95, 354pp, tp, n., cover by F. W. Small from The All-Story December 1913)
        Reprint (Hutchinson 1896) lost world novel. Volume 58 in “The Argosy Library”. Volume one in “The Saga of Monella”.
    Details taken from online listing.

    The Devil-Tree of El Dorado: A Romance of British Guiana by Frank Aubrey (Hutchinson, October 1896, 6/-, 392pp, hc, n.) [Monella]

    King of the Dead by Frank Aubrey (Steeger Books, November 26, 2021, $29.95, 330pp, tp, n., cover by Lawrence Sterne Stevens) [Monella]
        Reprint (John MacQueen 1903) novel. Volume 93 in “The Argosy Library”. Volume three in “The Saga of Monella”.
    Details taken from publisher website.

    King of the Dead: A Weird Romance by Frank Aubrey (John MacQueen, 1903, 292pp, hc, n.) [Monella]

    A Queen of Atlantis by Frank Aubrey (Steeger Books, November 29, 2020, 978-1-61827-538-7, $19.95, 310pp, tp, n., cover by Lawrence Sterne Stevens) [Monella]
        Reprint (Hutchinson 1899) novel. Volume 82 in “The Argosy Library”.
    Details taken from publisher website.

    A Queen of Atlantis: A Romance of the Caribbean Sea by Frank Aubrey (Hutchinson, 1899, 391pp, hc, n.) [Monella]

    Dracula: Authoritative Text, Contexts, Reviews and Reactions, Dramatic and Film Variations, Criticism. ed. Nina Auerbach & David J. Skal (Norton, January 1997, 0-393-97012-4, $9.95, 488pp, tp, nf) [Ref. Bram Stoker]
        Annotated critical edition of the Bram Stoker’s classic vampire story, gathering critical essays and reviews. The text follows the 1897 Constable edition, with minor corrections. There is a chronology of Stoker’s life, and a selected bibliography.

    Forbidden Journeys: Fairy Tales and Fantasies by Victorian Women Writers ed. Nina Auerbach & U. C. Knoepflmacher (University of Chicago Press, November 1993, 0-226-03204-3, $11.95, 373pp, tp, an, cover by Arthur Hughes)
        Reprint (University of Chicago 1992) anthology of 11 19th-Century fantasy stories by women writers with an introduction and commentary explaining why women wrote much nastier stories than men. This edition consists of the original hardcover sheets with a new trade paperback cover.

    Advance Agent by John August (Little, Brown & Co., January 1942, LC:41-28072, $2.50, 277pp, hc, n.)

    The New York Trilogy by Paul Auster (Penguin US, April 1990, 0-14-013155-8, $9.95, 371pp, tp, om)
        Omnibus of three literary mystery novels with surrealistic and fantasy elements, City of Glass (Sun & Moon 1985), Ghosts (Sun & Moon 1986), and The Locked Room (Sun & Moon 1986).

    Peter Rugg, the Missing Man by William Austin (Franklin P. Rice, 1882, 64pp, hc, co)
    • 3 · William Austin · [uncredited] · bg
    • 7 · Peter Rugg, the Missing Man · William Austin · ss New England Galaxy September 10 1824, as “Some Account of Peter Rugg, the Missing Man, Late of Boston, New England in a Letter to Mr. Herman Krauff” by Jonathan Dunwell
    • 28 · Further Account of Peter Rugg · William Austin · ss Tales for Winter Nights, James B. Smith, 1855, as by Jonathan Dunwell
      previously published as “Some Further Account of Peter Rugg, the Missing Man, Late of Boston, New-England” (New England Galaxy 10-Sep-1824 as by Jonathan Dunwell), and “Arrival of Mr. Peter Rugg in Boston” (New England Galaxy 19-Jan-1827 as by J. Dunwell).

    The Eupantophone by Henri Austruy; translated by Brian Stableford (Black Coat Press, June 2014, 978-1-61227-293-1, $22.95, 322pp, tp, oc, cover by Jean-Félix Lyon)
        Collection of the title novel and three stories from 1899-1904, translated from the French, annotated and introduced by Brian Stableford.
    Details taken from ebook Table of Contents.
    • · Introduction · Brian Stableford · in
    • · The Tavern · Henri Austruy; translated by Brian Stableford · ss
      translated from the French (“La Taverne”, L’Humanité Nouvelle, 1899).
    • · The Statue · Henri Austruy; translated by Brian Stableford · ss
      translated from the French (“La Statue”, La Nouvelle Revue, April-May 1901).
    • · The Castle · Henri Austruy; translated by Brian Stableford · ss
      translated from the French (“Le Château”, La Nouvelle Revue, July 1901).
    • · The Eupantophone · Henri Austruy; translated by Brian Stableford · n.
      translated from the French (“L’Eupantophone”, La Nouvelle Revue, September to December 1904).

    The Olotelepan and Other Stories by Henri Austruy; translated by Brian Stableford (Black Coat Press, June 1, 2014, 978-1-61227-295-5, $24.95, 353pp, tp, oc, cover by Jean-Félix Lyon)
        Collection of the title novel and three stories from the 1930s, translated from the French, annotated and introduced by Brian Stableford.
    Details taken from ebook Table of Contents.
    • · Introduction · Brian Stableford · in
    • · The Olotelepan · Henri Austruy; translated by Brian Stableford · n.
      translated from the French (“L’Olotélépan”, La Nouvelle Revue, June to September 1925).
    • · A Samsara · Henri Austruy; translated by Brian Stableford · na
      translated from the French (“Un Samsâra”, La Nouvelle Revue, April to September 1932).
    • · Master Flaver’s Discovery · Henri Austruy; translated by Brian Stableford · nv
      translated from the French (“La Révélation du Maître Flaver”, La Nouvelle Revue, June to July 1939).

    The Petitpaon Era by Henri Austruy; translated by Brian Stableford (Black Coat Press, June 2014, 978-1-61227-294-8, $22.95, 283pp, tp, oc, cover by Jean-Félix Lyon)
        Collection of the title novel and three stories from 1902 to 1919, translated from the French, annotated and introduced by Brian Stableford.
    Details taken from ebook Table of Contents.
    • · Introduction · Brian Stableford · in
    • · The Land of Humania · Henri Austruy; translated by Brian Stableford · ss
      translated from the French (“Le Pays d’Humanie”, La Nouvelle Revue, September-October 1902).
    • · The Petitpaon Era · Henri Austruy; translated by Brian Stableford · ss
      translated from the French (L’Ère “Petitpaon” ou La Paix universelle, Louis Michaud, 1906).
    • · Miellune · Henri Austruy; translated by Brian Stableford · ss
      translated from the French (“Miellune”, La Nouvelle Revue, August-September 1908).
    • · The Republican Jungle · Henri Austruy; translated by Brian Stableford · ss
      translated from the French (“La Jungle républicaine”, La Nouvelle Revue, November-December 1919 as by Diogene Anonymus).

    The Wizard of Oz and Philosophy: Wicked Wisdom of the West ed. Randall E. Auxier & Phillip S. Seng (Open Court, 2008, 978-0-8126-9657-8, ix+366pp, tp, oa)
        Collection of essays exploring philosophical themes in the Wizard of Oz saga, comprising the books by L. Frank Baum, the 1939 film, the novel Wicked, and related films and plays.

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