Collection of nine stories, seven original, by authors such as David Brin, Andre Norton & A.E. van Vogt. Limited to 274 numbered copies, bound in leather with marbled boards and housed in a slipcase, and 26 deluxe lettered copies specially bound. Each copy is signed on the story title page by the author. |
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A collection of short works by American women writers that focus on the experience of passing from girlhood to womanhood in late 20th-century, multicultural America. Information from publisher’s catalog. |
Contents from Amazon.com. |
An anthology of dream fiction. |
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Fantasy/horror collection. |
Details taken from online listing. |
Details taken from online listing. |
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Original anthology of 13 urban fantasy stories. Authors include Lilith Saintcrow, Carole Nelson Douglas, and P.N. Elrod. Introduction by Rachel Caine. Copyrighted by Roxanne Longstreet Conrad (Rachel Caine), Kerrie L. Hughes, and Martin H. Greenberg’s Tekno Books. Details taken from online listing. |
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Non-fiction, a selection of speeches, discussions, and papers from the lectureship, plus coverage from Locus, a story by Williamson, and a gallery of programs, promotional materials, etc. Introduction by Frank Cioffi. Details taken from Table of Contents. |
Collection of 11 erotic S/M stories, many with elements of SF, fantasy, and horror. |
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Collection of ghostly tales, poems, riddles and tricks intended for children. Heavily illustrated. Contents are predominantly poems and illustrated text, including poems by Jane Yolen, Joan Ciardi, Rose Fyleman and e.e. cummings. Details taken from online listing. |
Collection of 20 stories, one a reprint. Illustrated by Daniele Serra. |
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Translated from the Italian (Ti con zero, Einaudi, 1967). |
Collection of 12 stories, most sf or fantasy. |
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Fantasy novella set in the world of the Deepgate Codex. Illustrated by Bob Eggleton. A leatherbound signed, limited edition of 250 ($60.00) and lettered edition of 26 ($250.00) are also available. |
Steampunk fantasy novel, the third book of the Deepgate Codex trilogy. |
Steampunk fantasy novel, the second book of the Deepgate Codex trilogy. Simultaneous with the Tor UK edition. |
Fantasy novella, a prequel to Scar Night in the Deepgate Codex series. This is a signed limited edition of 2,000; a traycased, leatherbound lettered edition of 26 ($200.00) is also available. |
Fantasy novel. A first novel. First in a trilogy. The city of Deepgate, suspended by chains over the abyss for thousands of years, is betrayed. A trade paperback (OME) edition (-9036-7) was announced but not seen. |
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Though Ken and Sandy testified against Frank Brown, who was convicted of aiding a bank robbery, they believe Mr. Brown may have been framed for the crime. Volume three in the series. |
When Ken and Sandy drive home after covering a dog show for the Brentwood Weekly Advance they offer a hitch-hiker a lift. Later on a private investigator comes to the newspaper office and states the hitch-hiker is wanted for a robbery. Volume five in the series. |
Ted Bateson invites school friends Ken and Sandy to spend a week in Long Island. They investigate why the Batesons’ lobster pots are being robbed. Volume four in the series. |
The mayor of Brentwood dedicates a new lakeside playground, and the Allens are on hand to cover the story for their newspaper. Afterwards Sandy and Ken are returning home when they rescue Ralph Conner from his wretched truck. The Connors have had a streak of bad luck, and the accident could cause the Conner Brother Trucking Company to lose its insurance coverage, which would be the end of their business. Volume eight in the series. |
Ken and Sandy spot someone trying to break into their convertible. The teens suspect that the person wants to steal an unknown item in their possession. Their only clue is a silver scorpion cuff link. Volume 16 in the series. |