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Collection of 5 fantasy stories plus an introduction by David Hartwell plus a new afterword (and maps) by Card. Limited to 750 + 194 + 56 copies in various limited, signed states. |
Collection of 11 stories, originally the first part of the massive collection Maps in a Mirror: The Short Fiction of Orson Scott Card, with the original introduction by the author. |
Collection of six stories, originally book four of the massive collection Maps in a Mirror: The Short Fiction of Orson Scott Card, with an introduction and afterword by the author. |
Details taken from online listing. |
Collection of four stories set in the world of Ender’s Game expanded from the Subterranean Press (2002) edition with the addition of a new story about Ender’s parents. |
Collection of three stories, one original, set in the world of Ender’s Game. A signed, limited edition (-70-0, $60.00) is also available. |
Collection of five connected stories (including one original) set in a near future post-WWIII America among the Mormon survivors, plus an article on writing and an appreciation by fellow Mormon Michael Collings. Also available in a special signed boxed edition ($75.00) of 475 copies. The regular edition is limited to 3,000 copies. |
Reprint ghost novella. This is a signed, limited edition of 1,000. |
Collection of 22 stories, including one previously unpublished story written for The Last Dangerous Visions. |
Collection of 46 stories spanning Card’s entire career. The book is divided into five sections, with an introduction and afterword by Card for each. |
This edition contains the 16 stories in the third and fourth “books” of the original volume Maps in a Mirror: The Short Fiction of Orson Scott Card (Tor, 1990). Note that the original edition contained a fifth “book” of stories that is not being reprinted in this format. |
Associational collection of 69 poems, with an afterword by the author. |
Collection of three stories by Orson Scott Card and three plays adapted from those stories by Scott Brick, Aaron Johnston, and Emily Janice Card; this includes four CDs with original cast performances of the plays and reading of the stories. There are also introductions and afterword by Card. |
Reprint (Berkley 1984 as A Woman of Destiny) associational historical novel about the early days of the Mormon Church, with a new afterword by Card. This is the first hardcover edition; a leatherbound limited edition of 111 ($75.00) and a traycased lettered edition of 15 ($250.00) are also available. |
Reprint YA SF novella. Illustrated by Lance Card. This is a signed, limited edition of 2000. A traycased, signed, leatherbound edition of 26 ($150.00) is also available. |
Reprint fantasy novella set in the world of the Mithermages series. Runnel leaves his mountain home for the big city, and accidentally discovers he has magic talents. Illustrated by Tom Kidd. This is a signed, limited edition of 2,000. |
Reprint (Bookcraft 1993) collection of fifteen essays and speeches by Orson Scott Card, mainly on aspects of Mormonism. |
Collection of The Worthing Chronicle (Ace 1983) and nine related stories. The novel is a revised version of Card’s first novel, Hot Sleep (Baronet 1979) and many of the nine stories form the basis of the revisions. Six of the stories are from Capitol (Ace 1979) and the other three are early work, two of which are previously unpublished. |
Original anthology of five stories about Japanese in the future. Authors include Richard A. Lupoff, Pat Cadigan, and Janeen Webb & Jack Dann. Introduction by Ferrell. Martin H. Greenberg may be an uncredited third editor, as this is copyrighted by Tekno Books as well as Card and Ferrell. |
Second of two anthologies featuring dragons. In this volume the dragons represent evil. |
First of two anthologies featuring dragons. In this volume the dragons represent good. |
Anthology of 12 stories, all winners of the first Annual Phobos Fiction Contest for new writers. Foreword by Lawrence Krauss. |
Original anthology of 13 stories, all winners of the first Annual Phobos Fiction Contest for new writers, except for one, the first published story by Larry Niven (one of the contest judges). Editor’s note by Olexa and introduction by Card. |