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First separate book publication of the first “Captain Zero” novel. Details taken from online listing. |
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A hardcover edition ($39.95) was announced but not seen. Details taken from publisher website. |
First separate book publication of the third “Captain Zero” novel. Details taken from online listing. |
First separate book publication of the second “Captain Zero” novel. Details taken from online listing. |
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Billed as a novel by Fletcher, but actually a collection of stories based on the TV series, which was, itself, adapted by Philip Mackie from stories by E.W. Hornung. |
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Original anthology/mosaic novel of five linked stories about bizarre Halloween happenings in the town of Oxrun Station, originally created by Charles Grant, who contributes a story. Other authors are John Gordon, Stephen Bowkett, Diane Duane, and Craig Shaw Gardner. “Created” by Stephen Jones, who shares the copyright with Jo Fletcher. |
Poetry anthology with 30 dark poems of the seaside, 12 original. Authors include Clark Ashton Smith, Ursula K. Le Guin, Neil Gaiman, and Ray Bradbury. |
Published for the 1997 World fantasy convention and Fantasycon XXI. Eight colour pages are inserted between pages 72 and 73 of the regular numbering. Details taken from online listing. |
SF novel about an android that replaces the admiral he was modeled after. Translated/adapted from the French Jim Click, ou La Merveilleuse invention, roman d’aventures (Gallimard 1930) by Brian M. Stableford, who provides the introduction. |
Book is undated; online sources date it as 1935 or 1938, but the four internal colour plates are dated 1935. Details supplied by Chris Worthington. |
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Collection of ten stories in six series, one a collaboration with Dave Freer, with notes by the author on each. A bibliography of Flint’s work is included. |
Original anthology of 19 stories set in the alternate world of 1632. |
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Anthology of 25 stories originally published in the online magazine, along with four articles in remembrance of Jim Baen, including one on the genetics of death by Baen himself. Editor Flint provides an appreciation of Baen, and an afterword. This includes a bound-in CD-ROM of the Baen CD-ROM library Version 13. |
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Shared-world alternate-history anthology of five stories set in the 1632 universe, one original by Flint, plus three non-fiction articles on the world. The rest were originally published online in the eponymous e-zine. |
Shared-world alternate-history anthology of seven stories and a short novel, An Invisible War by Danita Ewing, plus four non-fiction articles, all set in the universe of 1632 and originally published online in the eponymous e-zine; submission guidelines are included. Preface and afterword by Flint. |
Shared-world alternate-history anthology of seven stories, part two of the serial Euterpe by Enrico M. Toro, and four non-fiction articles, all set in the universe of 1632 and originally published online in the eponymous e-zine. Preface by Flint. |
Shared-world alternate-history anthology of nine stories, one serial installment, and four articles based on Flint’s Ring of Fire universe, originally published online in the eponymous e-zine. Preface by Flint. |
Shared-world alternate-history anthology of 25 stories based on Flint’s Ring of Fire universe, a “best of” selection of items originally published online in the eponymous e-zine, plus one original story by Eric Flint, who also provides preface and afterword. |
Shared-world alternate-history anthology of 24 stories based on Flint’s Ring of Fire universe, selected from stories originally published in the online Grantville Gazette. |
Shared-world alternate-history anthology of 24 stories based on Flint’s Ring of Fire universe, mainly selected from stories originally published in the online Grantville Gazette, but including two new stories by Flint. Only Flint is credited on the dustjacket and cover, but the title page adds Paula Goodlett as co-editor. Details taken from online listing. |
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Original anthology of 15 alternate history stories set in the world of Flint’s 1632. Authors include David Weber, Mercedes Lackey, and S.L. Viehl. |
Original anthology of 15 alternate history stories set in the world of Flint’s 1632; he provides a new novella. Other authors include Brad Sinor, K.D. Wentworth, and Virginia DeMarce. |
Original anthology of 19 alternate history stories set in the world of Flint’s 1632, including a novella by Flint. Other authors include Mercedes Lackey, Charles E. Gannon, and Virginia DeMarce. Details taken from online listing. |
Original anthology of 12 alternate history stories set in the world of Flint’s 1632. Authors include David Brin, Walter H. Hunt, and Virginia DeMarce. Details taken from online listing. |