Erotic novel by Barry Malzberg, writing as M.L. Johnson. |
Collection of 22 stories, four original. Details taken from online listing. |
Original collection of three erotic novellas, including one by Barry Malzberg (as Mel Johnson). |
Erotic novel by Barry Malzberg, writing as Mel Johnson. |
Original collection of two erotic novellas, including one by Barry Malzberg (as Mel Johnson). |
Original collection of two erotic novellas, including one by Barry Malzberg (as Mel Johnson). |
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Erotic novel by Barry Malzberg, writing as Mel Johnson. |
Original collection of two erotic novellas, including one by Barry Malzberg (as Mel Johnson). |
Original collection of two erotic novellas, including one by Barry Malzberg (as Mel Johnson). |
Original collection of three erotic novellas, including one by Barry Malzberg (as Mel Johnson). |
Original collection of two erotic novellas, including one by Barry Malzberg (as Mel Johnson). |
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Erotic novel by Barry Malzberg, writing as Mel Johnson. |
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Collection of 15 ghostly and supernatural tales, mostly set in East Anglia and narrated by the regulars and visitors to The Endeavour. Limited to 300 numbered copies. |
Volume two in the 12-volume series Little Classics. |
Volume eight in the 12-volume series Little Classics. |
Volume three in the 12-volume series Little Classics. |
Original collection of six erotic fantasy and horror stories, spiral-bound. |
Horror anthology of five “hard hitting” stories. |
Chapbook original anthology of three stories with sf elements. |
Chapbook anthology of five erotic horror stories, four original. |
Chapbook original shared-world anthology of five gothic tales about a cursed family. |
Chapbook original anthology of three “fantasies of love and magick.” |
Chapbook original anthology of six stories, “romantic and fantastic tales about women, sex, and death.” |
Chapbook original anthology of three stories about technology and magic. |
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Year’s best anthology of 17 lesbian speculative fiction stories from 2012. This is the third volume in a series named in honor of Joanna Russ. Introduction by Tenea D. Johnson. Authors include Jewelle Gomez, Richard Bowes, and Nisi Shawl. Details taken from online listing. |
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Reprint anthology of articles from the long-running pulp fanzine Echoes, with some new material. |
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Subtitled “Tales of Social Insecurity and Economic Unease” Details taken from online listing. |
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Chapbook collection of four stories, all of which sold to magazines that died before they could be published. |
Original anthology of Kentucky Derby stories by members of the Ohio River Valley Chapter of Sisters in Crime. |
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Collection of 13 horror stories, mostly originals, illustrated by Richard Corben. |
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Humorous collection of 12 scripts parodying blockbusters. Subtitled, “The Ten Biggest Movies Ever for People Who Can’t Be Bothered”. The parodies are revised from versions published earlier on the web. |
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Collection of eight stories, two original, plus an article on Tolkien’s narrative art, and an introduction by Patricia C. Wrede. This limited edition of 1,000 was published in honor of Jones’ appearance as Guest of Honor at the 1995 Boskone. The first 175 numbered copies are signed and slipcased (-76-5, $30.00). |
Collection of six stories, and the novel, The True State of Affairs. |
Collection of 4 stories, 1 original, and 1 not previously published in the UK. Book 5 in the “Chrestomanci” series. Illustrated by Tim Stevens. |
Young-adult collection of 16 stories. |
A personal choice by the excellent fantasy author, which includes extracts from Lewis, Baum and Wrede; short stories by Norton, Asimov, Yolen; and an original piece from Jones herself. |
Original young adult fantasy anthology including new stories by Tanith Lee, Roger Zelazny, Garry Kilworth and Terry Pratchett, among others. |
Details taken from Table of Contents. |
Collection of 17 stories about cars and the people who are crazy about them. |
Collection of 17 stories about cars and the people who are crazy about them. Revised from the earlier edition (Bantam, 1955) by replacing “You Can Wreck It” by Walter Elder with “The Ragged Edge” by William F. Nolan. |
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Original short article, issued in a limited edition of 300 numbered copies, to coincide with Jones’s Guest of Honour appearance at Novacon 31. |
Collection of four stories related to the White Queen trilogy. Part of the Conversation Pieces series. |
Collection of four stories, two slightly revised. |
Collection of eight fairy tales, three not previously published. |
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Details taken from online listing. |