Bound in the tête-bêche style with Narcotic Agent by Maurice Helbrant. |
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Collection of 24 stories, seven original. Foreword by Dean Wesley Smith. Illustrated by Maggie Middleton. |
First edition.Cover layout by Dean Harkness. Details taken from online listing. |
The short story series. |
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This booklet reproduces much of the contents of The Poems of Le Fanu, which was first published in 1896. The original introduction by Alfred Perceval Graves is herein reproduced as are the appendices. New to this edition are extracts from Seventy Years of Irish Life in which the author’s brother, William Le Fanu included extracts of juvenile poetry (“O’Donoghue” and “Valentine to Miss K”); and a selection of contemporary reviews. Limited to 150 copies. Details taken from publisher website. |
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Collection of 13 stories. Edited and with a biographical/critical introduction by Leonard Wolf. Includes a bibliography. |
Collection of 21 stories, edited, annotated and illustrated by M. Grant Kellermeyer. Details taken from Table of Contents. |
This edition commemorates the 160th anniversary of “Ghost Stories of Chapelizod” (1851) and the 150th anniversary of “The House by the Church-yard” (1861-1863), and is the first time “Some Gossip About Chapelizod” (1851) has been reprinted. Limited to 150 copies. Details taken from publisher website. |
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Details taken from Table of Contents. |
Limited to 400 copies signed by Holness, Wood, Rockhill and Showers, 100 of which are numbered. Each copy also contains two postcards and a CD of a specially commissioned recording of Le Fanu’s classic tale, adapted with original music by Reggie Chamberlain-King and performed by Belfast’s Wireless Mystery Theatre. Details taken from online listing. |
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Collection of supernatural stories covering the period between 1861 and 1870, edited, with an Introduction, by Jim Rockhill. This is a limited edition of 650 copies. A world-wide edition available in the US for $45.00 and in the UK for £28.00. |
Ghost/horror collection, selected and introduced by Michael Cox. |
Collection in 3 violumes. |
Published in an ultra-limited run of only two copies. |
Collection of supernatural stories covering the period between 1861 and 1870, edited, with an Introduction, by Jim Rockhill. This is a limited edition of 650 copies. A world-wide edition available in the US for $47.50 and in the UK for £28.00. |
Believed by M. R. James and S. M. Ellis to be the work of Le Fanu, “My Aunt Margaret’s Adventure” shares many motifs, themes, and effects found in the Irish author’s work. Limited to 200 copies. Details taken from publisher website. |
Limited to 300 copies. Details taken from publisher website. |
Collection of supernatural stories, edited, with an Introduction, by Jim Rockhill. This is a limited edition of 650 copies. A world-wide edition available in the US for $46.50 and in the UK for £29.00. |
Collection of two nearly forgotten novelettes by the master of the Irish ghost story, edited & with an extensive introduction by Miles Stribling. Limited to 250 numbered copies. |
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Associational collection of original genre and mainstream stories. |
SF novel, the first of two volumes of a work originally published in four volumes from 1888-96 as Les Aventures Extraordinaires d’un Savant Russe, the first three volumes published by Guillaume Edinger, the last by Fayard. Translated/adapted by Brian Stableford, who also provides an introduction and notes. |
SF novel, the second of two parts of a work originally published in four volumes from 1888-1896 as Les Aventures Extraordinaires d’un Savant Russe, the first three volumes published by Guillaume Edinger, the fourth by Fayard. Translated/adapted by Brian Stableford, who also provides an afterword and notes (plus an introduction in volume I). |
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Original short story, plus a “Forward and Dedication” (sic) by Le Guin. Limited to 250 numbered and 27 lettered copies, signed by Le Guin and Alicia Austin. |
An unusual combination of sf “novel” by Le Guin, line drawings by Margaret Chodos, and a cassette of music by Todd Barton (plus readings by Le Guin), depicting a far-future California society. Also available in hardcover (-015545-0, $50.00 boxed with cassette, $34.60 without cassette). |
Reprint (Harper & Row 1985) sf novel/collection. |