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Fixup novel based on abridged and revised versions of four stories from Science Fantasy. |
Graphic novel adaptation of Michael Moorcock’s Stormbringer. |
Third and final part of the graphic novel adaptation of Michael Moorcock’s Chronicles of Hawkmoon. |
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Omnibus of Legends from the End of Time (Harper & Row 1976) and A Messiah at the End of Time (W.H. Allen 1977 as The Transformation of Miss Mavis Ming). |
Expanded from the SFBC (1989) omnibus. It includes the 3 novellas published as Legends from the End of Time (Harper & Row, 1976), and Constant Fire (a revised version of The Transformation of Miss Mavis Ming (Allison & Busby, 1977)), This edition adds “Elric at the End of Time”’ (1981), and other material. All the texts are slightly revised for this edition. Edited by John Davey. Introductions by John Clute, and Moorcock. |
Collection of 12 Moorcock essays and stories, four original to this volume. This edition was published in honor of Moorcock’s appearance as a Guest of Honor at the 1997 World Science Fiction Convention in San Antonio. |
Written by Butterworth based on an idea by Moorcock. |
Reprint (Aidan Ellis 1976) sf novel, written by Butterworth based on an idea by Moorcock. This edition contains “fully revised text” and a new introduction by Butterworth. |
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Sf novel abridged from the serial of the same name (New Worlds November 1965 to January 1966, as by James Colvin). Bound in the tête-bêche style with Tramontane by Emil Petaja. |
An Anthology of Victorian and Edwardian Imaginative Fiction Published Before 1914. Also in pb (Star 1976). |
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Given as Best Stories from New Worlds II on the cover. |
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Omits one story from the UK (Panther 1970) edition. |
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Also in pb (Star 1980). |
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Anthology of 21 stories, eight articles, and one poem, all originally published in the heyday of the New Worlds magazine/anthology series. This has a new introduction by Moorcock. This first US edition (Fontana Flamingo 1983) drops one story, one article, the New Worlds index, and the appendix; it adds two stories and an article. |
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Reprint (Gollancz 1996) literary fantasy mosaic novel. Limited edition of 750 numbered, signed, copies; a deluxe lettered edition ($350.00) of 26 lettered, signed, copies is also available. Details taken from online listing. |
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Collection of nine stories. This is the first volume in the Lost Pulp Classics series. |
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Collection of 13 stories, the first complete single-volume collection of stories about Northwest Smith. This adds three stories to the contents of Scarlet Dreams (Grant 1981; Ace 1982 as Northwest Smith). |
Reprint (Grant 1981 as Scarlet Dream) collection. |
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This version of the collection reprints all but one story from Shambleau and Others (Gnome Press 1953). |
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Anthology of 5 original stories. |
Anthology of 5 original stories. The Uncredited ’Prologue’ and introductory ’Interlude’ to each story are fictional letters by ’Jonathan Holmwood’, great-grandson of Mina Harker. (Presumably by David Thomas Moore). |
Original anthology of stories based on the video game. |
Also available in a hardback edition (-75-0, £26.99), limited to 50 numbered, signed, copies. Volume eight in the “Polestars” series. Details taken from online listing. |
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Original anthology, the first print publication of the online horror magazine DemonMinds, containing art, 16 poems, 25 stories, and an interview with Michael DiPaolo. |
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Collection of five original fantasy stories. |
Reprint (Black Flame 2005) novelization based on the near-future roleplaying game. Copyrighted by Game Workshop. This first US edition has the same ISBN as the UK edition, but only lists US and Canadian prices. |