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Young-adult non-fiction, a collection of interviews with 13 fantasy writers including Lloyd Alexander, Ursula K. Le Guin, Garth Nix, and Philip Pullman. Details taken from online listing. |
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Abridged Armed Forces edition. Details supplied by the University of Virginia Library. Pagination not available. |
Associational novel about an emancipated woman in post WWI France, the first book in a trilogy that extends into the near future. Translated/adapted from the French La Garçonne (Flammarion 1922) by Brian Stableford. Previously translated as The Bachelor Girl, this is the first un-expurgated translation into English. Volume one in “The Monique Trilogy”. |
Associational novel about a proto-feminist woman in post-WWI France, second in the Woman in Progress (La Femme en Chemin) trilogy begun in The Bacheloress extending into the near future. Translated/adapted from the French Le compagnon (Flammarion 1923) by Brian Stableford. Volume two in “The Monique Trilogy”. |
SF novel, third in the mostly associational trilogy Woman in Progress (La Femme en Chemin) begun in The Bacheloress, set originally in post-WWI France but here extending a generation ahead into the (then) near future and an international Socialist revolution. Translated/adapted from the French Le compagnon (Flammarion 1924) by Brian Stableford. Volume three in “The Monique Trilogy”. |
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Details supplied by Denny Lien. |
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Nine fantasies from Weird Tales. |
Details supplied by Denny Lien. |
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Anthology of western stories culled from pulps published between 1910 and 1942. |
4 stories from Giant Anthology of Science Fiction. |
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Title given as “3 in 1” on the cover (only). |
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11 strange stories from Weird Tales. |
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Details supplied by Monte Herridge. |
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Collection of 16 stories, five original, with an afterword discussing the stories’ origins. Introduction by Sophie Masson. A first collection. This is a print-on-demand edition; a trade paperback edition (-38-6, A$25.00) and a limited hardcover edition (-37-9, $75.00) were announced but not seen; Details taken from online listing. |
Anthology of 15 stories originally published in the online magazine Lone Star Stories. Authors include Nina Kiriki Hoffman, Ekaterina Sedia, Tim Pratt, and Jay Lake. Introduction by Sherwood Smith. |
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Anthology of seven alternate history SF stories accompanied by six essays by historians examining the stories’ plausibility. Fiction authors include William Sanders, Kim Stanley Robinson, and Harry Turtledove. |
Educational workbook with many illustrations and exercises. |
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Non-fiction study of Margaret Millar, Patricia Highsmith, Leslie Ford, Charlotte Armstrong, Dorothy B. Hughes, Mignon Eberhart, and Phoebe Atwood Taylor. |
Chapbook included with the hardback edition of Silver Bullets ed. Douglas G. Greene & Jeffrey Marks. |
Reprint (Delphi 2001) biography of Craig Rice. |
Original anthology of 15 canine Christmas crimes. |
Original anthology of 15 crime stories featuring dogs. |
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Details taken from Table of Contents. |
One of a series of schools’ educational volumes under the general editorship of Michael Marland, reflecting popular culture and aimed at encouraging writing. Illustrated with photographs by Catherine Shakespeare Lane. |