Reprint (Ace 1984) SF novel. This is a signed, limited edition of 750. |
Fantasy novella. Tom Holbrook is determined to kill a man who’s already dead. Also available as a signed, leatherbound, edition limited to 300 numbered copies ($60.00) and a traycased edition, limited to 26, leatherbound, lettered copies ($250.00). Details taken from publisher’s website. |
Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Del Rey 1979) fantasy novel. A slipcased, signed, limited edition of 250 ($125.00) and lettered edition ($275.00) are also available. |
Reprint (Legend 1997) fantasy novel, part three of a loose Fisher King trilogy after Last Call and Expiration Date. Illustrated by J.K. Potter. This is a limited edition of 500 signed by both Powers and Potter; a lettered edition of 26 is available only as part of a matched set of the trilogy. |
Reprint (HarperCollins UK 1995) fantasy novel, the second book in a Fisher King trilogy. Illustrated by J.K. Potter. This is a limited edition of 500 signed by both Powers and Potter; a lettered edition of 26 is available only as part of a set. |
Reprint (Morrow 1992) fantasy/occult/mainstream novel set in Las Vegas, the first book in a Fisher King trilogy. Illustrated by J.K. Potter. This is a limited edition of 500 signed by both Powers and Potter; a leatherbound, lettered edition of 26 is available only as part of a set. |
Reprint (William Morrow; Corvus 2016) horror novel/thriller, illustrated by J.K. Potter. Limited to 474 numbered copies, signed by the author, housed in a custom slipcase. Also available in a specially bound edition, limited to 26 lettered copies, signed by the author, and housed in a custom traycase ($500). Details taken from publisher’s website. |
Also available in a leatherbound edition, limited to 500 numbered, signed, copies ($60.00). Details taken from online listing. |
Collection of six stories. Introduction by James P. Blaylock, who co-authored two of the stories. Includes a bibliography, and story notes by Powers. This is a signed, limited edition of 1500 and a lettered edition of 26. |
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Fantasy novella following a character from The Anubis Gates. Jacky Snapp has trouble with ghosts in 19th century London. Illustrated by J.K. Potter. Printed in two colors. Signed, leatherbound, slipcased, limited edition of 474 ($75.00) and a traycased, lettered edition of 26 ($350.00) are also |
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Reprint (Ace 1987) pirate fantasy adventure novel. A signed, limited edition of 250 signed copies ($75.00) with added illustrations by Powers and Gurney, and a traycased, leatherbound lettered edition of 26 ($250.00) with one more illustration than the limited, are also available. |
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Also available in a slipcased, leatherbound, edition ($75), limited to 474 numbered, signed copies, ($75.00). Also available in a traycased edition ($500.00), limited to 26 lettered, signed, copies. Details taken from publisher website. |
Time-travel fantasy novella. Illustrated by J.K. Potter E-book and a signed, limited leatherbound edition of 350 ($60.00) are also available. |
Dark fantasy novelette about a used bookseller, a book of poems, and a mysterious girl. Illustrated by J.K. Potter. A signed, leatherbound, limited edition of 474 copies (-074-3, $45.00) with different dustjacket art is also available. |
Collection of nine stories, a complete gathering of Powers’s short fiction including three collaborations with James P. Blaylock. Introduction by Paul Di Filippo. |
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Fantasy time-travel conspiracy thriller. Illustrated by J.K. Potter. This is a signed, limited edition of 474 numbered copies. A lettered edition ($600.00) limited to 26 signed traycased copies is also available. |
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Reprint (Cassell 1937) horror novel. Volume 45 in the series. |
Collection of 3 novellas with an afterword by Glen Cavaliero. It’s described as “space fantasy” and surreal. |
Official program book for the 1982 World Fantasy Convention. Following excludes convention-based news/features. |
Reprint (Upcott Gill 1899) non-fiction study of fortune-telling with cards. Volume 31 in the series. |
Collection of over 30 humorous stories and articles from 1963 to 2010. At least half the contents are in Pratchett’s NESFA collection. Includes 24 pages of colour plates, mainly Josh Kirby originals of cover, plus other illustrations. |
Collection of 14 stories originally published untitled as by “Uncle Jim” in the “Children’s Circle” section of the Bucks Free Press newspaper. Includes 2 early stories about The Carpet People. |
Ten stories. Illustrated by Mark Beech. The limited edition is illustrated in full colour. A limited edition hardcover edition (-53551-1, £25.00) was announced but not seen. |
Collection of 44 short pieces: 17 stories, 26 non-fiction pieces, and one poem, published in honor of Pratchett’s appearance as GoH at Noreascon 4, Worldcon 2004. Pratchett provides introductions to each piece, and a general “Apology”. Introduction by Esther Friesner; afterword by Priscilla Olson. |
Foreword by Neil Gaiman. Simultaneous with the US (Doubleday) edition. |
Also available in a slipcased “Collector’s Edition” (-996-1, £85.00) which includes 4 pages of childhood doodles by Pratchett and a poster insert with the text of “The Quest for the Keys”. Details taken from online listing. |
Revised from the hardback (Doubleday UK, 2023) edition to include an additional, newly-discovered, story. |
Collection of 14 stories, originally published untitled as by “Uncle Jim” in the “Children’s Circle” section of Bucks Free Press (1966-1973). |
Collection of 16 stories, originally published untitled as by ’Uncle Jim’ in the ’Children’s Circle’ section of Bucks Free Press (1966-1973). Illustrations by Mark Beech. This is the slip-cased collector’s edition produced for Waterstones, which includes the contents of the trade edition, plus a print of the author as a wizard by the artist, two extra stories, “Johnno the Talking Horse” (1972) and “The Wild Knight” (1966), plus a commentary by Suzanne Bridson (Terry’s adult fiction editor) after each story, and an end-piece by Rob Wilkins. |
A Mystery Writers of America Anthology. |
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Collection of 23 stories, three original with notes on each by the author, who also writes as T.A. Pratt. |
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Collection of 32 poems, eight original. |
Collection of 15 stories, one original, and four poems. Introduction by Michaela Roessner. The author’s afterword discusses the origins of each story. |
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Original illustrated anthology of both fiction and non-fiction concerning the world of subatomic particles. |
Original anthology of non-fiction and fiction. A guide to the solar system, featuring original stories by well-known sf writers plus essays by scientists and work by sf/astronomy artists. |