Anthology of nine Hugo Award-winning stories, the three for each year 1989-1991, plus an introduction and notes by Willis. Only Willis’ name appears on the cover as “presented by,” but it is copyrighted only by Greenberg. |
Anthology of 10 feminist stories from Analog and Asimov’s. Authors include Octavia E. Butler, Anne McCaffrey, Ursula K. Le Guin. Introduction by Willis on the “liberation” of SF. Copyrighted by Penny Publications. |
Anthology of 12 stories and seven excerpts from longer works. Authors include Ursula K. Le Guin, E. Nesbit, and Patricia A. McKillip. |
Anthology of six stories and 13 excerpts from longer works. Authors include T.H. White, E. Nesbit, Roald Dahl, and Ursula K. Le Guin. |
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Collection of 45 “prose poems”, a series of dark fantasy vignettes, with illustrations by the author. |
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Selection of Australian ghost stories intended for young adults. |
Reprint (New English Library 1970) crime/horror novel. This is described as “the most complete version of the text to have been published anywhere, previous British and American editions having been abridged for reasons of length or taste.” |
Collection of 29 surreal/satirical stories, 11 original, set in Pseudofoliculitis City. A hardcover edition (-10-1, $29.95) was announced but not seen. |
Collection of 28 “irreal” stories, four original. |
Original anthology of 26 stories (six reprints) combining SF and video games. Authors include Charles Yu, Seanan McGuire, Holly Black, and Hugh Howey. Foreword by Ernest Cline; introduction by Adams. Details taken from online listing. In the “Vintage Original” series. |
Original anthology of 17 stories, five reprints. Authors include Charles Yu, Hugh Howey, and Seanan McGuire. Foreword by Wilson. Details taken from online listing. |
Original perfect-bound-chapbook collection of nine stories/vignettes, three reprints, interspersed with scientific “factoids”. |
3 originals; and all previously published stories revised for this edition. A deluxe signed edition edition (£65.00) was announced but not seen. |
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Associational anthology of 21 stories and novel excerpts, from the 1830s to the 1990s. Several have light fantasy elements, including Woolf, Wilde, Carter and Roberts. The cover title is & Masquerade. |
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Hardboiled P.I./sf quasi-novel (made up of three connecting stories). |
SF collection/fix-up novel of the LaNague Federation (Doubleday, 1976). This has a new preface by Wilson, and adds one barely related story. |
Collection of three connected sf stories featuring Cultural Survey agent Steven Dalt. |
Original anthology of 14 stories of medical terror, some with SF or supernatural elements. Authors include Karl Edward Wagner, Ed Gorman, Stephen Spruill, and Matthew Costello. |
Original shared-world anthology of 19 horror stories featuring a travelling circus. The stories build on each other and are supposed to be read sequentially. |
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Original anthology of 13 horror stories based on the art of Gahan Wilson. Authors include Kathe Koja, Norman Partridge, and Lucy Taylor. Nancy A. Collins is the “Consulting Editor”; there is an introduction and illustrations by Gahan Wilson. Packaged and copyrighted by Byron Preiss Visual Publications. |
Limited Edition of 350 Numbered copies. |
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Bound in the tête-bêche style with The Sioux Spaceman by Andre Norton. |
Small pamphlet collection of 8 original stories, put together by the author before his death in March 1987. Drumm Booklet #27. |
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Original anthology of 17 stories and three poems (two reprints) by Canadian writers. Authors include Scott Mackay, Matthew Hughes, and Lisa Smedman. Introduction by Wilson, afterword by van Belkom. |