Original anthology of two fantasy novels set in Norton’s “Witch World” universe bound in one book, second book of the “Witch World: The Turning” series. The books were edited by Norton and copyrighted by Andre Norton, Ltd. Contains Exile by Mary Schaub and Falcon Hope by P.M. Griffin. |
Reprint (Tor 1992) original anthology of two fantasy stories set in Norton’s “Witch World” universe, second book of the “Witch World: The Turning” series. Copyrighted by Andre Norton, Ltd. |
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Round-robin novel written by “Certain Members of the Detection Club”. |
Reprint (Hodder 1931) round-robin novel written by members of the Detection Club. |
Details supplied by Kenneth R. Johnson. |
Regency romances. Details supplied by Kenneth R. Johnson. |
Speculative content listed only. Details taken from online listing. |
Anthology of 12 original short stories, plus seven poems and four non-fiction pieces. |
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Details supplied by Kenneth R. Johnson. |
Chapbook given as a premium to those who purchased Ketchum & Lee’s Sleep Disorder directly through Gauntlet, as a token of customer appreciation. |
Original anthology of four supernatural horror novellas by Douglas Clegg, Christopher Golden, Bentley Little, and Tom Piccirilli. |
Reprint (Leisure 2002) original anthology of four supernatural horror novellas by Bentley Little, Douglas Clegg, Christopher Golden, and Tom Piccirilli. |
Horror omnibus. |
Reprint (Oxford University Press 1994) omnibus edition of four classic Gothic novels: The Castle of Otranto by Horace Walpole (1764), Vathek by William Beckford (1786), The Monk by Matthew Lewis (1796), and Frankenstein by Mary Shelley (1831 edition). Includes brief chronologies of the authors’ lives and works. This may be identical to the British edition published in July. |
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Details supplied by Curt Phillips. |
Chapbook original anthology/mosaic story with four story/chapters by individual authors, with framing prologue and epilogue by all four. Authors are Linda L. Donahue, Rhonda Eudaly, Julia S. Mandala & Dusty Rainbolt. |
“Prepared by the Materials Development Staff of English Language Services, Inc. under the co-direction of Edwin T. Cornelius, Jr., and Willard D. Sheeler. Mary Raitt and Helena Newman rewrote and adapted the stories, and Earle W. Brockman served as consulting editor.” |
Original anthology of four novellas based on a single sentence about a man who offers to raise the dead for a price. Authors are Kelley Armstrong, Christopher Golden, David Liss, and Jonathan Maberry. Details taken from online listing. |
Abridged from Maiden Murders (Harper Brothers, 1952). |
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Details taken from online listing. |
Limited to 766 numbered copies signed by the authors, available only to collectors who purchased the Cemetery Dance Collectors Club #3. Also available in a traycased edition, limited to 52 lettered, signed, copies ($250). Details taken from online listing. |
Gaming tie-in original anthology of 12 stories and one poem based on the computer game. Authors include Christie Golden, Troy Denning, and Tobias Buckell. Details taken from online listing. |
Omnibus of three classic novels. Each is separately paginated within the volume. |
Reprint (Signet 1978) omnibus of three classic horror novels, with an introduction by Stephen King. |
Reissue (Signet 1978) omnibus of three classic horror novels with an introduction by Stephen King; ninth printing. |
Details taken from online listing. In the “Baen Free Library” series. |
Details supplied by Denny Lien. |
Details supplied by Kenneth R. Johnson. “five Regency love stories” |
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Details taken from online listing. |
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Eight extracts from forthcoming novels, a “free sampler” with no page numbers. The back of the title page says this is the “First Aladdin Paperbacks edition May 2005.” |
Original anthology of five romance novellas with supernatural elements. |
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Details supplied by Lia McGunigle from Table of Contents. |
Details supplied by Kenneth R. Johnson. A set of loosely interconnected stories, with a character from one story walking through another, all linked by a gossip columnist named Lady Whistledown. Excerpts from her columns, written by Julia Quinn, are scattered through all four stories. |
Original anthology of four speculative fiction articles and four stories dealing with life in the mid-21st century, written by Ben Bova, Frederik Pohl, Jerry Pournelle, and Charles Sheffield. With an introduction by Sheffield. |
Reprint (AvoNova 1994) anthology of four speculative articles and four stories about life in the mid-21st century, written by Ben Bova, Frederik Pohl, Jerry Pournelle, and Charles Sheffield, with an introduction by Sheffield. |
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Anthology of 8 stories and excerpts from works published in Gollancz. Issued Free with a 1997 (prob mid-summer) issue of Focus. It includes a series of one-page ads for books by contributors. |
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Original anthology of four novellas in the “Age of Sigmar” series. Details taken from publisher website. |
Details taken from online listing. |
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Limited to 3000 copies. Details taken from online listing. |
Early small press anthology selecting stories from Crawford’s magazine Marvel Tales. |
Ghost/horror story anthology. |
Details taken from online listing. |
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Collection of 10 stories, 8 were previously available as ebooks in 2018. The stories feature characters from Clare’s “Mortal Instruments”, “Infernal Devices”, “Dark Artifices” and “Last Hours” series. Authors include Cassandra Clare, Kelly Link, Sarah Rees Brennan, Maureen Johnson, and Robin Wasserman. Simultaneous with US (Margaret K. McElderry Books) edition. Issued without a dustjacket in illustrated boards. |
A volume assembled “with a particular view to counteract the vulgar belief in ghosts and apparitions, and to promote a rational estimate of the nature of phenomena commonly considered as supernatural.” Contains six color plates. Note revised US edition, Carey & Hart, 1846. |
This volume is listed as one of the titles in the series Famous Stories of All Time published by Gulliver Books at the end of the War. It is possible that not all of these were published. |
Details taken from the 1984 Octopus/Cathay reprint. Illustrated by Ian McCaig. |
Three stories almost certainly selected from Famous Ghost Stories ed. Bennett Cerf (Random House, 1944). |
A compendium from Uncanny Stories and More Uncanny Stories with some additional stories from The Novel Magazine. |