SF novel. |
SF novelette, limited to 100 copies. |
SF collection. |
Collection. |
Sf novel, expanded from the novelette of the same name (Science Fantasy #17, 1956). |
Collection of essays ranging from autobiography to sf criticism, limited to 500 copies. |
Poem by Aldiss, heavily illustrated by Mike Wilks. |
Collection of seven poems written as a response to his wife’s death. A limited edition of 200 numbered copies, signed by Aldiss. |
SF novel, later abridged and serialized as “Minor Operation” in New Worlds (1962). |
Associational mainstream novel. |
SF novel. |
Original short story issued in a limited edition of 550 numbered copies, to coincide with Aldiss’s Guest of Honour appearance at Novacon 10. |
Semi-autobiographical novel chronicling the bawdy (mis)adventures of Horatio Stubbs. |
Mainstream novella, billed as “a modern parable”. |
Bound in the tête-bêche style with Born with the Dead by Robert Silverberg. |
SF collection. |
SF novel, with an introduction by Ian R. MacLeod. Limited to 500 copies, signed by the author. Also available in a limited hardback edition (-25-8, £60.00) limited to 200 numbered copies, signed by Aldiss & Macleod. |
Compendium of science fiction magazine cover and interior art, with accompanying text by Aldiss. |
Critical essay on SF written specially for the Bran’s Head chapbook series. |
Collection of the full script for the Science Fiction Blues roadshow, together with some pieces dropped from the show and a few new items. This first book from Avernus (jointly owned by Brian Aldiss) shows Aldiss as one of the most innovative writers in the field today. |
Program book for the Science Fiction Blues roadshow, including three original short stories. |
Challenging quiz books on all aspects of science fiction. |
Collection of 10 stories. |
Collection of 10 stories, extended from the collection of the same name (Jonathan Cape, 1984) with the addition of the original story “Juniper”. |
Collection of more than 20 stories and vignettes— several original—each introduced by a comment, vignette, or anecdote. |
Collage of words and images put together by Brian Aldiss and distributed free with the August issue of Interzone, which was a special Brian Aldiss issue. This is subtitled “the first Aldiss cutup”. A limited hardcover edition of 25 copies, including a collage signed by Aldiss (£50.00) was also available. |
autobiography spanning one month where reflections on science and history to lie side by side with notes on domestic affairs, and commentaries on the life of a writer of fantastic literature; subtitled “Speculations on Change”. |
Semi-autobiographical novel chronicling the bawdy (mis)adventures of Horatio Stubbs; subtitled “Further Adventures of the Hand-Reared Boy”. |
Mainstream/SF black comedy novel about a man trying to recover a decade of memories stolen from him and sold as softcore porn. Simultaneous with the UK edition from Flamingo. |
Reprint (Faber and Faber 1958 as Non-Stop) SF novel. |
SF collection, roughly based on The Airs of Earth. |
SF collection, roughly based on The Airs of Earth. This is labelled “first complete U.S. edition” and adds one story “Intangibles, Inc.” to the earlier collection of the same name (Signet 1964). |
Poem printed on a postcard. |
Satirical SF novel; subtitled “A Novel of a Future Europe”. |
Original SF collection. |
Illustrated collection of mostly previously published essays on a wide variety of subjects, including literature, film, politics, current affairs, art and the author’s own life. |
Non-fiction, critical study of the history of science fiction; an extensive revision and expansion of Aldiss’s Billion Year Spree (1973). |
Excellent collection of 12 sf and fantasy stories, mainly from the last five years. |
Autobiography of the author. Illustrated with 8 pages of photographs. |
Sf novella, bound in the tête-bêche style with Changeling Worlds by Kenneth Bulmer. |
Mainstream novel about the Fielding family. |
Memoir of the final weeks of life of Margaret Aldiss after the diagnosis of inoperable cancer. |
SF novel of colonists on a 21st-century Mars which has been designated a preserve for science, legally protected from exploitation or development. |
Reprint (Faber and Faber 1965 as Best Science Fiction Stories of Brian W. Aldiss) SF collection. |
SF fixup novel composed of Equator (Brown, Watson 1958) and “The Impossible Smile” (Science Fantasy May & June 1965 as by Jael Cracken) and a new novella, “The Mannerheim Symphony”, which serves as a framing device. |
A Relevation of the Planet Venus in Fact and Fiction. Abridged from Farewell Fantastic Venus! |
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