Young-adult anthology. Published in the UK as Asimov’s Ghosts (Dragon Books 1986), omitting the Matheson. |
Paperback edition of the above. |
Juvenile anthology of fantasy stories. |
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Collection of rare stories featuring the occult detective Aylmer Vance, culled from the classic fiction magazines of seventy or more years ago, previously unpublished in book form. Edited and introduced by Jack Adrian. This edition is limited to 500 copies. A world-wide edition available in the US for $30.00 and in the UK for £21.00. |
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Collection of 15 stories, including all the short fiction in the Myth series, plus Asprin’s original proposal for that series, two scripts, and an original essay/story about the Society for Creative Anachronism. Edited and with an introduction by Bill Fawcett. |
Original collection of three stories in the “Myth” series, set after Something M.Y.T.H. Inc. The authors provide separate introductions on collaborating. |
Original anthology of 6 stories in the “Thieves’ World” fantasy shared world series. |
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Original anthology of 8 fantasy stories set in Sanctuary. This one, with introductions, afterwords, etc., sounds more and more like a round-robin fanzine. |
Original fantasy anthology in the series set in Sanctuary. This has the new packaging for the series. |
Reprint (Ace 1985) original fantasy shared-world anthology. Volume seven in the series. |
Volume five in the series. |
Reissue (Ace 1983) original anthology, “Thieves’ World” #5; 8th printing—it says “July 1984” inside, but it should be 1985. |
Reissue (Ace 1983) original anthology of fantasy stories set in Sanctuary; fifth in the series. 11th printing. |
Reissue (Ace 1983) original fantasy shared-world anthology. Volume five in the series. |
Thieves’ World #3, also in Sanctuary. |
Reissue (Ace 1981) original anthology, “Thieves’ World” #3, 12th printing. |
Reissue (Ace 1981 as by Robert Lynn Asprin) fantasy anthology, Book 3 in the “Thieves’ World” series. 14th printing. |
Original anthology/braided novel of 6 stories by 3 authors—Abbey, Cherryh, and Morris—set in the world of Sanctuary. |
Original shared-world anthology of eight stories, with an introduction by Asprin. Its marked “The Triumphant Conclusion” on the cover, so maybe this is the last of the series. |
Thieves’ World #4. |
Reissue (Ace 1982) original anthology, “Thieves’ World” #4; 9th printing. |
Reissue (Ace 1982 as by Robert Lynn Asprin) original anthology of stories set in the fantasy city Sanctuary. 11th printing. |
Reissue (Ace 1982) original fantasy shared-world anthology. Volume four in the series. |
Thieves’ World #2, also in Sanctuary. |
Reprint (Ace 1980) original fantasy anthology. May be 1st UK. |
Reissue (Ace 1980) original anthology, “Thieves’ World” #2. |
Reissue (Ace 1980 as by Robert Lynn Asprin) original anthology, “Thieves’ World” #2. 14th printing. The earlier printings listed Asprin alone as editor. |
Reissue (Ace 1980) original fantasy shared-world anthology. Volume two in the series. |
The first of the shared-world anthologies that set the trend. Also in Sanctuary. |
Reissue (Ace 1979) original anthology, The first “Thieves’ World” book. 17th Ace printing. |
Reissue (Ace 1979) original anthology. “Thieves’ World” #1. The cover credits both Asprin and Lynn Abbey as editors, but Abbey became co-editor later on. 18th printing. This is the first printing with the new packaging. |
Reissue (Ace 1979) original fantasy shared-world anthology. Volume one in the series. |
Original shared world fantasy anthology of 8 stories. |
“Thieves’ World”, sixth in this series of original fantasy anthologies with a continuing cast. |
Reissue (Ace 1984) original anthology, “Thieves’ World” #6; 4th printing. |
Reissue (Ace 1984) original fantasy anthology set in Sanctuary. 7th printing. |
Reprint (Ace 1984) original fantasy shared-world anthology. Volume six in the series. |
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See also revised UK edition (What Dreams May Come, Barrie 1951). |
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Reprint (James Barrie 1952 as The Second Ghost Book) anthology. |
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Published in the US as A Book of Modern Ghosts, Scribner, 1953. |
Published in USA by Scribner’s, 1929. Most stories were reprinted in A Century of Creepy Stories ed. Anon, Hutchinson, 1934. |
The series was continued by James Turner. |