Omnibus of the collections The Innocence of Father Brown (Cassell 1911) and The Wisdom of Father Brown (Cassell 1914). |
Reassembled from earlier collections. Details supplied by Geir Hasnes. |
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This edition omits the last three stories from the Cassell edition. |
This edition omits the last four stories from the 1922 Cassell edition. Details supplied by Geir Hasnes. |
Subtitled “A Nightmare”. |
Satirical sf novel set in 1984. |
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Collection of seven mystery stories, one previously uncollected, with an introduction by H.R.F. Keating. |
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Details supplied by Geir Hasnes. |
Original collection of vampire stories. |
Collection of five stories, three original. |
Collection of 16 stories including 2 that have never been reprinted since their original publication, plus a vampire novella that appears here for the very first time! Also available in a slipcased edition (-35-7, £45.00), limited to 100 numbered, signed, copies. Also available in a traycased edition (-36-4), limited to 26 lettered, signed, copies. |
Original collection of seven stories. |
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Collection of four dark fantasy stories, with an introduction by David J. Howe. Issued free to BFS Members with the December 1997 mailing. |
Collection of original horror stories, each one connected to the others by a common theme or character. |
New collection of ghost stories. |
Volume six in the “Tales of Clavering Grange” series. |
Collection of 10 supernatural stories. |
Collection of 15 vampire stories, one original, with foreword by Brian Lumley and afterword by editor Stephen Jones. Interior illustrations by Jim Pitts. A limited edition of 100 copies signed by all contributors (-34-8, $95.00) is also available |
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First in a series of anthologies for younger readers. Stories included both fearsome and humorous monsters. |
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Horror stories set in the Victorian era. |
Anthology of 25 ghost stories selected from books in the “Fontana Book of Great Ghost Stories” series edited by the late Chetwynd-Hayes. Foreword by Jones; introduction by Chetwynd-Hayes. Authors include Stephen King, Garry Kilworth, F. Marion Crawford, and E. Nesbit. |
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Earlier volumes in the series edited by Robert Aickman. |