Collection of four essays by Machen in a limited edition booklet of 200 copies. |
Collection of 39 rare essays by the acclaimed fantasy/horror writer. Selected, edited and with an Introduction by R. B. Russell, this edition is limited to 250 numbered copies. |
Expanded from the first edition (Tartarus Press, 1995) by the addition of the 28 essays previously published in Dog and Duck (Knopf, 1924). Selected, edited and with an Introduction by R. B. Russell, this edition is limited to 250 numbered copies. |
Limited to 875 copies. |
This edition only has 4 stories in common with the 1923 (Covici-McGee) edition. Limited to 250 copies. |
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Reprints 7 of the 14 stories from the Knopf (1948) edition. |
Reprints 13 of the 14 stories from the Knopf (1948) edition and adds an Introduction by Roger Dobson. A Limited Edition of 500 copies, including 20 marbled copies for presentation. |
Reprints 5 of the 14 stories from the Knopf (1948) edition. |
Reprints 9 of the 14 stories from the Knopf (1948) edition. |
Collection of 13 stories and one essay on “The Literature of Occultism”, volume three of The Best Weird Tales of Arthur Machen. Edited and with an introduction by S.T. Joshi. |
Retitled: Black Crusade. Corgi, London, 1966. The title page lists both London: John Lane and Boston: Roberts Bros as publisher. |
Collection of 21 horror stories, including the contents of Ornaments in Jade (1924) and The Angels of Mons (1915). This is the second volume of “The Best Weird Tales of Arthur Machen” series; edited and with an introduction by S.T. Joshi. |
Collection of 11 weird stories. Edited and with an introduction and notes by S.T. Joshi. Foreword by Guillermo del Toro. This is an international edition with US and UK prices. |
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Collection of 20 stories, 4 of them new. Also available in a hardback edition (-39-3, £24.99), limited to 100 numbered, signed, copies. Details taken from online listing. |
Collection of nine stories, three original. Details taken from online listing. |
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The first collection of fiction by Andy Mcilvain heavily influenced by the works of Clark Ashton Smith. |
Details supplied by Terry Zobeck. |
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Original anthology of 14 stories. |
Novelization, the second in a series based on characters from the horror movie Final Destination. Copyrighted by New Line Cinema. |
Fix-up novel based on three stories from The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction. |
Reprint (Doubleday 1954) SF novel. Bound in the tête-bêche style with The Transposed Man by Dwight V. Swain. |
Bound in the tête-bêche style with Rebels of the Red Planet by Charles L. Fontenay. |
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Fantasy novelization. Book #3 in “Stefan Kumansky” series after Star of Erengrad and Taint of Evil. This is a world-wide edition and is available in the US for $7.99. |
Fantasy novel set in the world of “Warhammer”. |
Fantasy war novel. A “Warhammer” novel; second in the “Stefan Kumansky” series after Star of Erengrad. |
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Fixup novel based on three novelettes in Analog. |
Bound in the tête-bêche style with The Girl Who Was Plugged In by James Tiptree, Jr. Labelled “Tor Double #7” on the cover. |
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Anthology of Nebula Award winning and nominated fiction: nine stories, one novel excerpt, two selections from Grand Master Ursula K. Le Guin’s Changing Planes, plus non-fiction pieces on Damon Knight, Author Emeritus Katherine MacLean, and Le Guin. Introduction by the editor. This is the 38th volume in the annual series, the third from Roc. |
Details taken from online listing. Volume seven in “The Argosy Library”. |
Details taken from Table of Contents. |
Volume 107 in “The Argosy Library”. Details taken from publisher website. |