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Anthology of 10 stories. |
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Collection of 16 horror stories, three original. Introduction by Ed Gorman. The author discusses writing short fiction in general in his “prelude”, and the writing of each story in separate introductions. |
Original anthology of 21 previously unpublished stories by Bradbury, Bloch, Grant, Gene Wolfe, and others, plus an interview with Richard Matheson and an unpublished Beaumont story. |
Original anthology of 27 horror stories, including work by Stephen King, Ramsey Campbell, and Richard Matheson. Issued in silver boards without dust wrapper. |
Original anthology of 28 horror stories and five poems, with an introduction by the editor. |
Original anthology of 26 stories, one a reprint. A signed limited edition of 750 copies ($49.00) was announced. |
Original anthology of 28 horror stories, the fifth and final in the series. Authors include Poppy Z. Brite, Richard Matheson, and Ray Bradbury. This is a limited edition of 500 signed by Williamson and all contributors except Matheson, Bradbury, and the late Ray Russell; a lettered edition with draft versions of the stories by Bradbury and Richard Christian Matheson, a color frontispiece by Clive Barker, and signed by all except Ray Russell ($250.00) was announced. |
Chapbook given as a premium to those who purchased Masques V directly through Gauntlet Press. Limited to 552 numbered copies signed by three of the contributors; remaining copies subsequently offered for sale. |
Subtitled “Jack Williamson: The Collector’s Edition Volume One”. |
Collection of 34 pieces from 1959-2008, presented in chronological order of original publication. There is a foreword by Connie Willis and an afterword by Williamson. Also available in a slipcased edition (-52-7, $150.00), limited to 75 numbered, signed, copies. Volume eight in “The Collected Stories of Jack Williamson”. |
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Reprint short story, originally written by Williamson as his holiday contribution for his local writer’s group, distributed free to people who placed a paid pre-order for The Worlds of Jack Williamson. Details taken from publisher website. |
Collection of 12 stories from 1938-40, in chronological order, plus five non-fiction pieces. There is a foreword by Frank M. Robinson and an afterword by Williamson. Also available in a slipcased edition (-23-5, $100.00), limited to 75 numbered, signed, copies. Volume five in “The Collected Stories of Jack Williamson”. |
Reprint (Fantasy Press 1948) horror novel. Volume 43 in the series. |
Sf novel, revised from “Gateway to Paradise” (Startling Stories, July 1941). Bound in the tête-bêche style with The Paradox Men by Charles L. Harness. |
Collection of two stories and the novel Dragon’s Island (1951). Packaged and edited by Martin H. Greenberg and Ed Gorman. |
Collection of ten pieces from 1940-41, in chronological order, with an appendix of four non-fiction pieces; this includes The Reign of Wizardry (1964) and a novella version of Darker Than You Think. Foreword by Frederik Pohl; afterword by Williamson. Also available in a slipcased edition (-28-6, $125.00), limited to 75 numbered, signed, copies. Volume six in “The Collected Stories of Jack Williamson”. |
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Novelette originally published in Asimov’s. This is a signed, limited edition of 300 copies. |
Collection of nine stories and an essay, all dating from 1928-1931 and presented in chronological order, plus an appendix of letters and contest entries. There is a foreword by Hal Clement and an afterword by Williamson. Also available in a slipcased edition (-03-0, $100.00), limited to 100 numbered, signed, copies. Volume one in “The Collected Stories of Jack Williamson”. |
Limited to 75 copies, signed by Higgins, distributed with the slipcased edition of The Worlds of Jack Williamson. Details taken from publisher website. |
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