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London,: Wandering Star,, 2002. First Edition.. Offered is a 3-volume, matching numbered set of THE COMPLETE CONAN OF CIMMERIA, (2002), by Robert E. Howard. With each volume signed by the author, and slipcased. The WANDERING STAR, ROBERT E. HOWARD book series was comprised of THE SAVAGE TALES OF SOLOMON KANE; BRAN MAK MORN; THE ULTIMATE TRIUMPH; and… Read more about this item

New York, : Dial Press,, 1980. . [First Printing]. Joan Vinge was only the 4th woman to win the Hugo Award for best Novel, which she won in 1981, for THE SNOW QUEEN. Offered, is the author's signed, 662 holograph page manuscript of that Hugo Award winning novel, which was originally entitled, CARBUNCLE, then changed during its evolution. Also… Read more about this item

New York: Berkeley/Putnam, 1978. [First Edition]. No, NOT the James Cameron movie., but this being an alien race leaves mankind a STARGATE. SIGNED on the title-page by the author. Near fine in d.j.

New York: Brerkeley/Putnam, 1977. [First Edition]. Little rubbing to d.j., else fine in Richard Powers, illustrated d.j. Signed by the author on the title-page.

Seattle: Axolotl Press, 1987. First Hardcover Edition. This, "Ace Doubly" presented book, turn it over, and right-side up for, ESCAPE FROM KATHMANDU by Kim Stanley Robinson, features two Langdon St. Ives stories, by the clever and engaging James P. Blaylock, TWO VIEWS OF A CAVE PAINTING, and THE IDOL'S EYE. Signed x 4, including Blaylock, and Robinson; introducors,… Read more about this item

Printed by the esteemed, Carroll Coleman, at The Prairie Press. Another book of poems for Derleth's male lover, "Mara." [400 copies printed]. Signed, inscribed to Roy A. Squires. A fine copy. Very slight aging of d.j., spine.

Burton, MI: Subterranean Press, 2002. First Edition. This book was conceived on the brilliant notion that, rather than the artist illustrate the author, the author would "illustrate" the artist, by composing stories around the artist's original conceptions. ETM features the horrifying, exotic, erotic, beautiful ,and to this day, cutting-edge visions of arguably, the best psychological visionary in the… Read more about this item

New Castle, VA.: Cheap Street, 1982. [First Edition]. Anearly taleyears before his initial publication in Weird Talesthis is the author's attempt at a "Last person on Earth" story. The first Cheap Street publication, however; this being the Deluxe, production limited to only sixty-two copies as Jan & George O'Nale explained on their colophon page"This upgraded version of "Ervool" was… Read more about this item

Browns Mills, N.J.: Stuart David Schiff, 1979. First Edition.. A special issue of the legendary WHISPERS magazine, devoted to the work of Fritz Leiber, Jr. Features the Leiber tale, 'The Button Molder,' a ghost story. A reminiscence of Leiber"Fritz Leiber Revisited,' by James Wade is a short but informative bio of the author. A photograph of H.P. Lovecraft… Read more about this item

New York: Targ Editions, 1981. (First Edition). Three Science Fiction short stories: "The Last Answer;" "True Love;" and "Fair Exchange?" Beautifully printed upon dampened Barcham Greene, Cambersand, rag papers, by the Grenfell Press, typeset by Stinehour Press; handbound in Belgian linen by Colvin & Co. The stories are short, but this will be the lovliest Asimov book… Read more about this item

San Francisco/Columbia, PA: Underwood-Miller, 1980. First Edition. A notable book, featuring a lengthy, fictional-autobiographical-tale that didn't quite reach novel length, fleshed out by afterwards by authors who were the author's friendsRobert Silverberg, Norman Spinrad, Vonda McIntyre, Robert Sheckley, Philip José Farmer, Edward Bryant, and Thomas Disch. An edition limited to only 200 SIGNED, NUMBERED copies by the author.… Read more about this item

London: G.P. Putnam's, 1924. [First Edition]. Putnam publishers published three Dunsany volumes in a deluxe, oversized presentation, with vellum spine, heavy, quality book paper, and each copy edition signed by both the author, and artistthe author's personal favorite, Sidney H. Sime; Sime has signed under the frontispiece in the book, Dunsany's signature is slightly smudged, he always seemed to… Read more about this item

[Glendale, CA]: Roy A Squires, 1979. First Edition. The first publication of this lost Martian Chronicle story. Published in an edition limited to 230 signed, numbered copies, this copy is additionally signed by the artist Andrew Smith. Lovely find press booklet, printed from handset types upon handmade papers. The penultimate publication by Squires before his Bibliography.… Read more about this item

[RAS Press], 1976. [First Thus]. Roy A. Squires was the father of Fine Press Printing to the fields of Fantasy & Science Fiction. Edition limited to 200 copies, most, but not all, were signed by the author. Printed upon Chroma ivory paper, covers of Mi-Teintes Tobacco, from handset American Uncial types. A fine copy.

[n.p.]: Wandering Star, [2002]. [First Edition]. A facsimile reprinting of Howard's original, 29,000 word, Conan manuscript. Presented in an , illustrated, string-tie, handsome folding shell, limited to 250 numbered copies, signed by the artist Gary Gianni. As new.

New York: William Morrow, 1992. First Edition. Powers's contemporary, gambling novel, set in Las Vegas, er, contemporary in 1992, that is. Can't believe it's been nearly thirty years! Powers won his first World Fantasy Award for this one. Fine in d.j.

New York: Knopf, 1990. First Edition. Ray Bradbury's haunted Hollywood of the 1950's, suitabley, signed and inscribed to 1950's, Hollywood actor, MacDonald Carey. "For MacCarey@ Good wishes always! Ray Bradbury." Fine in d.j.

New Castle, VA.: Cheap Street, 1980. [First Edition]. The first Cheap Street publication, however, this being a fine book-papers production, limited to only two-hundred, numbered copies, signed by the author. I don't think you'll find a bolder, better Fritz Leiber signature. Printed letterpress, on a Vandercook proof press. Paperbound in stiff paper… Read more about this item

Huntington Woods, Michigan: Phantasia Press, 1985. First Edition. A unique offering here: MEDEA: HARLAN'S WORLD, the book, signed by Jack Williamson, Harlan Ellison, Robert Silverberg, Frank Herbert, Poul Anderson, Fred Pohl, Frank Kelly Freas, Thomas Disch, Theodore Sturgeon, Larry Niven, and Kate Wilhelm. The only author still living is Larry Niven. Limited to 475 copies, signed, numbered… Read more about this item

New York: Scribner's, 1992. First Edition. The book that introduced the world to cop turned bookman, Cliff Janeway. Nero Award winner. A superb readthinkTravis McGee at his bestimmense fun, a book I go back to again and again. This copysee scansHumorously inscribed to "Johnny," dated the month, year of publication. I know there's a lot of… Read more about this item