Somewhere in Time by Matheson, Richard - 1998

London: Charles Griffin and Co, 1864. Good plus in publisher's red cloth with paper title panel to spine, with some wear to extremities, tanning of paper and wear, loss and age-darkening to paper spine panel.. From the library of George MacDonald with his bookplate to the front pastedown. In addition to MacDonald's ownership, this volume comes from the library of Maude Egerton King with her bookplate on the flyleaf. Ms. King was a friend of Greville Macdonald (and niece of George MacDonald by marriage), the son of George Macdonald, and it appears to have come into her possession in 1906, one year after George MacDonald's passing. Inscription to Ms. King, in what appears to be Greville MacDonald's hand, dated 1906. 12mo. 252pp.

Fine minus book with slight shelf wear and touch of light soiling to tiny area front page edges. Oversize book approximately 11 inches tall by 7 inches wide. This is the lettered limited edition, J of 26 copies, bound in very dark blue leather with no jacket, as issued. Publisher's envelop lettered J laid-in with letter stating – Dear Collector, Contrary to our colophon page, this lettered state of Dark Rivers Of The Heart has been hand bound by Claudia Cohen in full Morocco leather with Fabriano Roma end-sheets and stamped in 22-carat gold. Enjoy, Charnel House. Signed on the limitation page by Koontz and Gervais. This copy housed in a Fine, blue drop-lid box custom made by bookbinder Mark Andersson, Panther Peak Bindery, Tucson. One of his business cards is laid-in.

New York: Vertigo / DC Comics, 2002. 1st Printings. Saddle-stapled wraps. Light shelfwear. Near Fine. Forty-seven issues each [32]pp., with semi-glossy color covers and color interior. "Winner of 14 Eisner Awards".The set features the following story lines: Legends in Exile (#1-5); Animal Farm (#6-10); Storybook Love (#11-18); March of the Wooden Soldiers (#19-21, 23-27, The Last Castle); The Mean Seasons (#22, 28-33); Homelands (#34-41); Arabian Nights (and Days) (#42-47) Art by Jim Fern, Mark Buckingham, Lan Medina, David Hahn, Tony Akins, Linda Medley, Bryan Talbot, and Steve Leialoha.

New York, Rinehart and Co, 1960, hardcover, 245 pp, First Edition, First Printing, Very Good in Very Good dustjacket. Straight, tight and clean with no markings, slight spine-end touches, text-block edges deeply tanned as is common with this book. Dustjacket unclipped bearing original price, slight spine-end, edge and corner nicks, two short closed edge tears to front panel, rear panel rubbed, in new Brodart sleeve. The classic modern novel, one of the earliest in the psychological thriller genre, and basis for the 1962 Robert Aldrich film, starring Bette Davis, Joan Crawford and Victor Buono.

Imajica by Clive Barker Limited Hardcover Artist Edition Irvine, CA: Suntup Press, 2021 illustrated by Jody Fallon in a limited edition of 1000 hardcover copies in dust jacket and slipcase. (true first edition: HarperCollins UK and US, 1991) Signed by Fallon (not signed by Barker) Fine as NEW in shrink-wrap with orange envelope containing a book mark and color plates. (There were also Lettered, and Numbered editions, the first of which is nearly unobtainable at this point. Some numbered copies can be had for $1500+.)
NOTE: The original first edition of Imajica was published in 1991 by HarperCollins UK and US when Barker was at the height of his powers in regards to supernatural horror/dark fantasy. The present copy published by Suntup is the first fully illustrated edition of this book. When it was made available for online pre-order early in 2021, all copies sold out in a day. Without question the best edition of this book ever published.
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London, England: J. Andrews. Very Good with no Dust Jacket. 1823. First Edition: First Printing. Hard Cover. 235 pages: 4.5 x 6.75 in.: 1: KB#011151: Boards now protected by a new Brodart Archival Mylar Cover. First edition, original boards, corners and edges of boards are worn. Title, Author and Year (1823) are clear, gilt and embossed on spine. Pages appear to be unmarked, clean, and tightly bound. Front and back hinges are starting to separate but are still well connected. Contains 235 pages plus back section of other Works Published by J. Andrews. Has prior owner's name neatly inscribed at top of Contents page. .

Bath, England: Firecrest, Chivers Press, 1985 A beautiful signed (not inscribed) copy of the author's first book. First hardback edition. The dust jacket is bright and flawless. The pages of the book are slightly toned around the edges but that is not unusual considering the type of paper used. All books are bubble-wrapped and carefully packed in a sturdy shipping container when mailed.

Fine minus book with slight shelf wear and touch of light soiling to tiny area front page edges. Oversize book approximately 11 inches tall by 7 inches wide. This is the lettered limited edition, J of 26 copies, bound in very dark blue leather with no jacket, as issued. Publisher's envelop lettered J laid-in with letter stating – Dear Collector, Contrary to our colophon page, this lettered state of Dark Rivers Of The Heart has been hand bound by Claudia Cohen in full Morocco leather with Fabriano Roma end-sheets and stamped in 22-carat gold. Enjoy, Charnel House. Signed on the limitation page by Koontz and Gervais. This copy housed in a Fine, blue drop-lid box custom made by bookbinder Mark Andersson, Panther Peak Bindery, Tucson. One of his business cards is laid-in.

First limited edition. Limited to 750 copies signed by Joe R. Lansdale and Don Coscarelli. In 2017 signed by Bruce Campbell on the limited page at the Toronto Fan Expo. Bruce wrote "T.C.B. Bruce Campbell Elvis." In fine / fine unread condition.

Colorado Springs: Gauntlet, 2019. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. As New. First Thus. The original screenplay for The Anubis which was developed into the movie, Night of The Living Dead, directed by George Romero. The book was originally published in softcover format in an edition of 1000 copies, each one signed by Russo & Romero on a limitation sheet. Now issued in hardcover with an additional bonus of two reproduction lobby cards at the rear of the book, each of which has been hand-signed by John Russo (who also acted in the movie). Although the signature sheet is numbered 784/1000 this book is actually only one of 80 such copies. Minor bumping to the covers but As New condition, an unread copy.