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Vintage edition. Very good book in like jacket. First book club printing. Jacket has small closed tear, now in new removable protective cover. Black boards with purple print on spine. Pages are clean and unmarked. St Martins / Science Fiction Book Club hard cover with dust jacket, first book club printing Nov. 1984 (print code O41). SFBC #2742, ISBN: 9780312143213, 186 pages, cover art by Lee Wade. 8vo (5.5" x 8.5") 3rd in Patternist series, although published last.

Third printing. Fine book in like dust jacket. Pages are clean, unmarked. Four Walls Eight Windows hardback with dust jacket, first edition, 3rd printing. ISBN: 9780941423991. 299 pages. cover by Barry Marcus. 8vo. (5.5" x 8.5") 1994 Nebula finalist. 2nd place, 1995 Locus Poll Award, Best SF Novel. Followed by Parable of the Talents.

Lubbe, 2002. Mass Paperback. Good. Geoff Taylor. Rear cover has a corner crease; pages 389 thru the end have a small spot on the edge. Castle of Wizardry by David Eddings, in German, translated by Irmhild Hubner. Lubbe mass paperback, 6th printing Dec. 2002 (stated), ISBN: 9783404202096. 414 pages. Cover art by Geoff Taylor. 12mo (4.5" x 7") 4th book of The Belgariad.

Mercury Press, Inc., 1975. digest. good. David Hardy. Almost like new. Pages tight, clean, unmarked, but tanning; intact including cigarette ad. Contains: The Stochastic Man, (Pt. 1) by Robert Silverberg (Nominee for 1975 Nebula, 1976 Hugo, 1976 John W Campbell Memorial Award); White Wolf Calling, by C. L. Grant; 25 Crunch Split Right on Two, by Geo. Alec Effinger; The Milewide Steamroller, by Raylyn Moore; Decay, by Jon Fast; Pop Goes the Weasel, by Robert Hoskins; Please Close the Gate on Account of the Kitten, by Doris Pitkin Buck. Also: Book reviews by Joanna Russ, Films by Baird Searles, Cartoon by Gahan Wilson, Science by Isaac Asimov, and letters. Cover art by David Hardy.

Mercury Press, Inc., 1987. digest. good. Barclay Shaw. Excellent condition, appears never read. Remains of mailing label on lower cover. Pages still bright and light. Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, Nov. 1987. Includes Buffalo Gals Won't You Come Out Tonight, by Ursula K. Le Guin, winner of the 1988 Hugo award for best novelet. Also, the last story by James Tiptree Jr, In Midst of Life. Includes other stories by Paul Di Filippo, Christopher Gilbert, Nancy Etchemendy, James Patrick Kelly, and Martha Soukup. Science by Isaac Asimov, Books by Algis Budrys and Orson Scott Card

Mercury Press, Inc., 1976. digest. good. Ed Emshwiller. Excellent condition with no creases or folds; pages tanning; mailing label on back. Includes cigarette ad. The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, Nov. 1976; Vol. 51, No. 5, Whole No 305. 164 pages, cover art by Ed Emsch. Digest size (7.5"" x 5.25"") Edward L. Ferman, editor. Special Damon Knight Issue. I See You (nominated, 1977 Hugo Award; 2nd place, 1977 Locus Poll Award), by Damon Knight; Damon Knight: An Appreciation, essay by Theodore Sturgeon; Damon Knight Bibliography, essay by Vincent Miranda; Saviourgate, by Russell Kirk; Children of the Forest, by David Drake; Books, essay by Joanna Russ; Moses, by Ken Wisman; Films: See Logan Run, essay by Baird Searles; The Coronet, by L. Sprague de Camp; The Comet That Wasn't, science essay by Isaac Asimov; The Doge Whose Barque was Worse Than His Bight , by Philip Jose Farmer (writing as Jonathan Swift Sommers, III).

New York: Putnam, 1970. first. Hardcover. Fair/Good. Mel Hunter. First edition. Former library item - expected stamps, stickers, card pocket, etc. Dust jacket has a library sticker on the spine, now in new removable protective cover. Boards are covered in blue cloth, with gold letters on the spine; fading at spine. Putnam hard cover with dust jacket, first edition June 1970, 264 pages, cover art by Mel Hunter. 8vo (5.75"" x 8.5"") 20 stories from the first 20 years of the magazine. ""Carefully avoiding the overanthologized story, the editors have made a fresh selection which will be a delight to all readers of imaginative fiction.""

Universal Publishing & Distributing Corporation, 1969. digest. good. Jack Gaughan. Age toning to pages, otherwise like new. November 1969. Cover art by Jack Gaughan. Fiction: The Seeds of Gonyl (Part 2 of 3), by Keith Laumer; Happiness is a Warm Spaceship, by James Tiptree, Jr.; Appropriate Punishment, by Theresa M. Treadway; By Civilized Standard. by Neal Barrett, Jr.; For Sacred San Francisco, by Alfred Coppel; Genemaster, by Barry Alan Weissman; To Kill A World, by Irwin Ross; Nonfiction: The Story of Our Earth (Part 3), by Willy Ley; editorial, by Ejler Jakobsson; Book reviews, by Lester Del Rey; SF Calendar; and Letters. The Tiptree story was never reprinted until 2000, in the collection Meet Me At infinity.

New York: UPD Publishing Corporation, 1973. digest. Very Good. Brian Boyle, Jack Gaughan.. Spine not creased; tiny corner bumps to cover. No mailing label. Pages clean and unmarked, browning. Galaxy Science Fiction Magazine, December 1973 issue, Vol. 34 No. 3. 178 pages. Digest (5.25" x 7.75") Cover by Brian Boyle for Unbiased God by Doris Piserchia. Interior art by Jack Gaughan. Other stories: Inverted World (serial, part 1 of 4) by Christopher Priest; The Dream Millenium (serial conclusion, Part 3 of 3) by James White; Sweet Sister, Green Brother, by Sydney Van Scyoc; Her Fine and Private Planet, by Roland Green; A Better Rat-Trap, by Charles Hoequist and Robert Phillips. Also, book reviews by Theodore Sturgeon, and letters.

Garden City: Doubleday, 1972. Hardcover. poor. Ed Emshwiller. Poor condition, missing dust jacket. Black boards with purple print on the spine. Illustrated end papers. Prior owner's name inside. Broken binding, webbing showing, Pg. 2-3. Doubleday / Science Fiction Book Club hard cover, Sept. 1972 edition but later printing (code 31R). 830 pages. Illustrations by Ed Emshwiller. 8vo (5.75"" x 8.5"") Winner, 1973 Locus Poll Award, Best Original Anthology. Many stories included won the Nebula, Hugo, or both; or were nominated for the Nebula or Hugo Awards. Contents: An Assault of New Dreamers, essay by Harlan Ellison. Stories: The Counterpoint of View, by John Heidenry; Ching Witch!, by Ross Rocklynne; The Word for World Is Forest, by Ursula K. Le Guin; For Value Received, by Andrew J. Offutt; Mathoms from the Time Closet, Robot's Story, Against the Lafayette Escadrille, and Loco Parentis, all by Gene Wolfe; Time Travel for Pedestrians, by Ray Nelson; Christ, Old Student in a New School, poem by Ray… Read More

New York: Books of Wonder, 1991. Hardcover. As New/As New. Dick Martin. Brand new, never read. Dust jacket now in new removable protective cover; has a fold on rear flap. Green boards with gilt print on spine. Yellow pictorial endpapers. Books of Wonder hard cover with dust jacket, 1991 edition, ISBN: 9780929605067, 303 pages, illustrated by Dick Martin. 8vo (9.25"" x 6.25"") 40th entry in Oz series, preceded by The Hidden Valley of Oz.

New York: Avalon, 1960. first. hardcover. good/good. Ed Emshwiller. First edition. Former library item, with expected imperfections, markings, etc. Dust jacket looks very nice, with these flaws: it is price clipped; has darkened library sticker on the spine; some chipping at lower front flap hinge; now in new removable protective cover. Brick red cloth covered boards with black printing on the spine; spine is bumped but binding is solid and strong. Apart from library markings beginning with front paste down thru the title page, text pages are unmarked. There is a large chip at the top of the half-title page, apparently from removal of the date due slip. Some stray fingerprints on the first 5 pages.

New York: Baen, 2007. First. Hardcover. very good/very good. Tom Kidd. SIGNED First edition.Ê Signed and inscribed by Eric Flint on title page to named recipient.Ê Autographed at Sasquan, August 2015.Ê Almost like new: dust jacket has very light rubbing, edge wear; there is a blemish on the back about half the size of a dime; now in new removable protective cover. Baen hard cover with dust jacket. First edition, first printing (stated) October 2007, complete number line. ISBN 9781416542537, 690 pages, cover art by Tom Kidd. 8vo (6.5"" x 9.5"")Ê 7th in series, preceded by 1932, 1633, 1634: The Galileo Affair, 1634: The Ram Rebellion, 1635: The Cannon Law, and 1634: The Baltic War. Followed by 1635: The Dreeson Incident.

New York: Baen, 2004. First. Hardcover. very good/very good. Tom Kidd. First edition.Ê Dust jacket in excellent condition; now in new removable protective cover. Ê Black boards, gilt print on spine. Baen hard cover with dust jacket. First edition, first printing (stated) April 2004, complete number line. ISBN 9780743488150, 549 pages. Cover art by Tom Kidd.Ê 8vo (6.25Ó x 9.5Ó)Ê Third in series, preceded by 1632, and 1633; and followed by 1634: The Ram Rebellion, 1635: The Cannon Law; and many others. d

New York: Dell, 1964. mass paperback. Good. Second printing August 1964. Prior owner's name on advertisement page; pages lightly tanning; otherwise very good. Tiny chip to bottom corner on rear cover. Dell mass paperback, 2nd printing August 1964 (stated), Dell #2459, 285 pages. 12mo (4.25"" x 6.25"") Cold war thriller; filmed with Henry Fonda and Walter Matthau. Paperback reprint of McGraw-Hill hard cover.