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Burton, MI: Subterrannean, 2003. first. Hardcover. Fine/fine. Phil Parks. Signed first edition in fine condition. Signed and inscribed on the half title page by the author to a named recipient: To (name) All Good Wishes (signature). Dust jacket is now in new removable protective cover. Yellow cloth covered boards with black print on the spine. Green end papers. This is the deluxe hardcover edition, which was issued unsigned. Profusely illustrated. Subterranean Press hard cover with dust jacket, first edition (stated) 2003, ISBN: 9781931081900, 1283 pages, cover art by Phil Parks. 8vo (6.25"" x 9.25"") Due to this item's price, it will ship with signature confirmation. Each of the more than 30 stories features a full-page black and white illustration commissioned especially for this volume by Tim Truman, Mark A. Nelson, Janet Aulisio, Ron Brown and other fine artists. Contents: Introduction; A Four-Color Fanboy (essay); Only Kids Are Afraid of the Dark; The Fortress; And Death His Legacy; The… Read More

New York: Signet, 1959. Mass Paperback. Good. Paul Lehr. Good condition. Corner crease on front, light tanning to pages. Signet mass paperback, 1959 edition, fourth printing (not dated). Signet T4965, 176 pages, cover art by Paul Lehr. 12mo (7"" x 4.25"") Collection of eight stories: Tomb Tapper, King of the Hill, Common Time, A Work of Art, To Pay the Piper, Nor Iron Bars, Beep, This Earth of Hours.

New York: Signet, 1959. first. Mass Paperback. fair. Paul Lehr. First edition. Cover and spine have creases, tape repair. Prior owner's stamp on advertisement page. Two titles are checked on the list of other Signet books available. Otherwise, pages are clean and unmarked, tanning. Signet mass paperback, first edition, first printing Oct. 1959 (stated). Signet S1719, 176 pages, cover art by Paul Lehr. 12mo (7"" x 4.25"") Collection of eight stories: Tomb Tapper, King of the Hill, Common Time, A Work of Art, To Pay the Piper, Nor Iron Bars, Beep, This Earth of Hours.

New York: Pyramid, 1964. first thus. Mass Paperback. Very Good. John Schoenherr. First paperback edition. Prior owner's stamp at bottom of title page; pages lightly tanning; otherwise like new. 1st printing Nov. 1964 (stated); Pyramid R-1103; 237 pages, cover art by John Schoenherr. 12mo (7"" x 4.25"") Third in series, preceded by Triplanetary and First Lensman; and followed by Gray Lensman, Second Stage Lensman, and Children of the Lens.

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.

Pages are clean and unmarked, tanning. Issue No. 10, September 1978. Cover art by Larry Blamire. STORIES: Crosswhen #3 (comic) by John Kessel and Terry Lee; The Children of Cain by Eugene Potter; A Song of Life by James Lester; The Negotiator by Robert J. Corry; The Midnight Bicyclist by Gene DeWeese and Joe L. Hensley; Tunnels of the Minds by Kevin O'Donnell, Jr.; The Legacy of Joseph Penn by M. Lucie Chin; Primordial Soup (poem) by Roy Lichtenstein; The Incredible Living Man by John Kessel. FEATURES: Pro-File (contributors); Editorial by Floyd Kemske; Opinion by Robert Silverberg; Asteroid Mining (essay) by Robert Lovell; Intelligent Computers (essay) by Robert Gonsalves; Beyond Earth (Part Three) (essay) by Gary Hudson; Doomsayer (speculative essay) by Murphy; Interview: Gregory Benford by Jeffrey M. Elliot; The Aleph (upcoming publications) by Andrew A. Whyte; Book Reviews by by George R. R. Martin, Geraldine Morse, Fred Niederman, David A. Truesdale, N. B. Hayles, and John H. Costello; Star… Read More

Some wear to cover, and corner creases. Pages are clean and unmarked, tanning. Double Issue 11&12, April-May 1979. ACTUAL PUBLICATION DATE DOES NOT APPEAR IN THIS ISSUE. Cover art by Thomas Barber. STORIES: Crosswhen #4 (comic) by John Kessel and Terry Lee; Penny on a Skyhorse by Michael G. Coney; Changeling by John Alfred Taylor; The Heirs of Joseph Penn by M. Lucie Chin; Calling Shapes and Beckoning Shadows by Eugene Potter; Marate and the Beast by Dona Vaughn; Due Process by D. C. Poyer; Nobody Loves a Moebius Strip by Alice Laurance; In an Alien Wood by John Kessel; Only Human Eyes Can Weep by Cynthia Felice; Take My Planet -- Please by D. L. Borengasser. FEATURES: Editorial by Floyd Kemske; Pro-File by Charles C. Ryan; Interview: Poul Anderson by Jeffrey M. Elliot; SF Answer Man by Charles C. Ryan; Human-Powered Transportation by David Gordon Wilson; Red World 2 (science essay) by Hal Clement; Who Was William Olaf Stapledon? by Leslie A. Fiedler; Cloning Humans: Hopes, Fears, and Myths by… Read More

Cover has light wear. Pages are clean and unmarked, tanning. January 1980 (last issue, No. 16). Cover by Fred Knecht. STORIES: Crosswhen #8 (comic) by John Kessel and Terry Lee; Nine-Tenths of the Law by Alice Laurence; Eat Your Heart Out, Gloria Marshall by Ray Ellis; Passage to Earth by Leanne Frahm; Passage to Earth interior artwork by Alex Stevens; Too Close to Home by John Alfred Taylor; Fool's Gold by Joan D. Vinge; The Ringworld Engineers (serial, part 4 of 4) by Larry Niven. FEATURES: Looking Backward (essay) by Joe Haldeman; The Great Galileo Guide to Fantastic Gifts (essay) by Letty Hummel and Floyd Kemske and Andrew A. Whyte; Do Apes, Computers, and Extraterrestrial Intelligences Have Rights? (essay) by Justin Leiber; Opinion by Robert Silverberg; Games by Marvin Kaye; Book reviews; Entertainment (essay) by David Gerrold; Encyclopedia Galactica (essay) by Eric Blair. Interior artwork by Larry Blamire, Cortney Skinner, Alex Stevens, Fred Knecht.

Cover has light wear. Pages clean and unmarked, aging. Cover art by Cortney Skinner illustrating "The Ringworld Engineers" (serial, part 1 of 4) by Larry Niven. OTHER FICTION: Crosswhen #5: The Slums of Space (comic) by John Kessel and Terry Lee; Grave-II by John Alfred Taylor; Homing Pigeon by Connie Willis; Universal Soldier by D. C. Poyer; Jahratta Dki by George Florance-Guthridge; FEATURES:"On the Tenth of Apollo 11" (essays) by Hal Clement, Jerry Pournelle, Frederik Pohl, Frank Herbert, Clifford D. Simak and Poul Anderson; Interview: H. L. Gold; NASA Notes (essay) by Thomas L. Owen; "The Aleph" (essay) by Andrew A. Whyte. Reviews, columns by David Gerrold and by Robert Silverberg.

Cover has light wear. Pages are clean and unmarked, aging. Vol. 2, No. 2, September 1979. Cover by Kelly Freas illustrating "The Court of the Timesifters" by Mary H. Schaub. Profile of Kelly Freas (essay) by Sandra Miesel; On the Tenth of Apollo 11 (essays) by Timothy Ferris, Frank D. Drake, Fred L. Whipple, David Riesman, Robert L. Forward. NASA Notes (essay) by Thomas L. Owen; Doomsayer (essay) by Murphy; Opinion (essay) by Robert Silverberg; Crosswhen #6 (comic) by John Kessel and Terry Lee; Silent Trade by D. C. Poyer and Lin Poyer; And Come from Miles Around by Connie Willis; I Demand the Stars for My Children! by Robert L. Forward [as by Susan Lull]; The Ringworld Engineers (Part 2 of 4) serial by Larry Niven; The Aleph (essay) by Andrew A. Whyte. Book reviews by Hal Clement, Lisa Tuttle, Floyd Kemske, Kate Eldred, David Gerrold. Games (essay) by Marvin Kaye; reviews of the film Alien by C. B. Kalish, David Johns and Vincent McCaffrey. Interior art by Alex Stevens, Knecht, Kelly Freas, Terry… Read More

Cover has light wear. Pages clean and unmarked, aging. Penultimate issue. Cover by Larry Blamire. Contains "The Ringworld Engineers" (serial, part 3 of 4) by Larry Niven; Interview: Vonda McIntyre by Geraldine Morse; Lepton Power (essay) by Gerald Feinberg; SF Answer Man (essay) by Charles C. Ryan; Speculations on the Spirit (essay) by Robert L. Forward; Voyager 2 (essay) by Hal Clement; The Greatest Non-Talent in SF interview of Charles D. Hornig by Charles C. Ryan; Crosswhen #7: The Slums of Space (comic) by John Kessel and Terry Lee; Keeper by Jerry Goodz; The Theft of the Great Pyramid by Richard K. Lyon; Phantom's Hell by Michael Sutch; Daisy, in the Sun by Connie Willis; The Aleph (essay) by Andrew A. Whyte; Games (essay) by Marvin Kaye; 2020... (essay) by Marvin Kaye; Entertainment (essay) by David Gerrold; Opinion (essay) by Robert Silverberg; Star Chamber: Edward Bryant (essay) by Charles C. Ryan. Interior artwork by Fred Knecht, Cortney Skinner, Larry Blamire.

Garden City: Viking, 1963. Hardcover. Good/Good. Bill English. Dust jacket has spots and stains, and a closed tear on the back; is now in new removable protective cover. Blue boards with red print on spine and front; spine leans slightly. Pages are clean and unmarked. Viking Press hard cover with dust jacket, Mystery Guild Book Club edition, 1963, ISBN: 9780670333769, 188 pages, dust jacket design by Bill English. 8vo (8.5"" x 5.5"") This is the 37th Nero Wolfe book, preceded by Homicide Trinity, and followed by The Mother Hunt.

Fine condition, almost like new. Anchor trade paperback, April 2018 printing, ISBN: 9780385492287, 470 pages. 8vo (5.5" x 8.5")

First edition. No creases to cover or spine, small closed tear. Inside covers are tanning; pages are clean and unmarked, off-white. Baen mass paperback, first edition, first printing Feb. 1988 (stated), ISBN: 9780671653842, 420 pages. Cover art by Alan Gutierrez. 12mo (4.25" x 6.75")

New York: Del Rey, 1986. first. Mass Paperback. Good. Ralph McQuarrie. First edition.Ê Spine is creased but straight. Inside of covers tanning, but pages are not tanning.Ê Pages clean and unmarked. Del Rey mass paperback, first edition, first printing Nov. 1986 (stated), ISBN: 9780345324740, 341 pages, cover art by Ralph McQuarrie.Ê 12mo (4.25"" x 7"")Ê First in series, followed by Second Genesis.

New York: Del Rey, 1985. Trade paperback. Like New. John R. Neill, Michael Herring. Like new, remainder mark on bottom. Del Rey trade paperback, 1985 edition, but more recent reprint. ISBN: 9780345323590, 238 pages, cover art by Michael Herring, interior illustrations by John R. Neill. 8vo (5.5" x 8.5"") First published in 1928, this contains all the original illustrations of John R. Neill, with a new cover painting by Michael Herring and maps of Oz and the surrounding magical countries courtesy of the International Wizard of Oz Club. 22rd in series, preceded by The Gnome King of Oz, and followed by Jack Pumpkinhead of Oz. Many years ago, before Dorothy came to Oz, the royal family of the Munchkins were kidnapped and imprisoned on the mysterious Ozure Islands by the witch Mombi. Quiberon, an evil monster created by Mombi, guards them, but now wants a mortal maiden. Prince Philador of the Ozure Islands sets out to save them, with High Boy, whose telescoping legs and airy personality make him in every… Read More

New York: Del Rey, 1994. Mass Paperback. Very Good. Darrell K Sweet. 5th printing of this edition. Spine is gently curved. Pages are clean and unmarked. Del Rey mass paperback, 5th printing, ISBN: 9780345388858, 296 pages, cover art by Darrell K. Sweet and H. R. Van Dongen. 12mo (4.25"" x 7"") This omnibus was previously published in 1981 as a book club hard cover titled The Minervan Experiment, and by Del Rey as a 1991 hard cover under the present title. This was the first paperback edition of these novels in omnibus form, each originally published separately in paperback: Inherit the Stars (19th place, 1978 Locus Poll Award, Best SF Novel); The Gentle Giants of Ganymede; and Giants' Star (24th place, 1982 Locus Poll Award, Best SF Novel). Two additional novels were added to the series later: Entoverse, and Mission to Minerva. The first two novels were also published as The Two Moons; the second two novels were also published as The Two Worlds.

New York: Pyramid, 1976. first. Mass Paperback. Good. First edition.Ê Cover has light scuffs which show clearly on black glossy surface, but no creases.Ê Prior owner's stamp at bottom of title page. Otherwise, like new. Pyramid mass paperback, first edition, first printing March 1976 (stated), ISBN: 9780515036701, 142 pages.Ê 12mo (4.25"" x 7"")

New York: Ballantine, 1990. first. hardcover. very good/very good. Jeff Walker. First edition. Dust jacket is in excellent condition, but is price clipped; now in new removable protective cover. The reverse of the dust jacket is printed with a selection of the books preserved by the characters in the novel. Burgundy boards, with gilt print on purple cloth covered spine. Pages are clean and unmarked, with deckle edges. Ballantine hard cover with dust jacket, first edition March 1990 (stated), first printing, complete number line. ISBN: 9780345363411, 375 pages, cover art by Jeff Walker. 8vo (6.5"" x 9.5"")

New York: Triangle, 1948. hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Very good book in like dust jacket. Dust jacket now in new removable protective cover. Blue boards with navy print on the spine. Pages are clean and unmarked, evenly tanning. Triangle Books hard cover with dust jacket, March 1948, Triangle # 167, 218 pages. 12mo (5"" x 7.5"") Originally published in 1944 by William Morrow, this is a reprint. 9th in the series of Bertha Cool - Donald Lam mysteries. Donald returns from World War II, and takes control of the agency. The case is of a wife cheated with car insurance and blackmail.