First Edition. Lord John Signatures was a rather strange concept for a book. It is a series of portraits of authors, signed by them, followed by pictures of other famous people with facsimiles of their signatures. The book is bound with blank leaves for the owners of the books to.....

First Edition. Tales of terror and the macabre, first published in 2005 and here issued in an illustrated edition of 500 signed and numbered copies. Among the contributors are Richard Matheson, Ray Bradbury, F. Paul Wilson, Brian Lumley, Chelsea Quinn Yarbo, Ramsey Campbell, Gahan Wilson, and Clive Barker. Glenn Chadbourne.....

First Edition. An offprint from Writer's Digest and the first separate publication of this interview with Bradbury. Scarce. [28] pages made from seven sheets folded vertically and laid into printed wrappers (not stapled into the binding). The format is unusual, with the text printed in single narrow columns, as it.....

First Edition. A rather strange concept for a book, a series of portraits of authors, signed by them, followed by pictures of other famous people with facsimiles of their signatures. The book is bound with blank leaves for the owners of the books to collect autographs on. With an introductory.....

First Edition. The little known, super-deluxe version of this massive anthology of English-language horror stories, published in two volumes of 706 and 866 pages. The editor selected one story from each year of the century. This version, limited to 25 copies, has black leather spines, French marbled endpapers, and silvered.....

Uncorrected Proof. Includes the finished title novella as well as facsimiles of early hand-corrected typed drafts, one of which is an abandoned screenplay. An advance reading copy (ARC), called "uncorrected proof pages" on the first page with information about the book. With printed paper covers matching the dust jacket of.....

First Edition. Four treatments by Bradbury of his story, It Came from Outer Space, the basis of the 1953 3-D movie. The collection is edited by Donn Albright. In the end, Harry Essex wrote the screenplay. 448 pages. 8-1/2 by 11 inches. The uncorrected proof in wrappers that mirror the.....

Uncorrected Proof. Collects two unpublished screenplays, Dark Carnival (1955-1959) and Catacombs (mid-1950s), and "You Must Never Touch the Cage," a short story cut late in the production process from October Country (1954). This is the proof, issued before the signed, limited edition. 344 pages. A fine copy in wrappers (paperback).....

First Edition. A rather curious publication, a short story by Bradbury (The Parrot Who Met Papa) with a new ending by Aronovitz appended. Limited to 126 copies. 20 pages. First edition. A fine copy in wrappers, with the original mailing envelope addressed to "Tom", probably by Bradbury. This copy is signed.....

First Edition. "Being a compilation of poems, verse, burial orations, essays, story fragments, notions, fancies and concepts having to do with the Cosmos, the Universe, visitations, annunciations, first and last suppers, early Sabbaths, communions, bar mitzvahs, father and son banquets that stretch from here to infinity to try parson, preacher.....

First Edition. The presentation issue of this massive collection of one hundred stories, published between 1943 and 1980, with a new introduction by the author. For many of his books, Bradbury had a small number of copies specially bound by the publisher, which he doled out to friends and fans.....

Uncorrected Proof. An advance copy, preceding the first edition, of this anthology of stories by Ray Bradbury, Richard Matheson, Fritz Leiber, Shirley Jackson, John Cheever, Philip K. Dick, Charles Beaumont, William F. Nolan, Ray Russell, Ramsey Campbell, Joyce Carol Oates, Alice Glaser, John Maclay, J.N. Williamson, James Kisner, Dennis Etchison.....

First Edition. Literary criticism on the works of Ray Bradbury. 131 pages. First edition (first printing). A fine hardcover copy; no dust jacket, as issued.