First Edition. The expanded signed, deluxe edition of this color survey of Bradbury's publications, beginning with the earliest fanzines. Includes photographs of first editions, paperback reprints, foreign editions, trial artwork, as well as of the plays and movies based on Bradbury's work. This version has 32 extra black-and-white pages at.....

First Thus. The first mass market edition of this story collection by the author of Fahrenheit 451. Bantam A2069, 35-cent cover price. [viii], 183, [1] pages. First paperback edition (first printing; states "Bantam edition published April 1960"). A very good copy, with some small spots on the covers. Signed by.....

Uncorrected Proof. "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 Thus. A reprint of a short novel first published in 1816, with an introduction by Ray Bradbury. Limited to 500 numbered copies, the first 100 of which were signed by Bradbury. xi, 76 pages. First printing of this reissue. Front boards a bit scuffed (as usual with this title).....

First Edition. A collection of essays by Bradbury and other SF writers on Ray Bradbury. Includes a bibliography of Bradbury's already considerable literary output in 1952. 63 pages. First edition (first printing). Old dampstain on the back cover and a browned patch on p. 26–27 from a (now absent) newspaper.....

Uncorrected Proof. An anthology of short fiction with contributions by Joe Hill, Harlan Ellison, Margaret Atwood, Joe Hill, Neil Gaiman, Ramsay Campbell, Robert McCammon, Audrey Niffenegger, Alice Hoffman, Dave Eggers, David Morrell, Charles Yu, and a dozen (or so) others. The trade edition was fewer than 600 copies; this proof.....

First Edition. The first separate edition of a short story which first appeared in Weird Tales in 1945. 44 pages. Illustrated comics artist Dave McKean. A rather uncommon Bradbury book. First edition (first printing). A fine copy in printed wrappers (pamphlet). Signed by Bradbury on the front cover.

First Edition. Edited by William F. Nolan and Martin H. Greenberg. 328 pages. First edition (first printing with a numberline ending in 1). A near fine copy in a near fine dust jacket. Signed by Bradbury to "Tom!"

Uncorrected Proof. An advance reading copy (labeled "uncorrected proof"), issued before the regular first edition or the Franklin Library version. A collection of 21 short stories and an essay. viii, 261 pages. Bound in glossy wrappers (paper covers) printed with a design similar to the first edition. This advance copy.....

First Edition Thus. A limited edition re-issue of this 1966 collection of stories aimed at a younger audience. With a foreword by Arthur C. Clarke and an introduction by Tim Powers. This is one of 200 hardcovers issued in a slipcase and signed by Bradbury. A fine copy in a......

First Edition. The first republication of Bradbury's first book since it was published by Arkham House in 1947. Bradbury rewrote and revised about half of the stories for The October Country and the original versions of his early work remained out of print until this limited edition reissue. For this.....

Uncorrected Proof. An advance copy, preceding the first edition, here bound in blue printed wrappers (paperback). Page 278 is blank due to a printing error present in all (?) copies of the proof. This copy has the publication information pasted to the front cover, giving a print run of the.....

First Edition. A mass market paperback original, printing the scripts for three of Bradbury's plays, the title play, Kaleidoscope, and The Foghorn. 111 pages. First edition (first printing, with no indication of later printings). A near fine in wrappers (paperback). Minor cover creasing. Cover price 95 cents. Signed by Bradbury.....