First Edition. The author of Psycho, who corresponded with Lovecraft as a teenager, writes Lovecraftian novel—a "wholehearted futuristic fantasy"—Clute and Grant, The Encyclopedia of Fantasy. Published in an edition of 3500 copies; this is one of 26 publisher's lettered copies signed by Bloch, the publisher Stuart David Schiff, and the.....

First US edition. A double-signed copy of the first novel by the author of the Watchmen graphic novel. This is one of 500 numbered copies of this novel, signed by Moore and the illustrator, José Villarrubia. This novel is an interconnected series of stories that take place over six thousand.....

First Edition. One of 285 copies (250 for sale), signed by Collier. Not paginated. The Grayson Books series; edited by John Hackney. First edition (first printing). A very good copy in a very good dust jacket. This is copy 204, signed by Collier. This copy comes from the collection of.....

First Edition. Second state of this classic science fiction novel about "a superhuman child born ahead of his time" who is "an uncompromising observer of human failings" (Anatomy of Wonder, II-1070). Stapledon, a lecturer in philosophy at the University of Liverpool, is "generally considered one of the major writers of.....

A short, one-page letter to Ward Botsford, a producer at Caedmon Records, transmitting the liner notes for the album, "The Mayors from Foundation Read by the Author" (Caedmon TC 1527, 1977). Asimov writes that he is delivering the text (not present) ahead of schedule and then concludes by reminding Botsford.....

First Edition. The first hardcover edition of the author's first book, published as an Ace Double about the time he turned 20. This edition follows the second American edition, based on Delany's original manuscript, which was about 30% longer than the first edition. In 1976, the Gregg Press published Delany's.....

First British edition. A modern-day vampire novel that sucks medical breakthroughs and a stolen baby into the plot. First UK edition (first printing with a numberline ending in 1). Pages beginning to tan, as usual, else a very near fine copy in a like dust jacket. This copy is inscribed.....

A specially illustrated edition of King's novel featuring full-page color plates by celebrated horror artist Bernie Wrightson, known for his work on Cycle of the Werewolf and Wolves of the Calla. This is one of 52 lettered copies, signed by King and Wrightson, and housed in a padded box. 408.....

First Edition. This is a copy of the unsigned "illustrated collector's edition" with a packet of 27 "collector's cards with illustrations of characters in the book, 4-color printed endpapers, ribbon marker, printed on specialty paper." As best I can tell, both the trade and the collector's editions came out at.....

First Edition. A short story published as a small pamphlet insert in the nudie magazine Gallery (November 1980; vol. 8, no. 11). A film based on the story was released in 2025. Pamphlet: [3]–34 pages (the preliminary pagination counts the front cover). A fine copy of the pamphlet in a......

First Edition. One of 1000 numbered copies of this collection of interviews with King, plus a speech he gave. 259 pages. First edition (first printing). A fine copy in a fine slipcase. Still sealed. Number 319 of 1000. Not signed, as issued.

First Edition. A near-fine first edition of this apocalyptic novel of near-human extinction, inscribed by King. This is the original text of one of King's best novels; in 1998, an uncut version with 150,000 additional words (the length of two standard novels) was issued. The longer version is the one.....

First Edition. A very attractive first printing of King's first published novel, the first book from one of the most successful writers of our time. Originally discarded by King and rescued from the trash by his wife Tabitha, Carrie emerged from King's experiences as a high school teacher to become.....