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. The first book by author of The House on the Borderland. For this shipwreck horror novel set in the 18th century, Hodgson drew upon his experience as a teenaged sailor. "Survivors of a shipwreck encounter strange lifeforms in a seaweed-engulfed environment; this novel inspired Dennis Wheatley's Uncharted Seas.......

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.....

First Edition. A short story published as a small pamphlet that was inserted into 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). First separate edition of this story.....

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 short story published as a small pamphlet that was inserted into the nudie magazine Gallery (November 1980; vol. 8, no. 11). A film based on the story was released in 2025. Pamphlet: [3]–34 pages (pages 1 and 2 are the front cover). First separate edition of this.....

Advance Reading Copy. The ARC of one of Stephen King's novels written under a pseudonym. This issue was prepared for a booksellers' convention and is bound in black wrappers similar to the first printing dust jacket, but with a different rear cover giving the publication date (November 19, 1984) and.....

First US edition. Twenty-six stories, translated from the French by Alys Eyre Macklin. Introduction by Henry B. Irving. The book was published later in England as Crises. 303 pages. First edition (first printing, stating "First Published, 1920" on the copyright page). Very good; lacking the jacket. From the library of.....

First Edition. One of just 26 lettered copies of the hardcover graphic novel edition of the first four installments in Alan Moore's 12-issue comic book series based on the works of H. P. Lovecraft. This lettered issue was a premium for contributors at the highest level of the Kickstarter for.....

An edition of Stevenson's classic horror novel illustrated from woodcuts by Barry Moser and drawings by Basil Gogos. With a color section at the end reproducing posters from the movie adaptations of the book. This is one of 200 copies signed by Moser and Patrick McGrath, who contributes the introduction.....

First Edition. This is one of a small number of copies (six based on the publisher's website?) issued as the Camelot Special Edition, which paired an original typescript for a story in this book with a first edition. The book and typescript are housed in a custom clamshell box. The.....

First Thus. The lettered issue of the first American hardcover edition of this zombie Western, one of Lansdale's classic weird tales. This is one of 26 copies bound in full leather and signed by Lansdale, Neal Barrett Jr. (who contributes the introduction), and the illustrator Stephen Bissette. A fine copy.....

First Thus. The first American hardcover edition of this zombie Western, one of Lansdale's classic weird tales. This is one of 100 copies bound in cloth and signed by Lansdale, Neal Barrett Jr. (who contributes the introduction), and the illustrator Stephen Bissette. 154 pages. First US hardcover. A fine copy.....