First Edition. A matched-number set of King's illustrated story collections, both signed by King and artist Glenn Chadbourne. These oversized volumes pair King's short fiction with Chadbourne's illustrations in a graphic-novel-style format. The second volume arrived four years after the first, leading to fewer matched sets than the limitation numbers.....

First Edition. Ten writers offer short stories based on Lansdale's character, God of the Razor. In addition, Lansdale contributes his first GotR story and a new novella written for the book. Illustrated by Glenn Chadbourne. This is one of 500 numbered copies, signed by Lansdale, the editors, and nine of.....

First Edition. A British limited edition of this novel, with a previously unpublished introduction by Maxim Jakubowski. This is one of 75 numbered copies, signed by Crumley, and bound in quarter leather and marbled-paper covered boards. First edition. A fine copy in a near fine, unprinted acetate dust jacket that.....

First Edition. One of 99 signed and numbered copies of Willeford's last regular book, a Hoke Mosely mystery, published within days of his death. Given how few signed copies of this book exist, it's really hard to understand why it is so cheap. Denis Gouey bound the original Random House.....

First Edition. A low-number copy of this collection of short stories from the edition of 1100 signed and numbered copies published by King's own private press. The stories include Autopsy Room 4 and L.T's Theory of Pets, both published here for the first time and Blind Willie, Lucky Quarter, Lunch.....

First Edition. One of 52 lettered copies signed by King, Bentley Little, Whitley Strieber, and the editors, featuring King's short story Stationary Bike. The Borderlands series presents original speculative fiction from established and emerging authors. 288 pages. Bound in padded leatherette covers in a matching traycase. The cover art is.....

First Edition. One of 500 numbered copies signed by King, Art Spiegelman, Piers Anthony, and other contributors, featuring King's essay "The Dreaded X" about the MPAA rating controversy surrounding Maximum Overdrive. The second issue of this journal explores censorship and artistic freedom. King's account of his directorial debut (which first.....

The 30th anniversary edition of the author's first novel, a tale of murder and mayhem in Houston. This edition includes a short story featuring one of the characters in Act of Love as well as an interview with the author. This is one of 200 numbered copies, signed by Lansdale.....

First Edition. Limited to 150 numbered copies signed by the author. Bound in red cloth with a matching cloth slipcase. First edition (first printing, signed issue). A fine copy, still in the original publisher's shrinkwrap.

First Edition. Thirteen horror stories, including six published here for the first time. This is one of 500 numbered copies signed by Ketchum, Richard Laymon (who contributes an introduction), and Alan Clark, the jacket artist. 211 pages. First edition (first printing). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. This.....

A limited edition of 1500 copies with lithographs by Lynd Ward printed over solid color backgrounds. Signed by Ward on the colophon. A near fine copy, with mild fading to the tartan-cloth binding. The slipcase has minor wear to the corners. The LEC monthly notes are laid in. Copy no.....

First British edition. A novel set in Stephen King's fictional Maine town of Castle Rock. This is one of 600 copies of the British limited edition with an afterword by Bev Vincent and a map of the town by Glenn Chadbourne. Signed by Chadbourne, Vincent, and Chizmar. An attractive production.....

First Edition. A short fantasy novel. This is one of 250 signed, numbered copies issued by Goldsboro Books with a blindstamped limitation on the title page. 158 pages. First edition (first printing). Fine in a fine dust jacket. This is copy 65 of 250 signed by Cho.