Uncorrected Proof. An uncorrected proof of this collection of five never-before published teleplays that appeared on TV from 1955 through 1963, including a Twilight Zone episode, and two stories adapted for unproduced Twilight Zone episodes. Edited by Donn Albright. The entire edition was 552 copies so the number of proofs.....

First Edition. A prose piece asking the question if after your death you were given the chance to relive one minute of your life, which one would you choose. Bradbury's choice is pick any minute. "When I lived I didn't know that every minute was special, precious, a gift, a......

First Edition. Collects a previously unpublished story, The Last Circus, and The Electrocution, which was published in a magazine in 1946 under the pseudonym William Elliott. With an 11-page introduction by William Nolan and a four-page afterword by Bradbury. This is designated "Publisher's copy" in print on the limitation page.....

First Edition. A poem broadside, printed in three colors by Richard Bigus. This is probably the most attractive of Bradbury's broadsides, with an effective use of color and a subtle pattern made from layers of overprinted type. There were 200 numbered copies and 26 lettered copies (and knowing Lord John.....

First Edition. A poster promoting a fundraising event at Ray Bradbury's alma mater, L.A. High. Ticket and book sales supported the acquisition of computers at the school. 18 by 24 inches, printed in black on yellow paper. A very good copy, with some surface loss at the corners where the.....

First edition. A broadside printing sayings attributed to Benjamin Franklin, Mark Twain, Elbert Hubbard, Fyodor Dostoevsky, Juan Ramon Jimenez, W. Somerset Maugham ("People ask for criticism by they only want praise"), F. Scott Fitzgerald, William Faulkner and Ray Bradbury. Bradbury's contribution is , "I have not so much thought my.....

A deluxe edition, limited to 750 signed, numbered copies. Issued in a traycase. A fine copy in a fine traycase. Still in the original cardboard box (very good). Signed by Bujold on the limitation page.

First Edition. A collection of bar horror stories. This is from the edition of 400 numbered copies signed by the contributors (except for Jack Cady, who had passed away). Among those signing are F. Paul Wilson, Thomas Ligotti, Peter Straub, David Morrell, Neil Gaiman, Jeff VanderMeer, Ramsay Campbell, and 21.....

A complete set of the illustrated Passage Trilogy. The first volume includes halftone photographs Cronin took during his research trip for the novel. Each volume was limited to 948 numbered copies signed by Cronin. 7-1/2 by 10-1/4 inches. 695, 520, 652 pages. Near fine copies. City of Mirrors has very.....

The first book in CD's six-volume series to reprint, in deluxe editions, the first six books King published with Doubleday. This was King's first book, a novel nearly lost to the trash. It also showed his tremendous ambition, even when he was a struggling writer trying to start a family.....

The novel that vies for top place as the best of Stephen King's many novels. This edition includes a new afterword by King, where he writes (ironically surely given the length of the book): "I worked on the book in a dream. I remember very little about the writing of.....