First Edition. The third of four volumes of this series promoting the work of black photographers. In his introduction, James Baldwin writes, "This book is a testimony—I am tempted to call it a testimony service—and, like all truthful witnessing, it is beautiful and frightening, devastating and ennobling." This volume reproduces—with.....

First Edition. One of 850 signed copies of this collection of original horror stories by Stephen King, George R. R. Martin, and Dan Simmons, with illustrations by Ron Lindahn and Val Lakey Lindahn. The three King stories are The Reploids, Sneakers, and Dedication; the last two of which were republished.....

First hardcover edition. A vampire novel, first published in 1981 in paperback. This is one of 500 copies of the first hardcover edition signed by McCammon and the two illustrators, Charles Lang and Wendy Lang, on the limitation page. 412 pages. First hardcover edition (stated). A fine copy in a......

First Edition. A vampire novella set in 19th century New Orleans, first published here. This is one of 474 signed and numbered copies. 147 pages. First edition (first printing). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket and a near fine slipcase. Numbered and signed by McCammon on the limitation.....

First hardcover edition. A post-apocalyptic horror novel in which humans evolve quickly following a nuclear war. Winner of the Bram Stoker Award and a classic of 1980s horror. This is the first hardcover edition (following a mass market paperback original version), with illustrations by Charles Lang. "Swan Song is a......

First Edition. A collection of short stories, limited to 52 lettered copies (the regular edition was 1500 copies). 125 pages. First edition (first printing). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket and a fine traycase. This is copy PP of 52 lettered copies signed by Partridge on the limitation.....

First Edition. One of 550 copies signed by Peattie. Illustrated by Lynd Ward. First edition (first printing). A fine copy in a very good slipcase that is cracked along the two narrow edges. Pages mostly unopened (still connected at the top). This is copy 217.

First Edition. Lynd Ward's second wordless novel; this being one of 309 copies printed from the original wood blocks (essentially, this is a bound volume of 128 original wood engravings by Lynd Ward). Like Ward's other proto-graphic novels, he explores social-realist themes here, incorporating that with tropes from 19th century.....

First Edition. The second to last of Ward's "wordless novels"—this more a short story—about motherhood and fascism told in twenty-one original wood engravings (printed from the wood blocks). The story begins with a woman realizing she is pregnant and then thinking of all the horrors in the world of the.....