This is a reprint of Bardin's 1946 mystery novel along with the first publication of a short excerpt from a novel he left unfinished at his death. One of 300 numbered copies signed by Jonathan Lethem, who contributes the introduction. 224 pages. Fine in a fine dust jacket. This is.....

First Edition. This substantial collection was edited by Roger Anker, who also contributes an introduction. Many of the stories have introductions by writers like Ray Bradbury, Harlan Ellison, Forrest J. Ackerman, and Robert Bloch. Illustrated by David Ho, and with a foreword by Beaumont’s son, Christopher. 731 pages. Signed by.....

First Edition. A substantial collection of 37 of Blackwood's short stories, published in an edition of 522 copies. 991, [1: blank] pages plus the limitation leaf. 7-3/4 by 11-1/2 inches. Illustrated from photographs by Clarence John Laughlin. In a slipcase measuring 8-1/4 by 11-3/4 inches, with black sides and medium.....

First Edition. A collection of tales of the "bizarre and magnificent", published in an edition of 220 copies signed by Blumlein and the illustrator, Brian McCarty. 408 pages plus the limitation sheet. First edition (first printing of this anthology). A near fine copy (a bit of separation of the page.....

This set of horror and weird fiction novels and short stories was limited to 300 sets, housed in a slipcase. The books are illustrated by Henry O. Morris and each book is signed by Cisco, Morris, and the author of the introduction to the particular book. Fine copies in fine.....

First Edition. One of 300 copies of this fifty-year survey of the author's horror fiction. The books are signed by Etchison; S. T. Joshi, who wrote the introduction, and the artist David Ho. First edition (first printing of this collection). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket, still sealed.....

One of 300 hardcover copies of this classic noir novel paired with the short story, Black Pudding. The book is signed on the limitation page by Robert Polito, who wrote the introduction. 252, [4] pages plus limitation sheet. A near fine copy in black cloth with a tipped-on cover illustration.....

A new edition of a 1970s horror novel, translated from the French. The edition was 220 copies, signed by the artist, Samuel Araya, and Thomas Tessier, who wrote the introduction. A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. Still sealed in shrinkwrap. This is copy 30.

One of 20 deluxe quarter-leather copies of the definitive Millipede Press edition (2006) of Hjortsberg's noir-occult masterpiece, signed by the author, numbered 'V' in Roman numerals, presented in the publisher's clamshell box. First published in 1978, "Falling Angel" established itself as a landmark of supernatural noir fiction, earning an Edgar.....

The six-volume cult classic Southern Gothic supernatural novel. This edition, limited to 250 copies, was published in six hardcover volumes issued in a slipcase with an introduction by Poppy Z. Brite. The first volume (I think) is signed by Brite and the illustrators, Patrick Loehr and Paul Wedlake. All six.....

First Edition. The first book from Centipede Press, which hadn't yet found its name. This anthology collects work by Robert Coover, Donald Barthelme, Patricia Highsmith, Henry Miller, James Baldwin, Susan Sontag, Fritz Eichenberg, and Lynd Ward, among others. The book was limited to 300 copies. This copy is signed by.....