First Thus. A science fiction space opera, the first volume in the Hyperion Cantos, and the winner of both the Hugo and Locus awards in 1990. One of the standout SF novels of the last quarter of the 20th century. This is the massmarket paperback edition. 482 pages, plus an.....

First Edition. A short story. 32 pages. First edition (first printing). A fine copy in illustrated boards (no dust jacket). This is copy T of 26 lettered copies, signed by Denton on a limitation page.

First Edition. A full-length biography of the great science fiction author. 384 pages. First edition (first printing, with a numberline ending in 1). A near fine copy in a near fine dust jacket bumped at the top of the spine. Signed on the title page by Ray Bradbury.

The second book in the original Earthsea Trilogy. Here illustrated by Gail Garraty, as with the first edition. This is an edition with new cover art, with a copyright date of 1990. This is the third printing. It's not clear if that means of this reissue, or of the hardcover.....

One of 20 copies quarter-bound in leather and issued in a folding clamshell box of the reissue of this cult novel, signed by Hjortsberg. This is the smallest limitation indicated on the colophon. The insides of the box are lined with the printed covers of the paperback version. With an.....

First Edition. This is one of 26 signed, lettered copies in a black traycase. First edition. A fine copy in a fine dust jacket and a fine traycase. This is copy W of 26 signed by Hoffman. It comes with two copies of the limited edition promotional pamphlet, Born Bad.....

First Edition. A collection of original short stories by Jay Lake, Tobias Buckell, Elizabeth Bear, John Scalzi, and Karl Schroeder. This was originally an audio-book anthology of stories about cities in the future. This is its first appearance in print. One of 200 copies signed by all of the contributors.....

First US edition. A collection of ghost stories, including the title story about a circus run by vampires. First published in the UK in 1932; both editions are scarce. "Capable, interesting stories"—Bleiler, Guide to Supernatural Fiction, 1490. 11 stories, 329 pages. First US edition (stated). A very good copy in.....

First Edition. A collection of previously published short stories by authors like John Polidori, J. S. LeFanu, Charles R. Maturin, and the editor. Blieler (Guide to Supernatural Fiction, no. 1570) didn't think much of the book, but singled out the Maturin story as "very much worth having." About the author.....

First Edition. A non-fiction work on Haiti. Seabrook "found a living religion, Voodoo, wherein is the ritual of eating flesh and drinking of blood, witchcraft, sorcery and black magic; a religion where the image of the Catholic virgin and the cross stand with a host of gods, the black counterparts.....

First Edition. A political thriller set ten years in the future, when a secret cabal, led by a Chinese national, plot to reorganize the world order. Oppenheimer was a hugely prolific author, publishing two or more books a year for more than half a century. This is an uncommon Canadian.....

First Edition. A fantasy story about a boy who learns to travel behind the moon. Illustrated by Pyle. 192 pages plus inserted black-and-white plates. First edition (first printing). Covers a bit grubby but otherwise a nice copy, lacking the presumably rare dust jacket. This copy has a typed letter, signed.....

First Edition. A 12-page review of Sime's career by George Locke with forty full-page reproductions of Sime's work. This is one of 38 hardcover copies, numbered and signed by Locke. 64 pages. 8-1/4 by 12 inches. First edition. A near fine copy in a near fine dust jacket. Numbered on.....