First Edition. Library of America, no. 160. 748 pages. First printing (stated), subscriber's issue. A fine copy in tan cloth and a paper slipcase (no dust jacket as issued). With the publisher's four-page information brochure.

First Edition. Horror stories and a screenplay, most related to Hollywood, where Garris is a writer and a director. With an introduction by Stephen King. Published in an edition of 350 signed and numbered copies. First edition (first printing). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. Signed by Garris on.....

Uncorrected Proof. Presumably an uncommon proof, as the entire edition was fewer than 600 copies. This proof has a 2012 date; the book was published in 2013. A horror "satire on the twisted world of reality" TV. Illustrated by William Stout. 4-3/4 by 9-1/4 inches. 79 pages. Fine in wrappers (paperback).....

First Edition. A collection of 18 short stories inspired by Hollywood horror films. Contributors include Jack Ketchum, Thomas F. Monteleone, Ray Garton, Ed Gorman, et al. Published in an edition of 1500 copies, signed by the editor. First edition (first printing). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket.

Uncorrected Proof. A mystery set in Hollywood. Garris was the producer of Showtime's Masters of Horror series. 200 pages. Uncorrected proof of the limited edition.

First Edition. Four treatments by Bradbury of his story, It Came from Outer Space, the basis of the 1953 3-D movie. The collection is edited by Donn Albright. In the end, Harry Essex wrote the screenplay. 448 pages. 8-1/2 by 11 inches. The uncorrected proof in wrappers that mirror the final.....

First Edition. 288 pages plus 16 pages of color photographs from the set. "A commemoration of the Emmy-winning television adaptation" of King's short story. The book includes the original short story by Stephen King; the script by Richard C. Matheson; black-and-white reproductions of the storyboards; and essays by various participants.....

Advance Reading Copy. Three unproduced screenplays, The Fantastic Little Girl, Appointment in Zahrain, and Sweethearts and Horror, reproduced from the original hand-corrected typescripts. With short introductions to each by the author. An advance copy, in wrappers (paperback), with illustrated covers. Signed by Matheson on the title page.

First Edition. "An experimental television script composed mainly of bits and pieces of stories written by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr., over the past twenty years." The film aired on public television in 1972. Extensively illustrated with photographs by Jill Krementz and stills from the production. 284 pages. First edition (first printing).....

First Edition. 198 pages. Illustrated with film stills. First edition (first printing). Near fine in a jacket with a one-inch closed tear on the back panel, else near fine. A bit musty.

2-1/2 by 4-1/4 inches. Carte de visite photograph of the Boston actress (1816-1876) and direct descendant of Robert Cushman who helped organize the Mayflower voyage to the Americas. Cushman performed in several Shakespearean plays, including the role of Romeo opposite her sister in the role of Juliet. President Abraham Lincoln.....

First Edition. 146 pages. McMurtry's account of his decades of working with, but seldom in, Hollywood, starting with Hud, the Paul Newman film based on his first novel. "I will always be grateful to Hollywood for...well...it's essentially financed my fiction, my rare book business, and to a huge degree, my adult.....

64 pages. 4 by 5 inches. With a four-page biography of Chaplin and then a collection of jokes and stories that seem to have little to do with Charlie Chaplin, although a drawing of the actor appears on the cover in his Little Tramp outfit. The author is probably Robert Edmund.....