First Edition. The Nobel Prize-winning writer's first long fantasy. "The eponymous princess is abducted by dwarfs while her beloved fosterbrother is imprisoned by nixies (water spirits); the king of the dwarfs becomes enamoured of her, but gradually discovers an altruistic determination to reunite the lovers"—Clute and Grant, The Encyclopedia of.....

First Edition. A collection of short stories by Joe Hill, Kelley Armstrong, Caitlín Kiernan and others, published in an edition of 250 numbered copies signed by twelve contributors (there is a space for Bruce Sterling to sign but he apparently didn't sign any of them). The book was issued with.....

First Edition. Nine short stories, four previously unpublished and five never collected in book form, from the popular fantasy specialist fine press, Pegana Press. With a color frontispiece from artwork by S. H. Sime. This is one of 80 numbered copies. Printed from handset letterpress on sage green Hahnemühle laid.....

First Edition. A young adult fantasy novel set in a world where people have magical powers. What happens when two children refuse to use theirs? First edition (first printing, with a letter line ending in A). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. Signed by Le Guin.

The three stand-alone First Law epic fantasy series novels. Each limited to 500 signed and numbered copies. Fine copies in fine dust jackets. This is a matched set; all three are no. 8 of 500 signed by Abercrombie. Hard to find with a matching low number.

First Edition. Crime, fantasy, horror, and mystery stories. 288 pages. First edition (first printing, with no indication of later printings). A very good (spine lean) or better copy in a like, somewhat spine-faded jacket. The jacket is clipped at the bottom of the flap, leaving the 10s 6d price visible.....

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 survey of the work of a fantasy illustrator, with dozens of full-color reproductions. Trade issue, 134 pages. First edition (stated first printing). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket.

First Edition. A critically acclaimed and popular novelistic retelling of the story of the Greek goddess Circe. HBO acquired the rights for a miniseries based on the book. First edition (first printing, with a numberline ending in 1). A fine copy in a very near fine dust jacket with tiny.....

First Edition. Short stories. Illustrated with nine halftone plates by S. H. Sime. x, 252 pages. Currey, Science Fiction and Fantasy Authors, p. 19. First edition (first printing), first binding of with top edge gilt, page edges rough cut and untrimmed, and the publisher's imprint on the spine in a......

First Edition. A collection of short fantasy stories; the author's first book. Illustrated with eight photogravure illustrations (with tissue guards) by S. H. Sime which are far superior in quality to the halftone plates issued in later Dunsany/Sime books. viii, 94, [2] pages. (NB: perhaps befitting the first book of.....

First Edition. A monograph of Stout's illustrations (almost all in full color) of women in fantastic realms. 48 pages. One of 500 signed, numbered copies. First edition (first printing). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. No. 482 of 500 signed by Stout.

First Edition. A book collecting many intricate drawings of John Stewart, including 29 color reproductions. Stewart was a British fantasy, horror and science fiction artist. Preface by Ramsey Campbell and an introduction by Andrew Smith. This is one of 250 numbered copies signed by Campbell and Smith. 6 by 7-3/4 inches.....