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Paperback second printing, a Fine copy with a bit of age darkening. Inscribed by Bujold: "For Robert../Best regards! Lois McMaster/Bujold." Nebula Award winner for Best Novel.

First edition hardback, one of 500 numbered copies signed by the editor, a Fine copy, sans dust jacket, as issued. Five stories, two of which ("Jumbee" and "West India Lights") were the title stories of his two Arkham House collections.

First edition hardback, one of 750 numbered copies signed by Waldrop, Martin and Denton. Collection of early, rare Waldrop stories from a wide variety sources, including a 25 copy self-published story from 1966! (I have a copy and provided George with the text.) Now out of print from the publisher. You need one.

First limited edition hardback, #195 of 500 signed, numbered copies, a Fine copy in a Fine dust jacket and a Fine slipcase. Cunningham, Jack Vance: Critical Appreciations and Bibliography, B.79.c.

First edition hardback, one of 1392 trade copies (as per Hewett), a Fine- copy with a very slight bump at head and two very faint ink dots on the back of the full-color frontispiece illustration (looks like from the printing process), in a Fine-, Mylar-protected dust jacket, with a slight bump at head, signed by Jack Vance. Not perfect, but… Read more about this item

First edition hardback, one of 1,000 signed, numbered copies, a Fine copy in a Fine dust jacket and publisher's plastic bag. Supplements the first Best of Swanwick volume Subterranean did back in 2008. $50.

First edition hardback, a Fine copy in a Fine Mylar protected dust jacket, signed by Bruce Sterling. Arguably the most important anthology of the 1980s. While you weren't looking, copies of this have gotten scarce and pricy.

First edition hardback, a Fine- copy with slight bend at heel in a Fine Mylar-protected dust jacket. Arguably the novel where Sterling transitioned from Cyberpunk to Postcyberpunk. Hugo Award nominee.

First edition hardback, one of the copies with a signature page signed by both authors laid in, a Fine copy in a Near Fine+ dust jacket with one tackhead sized abrasion to rear cover, and slight edgewear at head, along top back cover, on front flap fold, and at points. Novel of time travel and magic. $30.

First edition hardback, #236 of 300 signed, numbered copies, a Fine copy, sans dust jacket, as issued.

First edition hardback, a Fine copy in a Fine dust jacket, signed by Silverberg.

First edition hardback, one of 100 signed, numbered copies in decorated boards signed by Silverberg, editor Stephen Jones, and illustrator Randy Brocker, a Fine copy in a Fine dust jacket and a Fine slipcase, with erratum sheet laid in noting that one of these stories (many of them written under pseudonyms) actually was from Donald Westlake writing as Richard Stark.… Read more about this item

First edition hardback thus, one of 200 numbered copies, a Fine copy, sans dust jacket, as issued. Part of their deluxe limited edition line of all Powers' novels.

First limited edition hardback, one of 500 signed, numbered copies, a Fine copy in a Fine dust jacket, with tissue paper closure sticker laid in. His limited editions tend to sell pretty well.

First edition hardback, one of 1,000 signed, numbered copies, a Fine copy in a Fine dust jacket and publisher's plastic bag. Short story collection from this Campbell and World Fantasy Award-winning writer.

First edition hardback, #173 of 400 signed, numbered copies, a Fine copy in a Fine dust jacket. Includes the title novel, plus "The Horn Cranker."

First edition hardback, a Fine copy in decorated boards, sans dust jacket, as issued, with signature plate by Joe and Keith Lansdale laid in. Graphic novel that was announced several years ago, but only recently came out.

First edition hardback, one of 500 signed, numbered copies, a Fine copy in a Fine dust jacket, with tissue paper closure sticker laid in. SST just issued a low stock warning for this title.

First trade edition (the Crossroads Press limited precedes), a Fine copy (though the pages are slightly toned) in a Fine dust jacket, with signature plate signed by Lansdale laid in. A would-be fireworks stand thief on the run from the law stumbles into a traveling freak show. Weird and twisted even by Lansdale's usual standards. Recommended. $15.

First edition hardback, a Fine copy in a Fine- dust jacket with 1/16" closed tear near top front tip, three tiny 1/32" indentions and associated phantom crease at top front, and a trace of wear at tips, with signature page by Hill bound in. The ISBN (978-0-06-283701-1) codes out to the BAM signed edition, which I assume is Books-A-Million; since… Read more about this item