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HARLAN ELLISON: A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL CHECKLIST. Williams Publishing Co., Dallas, 1973. First Edition. Signed by the subject.

By: (ELLISON, Harlan) SWIGART, Leslie Kay

Price: $125.00

Publisher: Dallas, Williams Publishing Co.: 1973

Seller ID: 142

An excellent bibliography of the noted SF writer's work up until 1973. Fully illustrated with book cover reproductions, photographs of the subject and pieces from his collection. In addition is a brief but fact-filled biography of the author by Swigart; appreciations of Ellison by Asimov, Bova, Ed Bryant, Silverberg, Joanna Russ, and James Sutherland. 120 pages, including self-covers, oversized paper-bound, printed upon good paper in an edition of 1000 numbered copies. Despite the 1000 copy print-run, an elusive Ellison item. Although not called for, this copy is signed, inscribed by Ellis...
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I AM PROVIDENCE: H.P. LOVECRAFT—Resin Figure. Only 200 Individually cast by award winning sculptor, Gage Prentiss.

By: (LOVECRAFT, H.P.) Gage PRENTISS

Price: $350.00

Seller ID: 480

This hand-casted resin figure of H.P.L., is by the Rhode Island, artist, GAGE PRENTISS. Mr. Prentiss won the design competition to cast in bronze a life-sized statue of HOWARD PHILLIPS LOVECRAFT, for erection in a Rhode Island, public park. This smaller versioned resin-casting, measuring 11" tall, was cast from the original prize-winning, submission design. The final life-sized figure varies slightly. Each figure was individually cast, thus each varies very slightly, and each is SIGNED by the artist on the bottom of the pedestal. Priority shipping and insurance are included in the price!
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LOVECRAFTIAN CHARACTERS & OTHER THINGS: An Illustrated Portolio from the Works of H.P. Lovecraft. [1976], Hampshire. Signed by the artist.

By: (LOVECRAFT, H.P.) PITTS, Jim.

Price: $50.00

Publisher: [N.p., but located in Hampshire, UK], Spectre Press: [1976]

Seller ID: 976

This early Jim Pitts portfolio features six drawings based upon the fictional works & characters, of H.P. Lovecraft: The Outsider, The Terrible Old Man, Night Gaunts, The Call of Cthulhu, Innsmouth, and the Music of Erich Zann.Pitts's heavily influenced by Hannes Bok, and Virgil Finlay, but his stipple is broader than the fine Finlay technique, giving the drawings a more sinister feel, but there's a bit of Hannes Bok "cheekiness" in the poses, suggesting that we're really not to take these horrors too seriously. The Portfolio is Signed by the artist. There is a booklet included with Love...
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A HISTORY & CHRONOLOGY OF THE BOOK OF EIBON. Charnal House, 1984. 500 numbered copies. This copy SIGNED by Lin Carter.

By: (SMITH, Clark Ashton) CARTER, Lin

Price: $30.00

Publisher: N.Y., Charnal House: 1984

Seller ID: 977

Lin Carter was a very enthusiastic fan of Clark Ashton Smith. This eight-page booklet traces CAS's own Necronomiconish volume, the hideous Book of Eibon, through its history.The booklet was produced as inexpensively as possible, and inexactly-trimmed, but still creatively presented, with the reproduction of a Clark Ashton Smith drawing on the cover,and the fictional Charnal publishing house, was of course, Lin Carter himself. Signed on the title-page by Carter, and limited to 500 numbered copies, although if you didn't know him, you didn't get a signed copy. About fine copy, as received. ...
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Image for THE TALES OF CLARK ASHTON SMITH: A Bibliography. 1951. The first Clark Ashton Smith bibliography. "I could not have located copies of my tales without your bibliography"—Clark Ashton Smith. Signed by the compiler. 500 copies printed.

THE TALES OF CLARK ASHTON SMITH: A Bibliography. 1951. The first Clark Ashton Smith bibliography. "I could not have located copies of my tales without your bibliography"—Clark Ashton Smith. Signed by the compiler. 500 copies printed.

By: (SMITH, Clark Ashton) COCKCROFT, Thomas,G.L.

Price: $75.00

Publisher: Lower Hutt, NZ, Thomas G.L. Cockroft: 1951

Seller ID: 983

The first bibliography of the tales of Clark Ashton Smith, and the first book by a young weird fiction fan from New Zealand, Thomas George Lawrence Cockcroft. Includes all of Smith's book appearences, anthologies, and magazine appearances. Clark Ashton Smith, a few weeks before his death, wrote to Cockcroft "Your publication proved invaluable in making up a list for Derleth against my upcoming volume, Tales of Science & Sorcery, since I had lost, given away, or had stolen so many of my own copies. I could not have located the tales without your bibliography." Only 500 copies were printed, w...
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Image for CLARK ASHTON SMITH: The Sorcerer Departs. Tsathoggua Press, 1977. Signed by Donald Sidney-Fryer. Approximately 300 copies printed. With addendum.

CLARK ASHTON SMITH: The Sorcerer Departs. Tsathoggua Press, 1977. Signed by Donald Sidney-Fryer. Approximately 300 copies printed. With addendum.

By: (SMITH, Clark Ashton) FRYER, Donald-Sidney

Price: $30.00

Publisher: West Hills, CA, Tsathoggua Press: 1977

Seller ID: 984

A thirty-seven page booklet reprinting Donald Sidney-Fryer's biographical and critical appraisal of Clark Ashton Smith, as it originally appeared in "Clark Ashton Smith: In Memoriam," published by CAS fan, Perry Grayson who also wrote the Introduction. with Donald Sidney-Fryer composing an Afterward, reminiscing nearly fifteen years later. This copy is Signed by Donald Sidney-Fryer. I believe there were only about 300 copies of this printed. A fine copy in stiff paper covers.
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THE EMPEROR OF DREAMS; A Clark Ashton Smith Bibliography. Donald M. Grant, 1978. First Edition, Signed by the compiler

By: (SMITH, Clark Ashton) FRYER, Donald-Sidney

Price: ~~$60.00~~ $50.00

Publisher: West Kingston, RI, Donald M. Grant: 1978

Seller ID: 985

A very thorough bibliography by Sidney-Fryer of the tales, poetry translations, Uncollected poems and tales, Published letters, and much, much more, of Clark Ashton Smith. Photographs of the author and his locales; letters of appreciation by Ray Bradbury, Harlan Ellison, Avram Davidson, Derleth, E. Hoffmann Price, Rah Hoffman and many more. The formatting of the material does not lend for quick reference, but with patience and diligence you'll find what you seek. An oversized, very handsome book production, Mr. Grant put much love and effort into the publication of this book. This copy is ...
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THE EARTH BOOK OF STORMGATE

By: ANDERSON, Poul

Price: $25.00

Publisher: New York, Brerkeley/Putnam: 1978

Seller ID: 527

Little rubbing to d.j., else fine in Tony Roberts, illustrated d.j. Signed by the author on the title-page.
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MIRKHEIM

By: ANDERSON, Poul

Price: $25.00

Publisher: New York, Brerkeley/Putnam: 1977

Seller ID: 488

Little rubbing to d.j., else fine in Richard Powers, illustrated d.j. Signed by the author on the title-page.
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AVATAR

By: ANDERSON, Poul

Price: $25.00

Publisher: New York, Berkeley/Putnam: 1978

Seller ID: 504

No NOT the not, nearly ten-year old movi. An alien race leaves mankind a STARGATE. SIGNED on the title-page by the author. Near fine in d.j.
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THE DIGGING LEVIATHAN

By: BLAYLOCK, James P.

Price: $55.00

Publisher: Bath, Avon, Morrigan: 1988

Seller ID: 20

This is the first hardcover publication. Of a total edition of 1010 copies, this being one of the 310 deemed SPECIAL EDITION, which is NUMBERED, SIGNED & SLIPCASED and bound in CLOTH not paper over boards as is the TRADE EDITION. SIGNED by the author, illustrator, and authors Tim Powers and K.W. Jeter who both wrote afterwards—THE PIGS HAVE ALL GONE TO FRANCE and THE INVISIBLE BOOK— which were not included in the trade edition. This was printed before the British papers started going to hell and the paper is white. Additional scans available upon request.
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PSYCHO. Simon & Schuster, New York, 1959. First Edition. Signed & Inscribed by author.

By: BLOCH, Robert

Price: $3,750.00

Publisher: New York, Simon & Schuster: 1959

Seller ID: 106

One of the most influential horror novels of the 20th century with a contemporary signature and lengthy inscription to an acquaintnce of the author—"To _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ with kindest personal regards and in full confidence that the day is not far distant when he will be autographing HIS books for me! Robert Bloch, 1961" Lightly toned paper—far less than usually encountered with this cheaply made book. A little wear at tips of d.j., with some creasing at head of d.j., spine and lightly rubbed. A near fine-fine copy in v.g.+ d.j. A nice fresh copy.
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A HANNES BOK SHOWCASE. Charles F. Miller. Lancaster, PA. 100 Signed, slipcased edition.

By: BOK, HANNES(KORSHAK, Stephen, editor)

Price: $95.00

Publisher: Lancaster, PA., Charles F. Miller: 1995

Seller ID: 998

The subject may differ, but Bok's color technique always heavily reflected the influence of Maxfield Parrish, except that Bok had a light, whimsical hand. The reproduction at times is of unequal quality due to shooting through glass, rather than unframing the pieces to photograph them. One of 100 numbered, slipcased, hardbound copies, signed by Frederik Pohl, who wrote the Foreword, and Stephen D. Korshak, the editor. As new in d.j. & slipcase.
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WHERE ROBOT MICE AND ROBOT MEN, RUN 'ROUND IN ROBOT TOWNS. Knopf, N.Y., 1977. First edition. Signed by the author.

By: BRADBURY, Ray

Price: $50.00

Publisher: New York, Knopf: 1977

Seller ID: 579

More than thirty previously uncollected poems, including THE NEFERTITI-TUT EXPRESS that was later rewritten by the author as a short story and illustrated by Gary Gianni, to great acclaim! Signed by the author on the flyleaf-page. A fine copy in d.j.
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FAHRENHEIT 451. Ballantine Books, N.Y., 1953. Signed by author.

By: BRADBURY, Ray

Price: $450.00

Publisher: N.Y., Ballantine: 1953

Seller ID: 862

Bradbury's dystopian tale inspired by the Nazi book burning. One of the first Science Fiction books that raised the genre from pop culture to a modern literary classic, right up there with Orwell's—1984. A really splendid copy of the first edition paperback, issued along with a limited hardbound printing. An unread copy. Very light rack-rub to extremeties, slight suggestion of a crease when Bradbury opened the book to sign. Nice cover sheen, smells like a new book. Very, very slight aging to page edges. A Near-fine, fine copy of a seventy-year old paperback. With a nice, readable Brad...
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TWIN HIEROGLYPHS THAT SWIM THE RIVER DUST. The Lord John Press, Northridge, Calif., 1978.—26 COPY EDITION!

By: BRADBURY, Ray

Price: $650.00

Publisher: Northridge, Calif., Lord John Press: 1978

Seller ID: 552

Twenty-six pages of previously uncollected poetry by the noted fantasist. A handsome fine press book printed from set type upon Gainsborough paper. This is one of twenty-six lettered, signed, copies especially bound in leather. Housed within a leather spined clamshell case by Gray Parrot, especially commissioned by bookseller, Roy A. Squires, for his patrons. These copies all went to friends of the author and publisher.
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THE LAST CIRCUS & THE ELECTROCUTION

By: BRADBURY, Ray

Price: $65.00

Publisher: Northridge, Calif., Lord John Press: 1980

Seller ID: 63

This being the trade issue, but stll issued in a full-cloth binding. Features the two previously unpublished short-stories unearthed from the author's extensive files, by his good buddies, and Bradbury enthusiasts, Donn Albright, and Bruce Francis. Additionally is an introduction by William F. Nolan (Logan's Run, fame) and an afterword by the author. A frontispiece illustration by the author's friend, artist Joseph Mugnaini. Although not called for, this copy is signed by the author on the flyleaf-page. As new in d.j.
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A MEDICINE FOR MELANCHOLY. Bantam, New York, 1960. First paperback printing. Signed by the author.

By: BRADBURY, Ray

Price: $50.00

Publisher: New York, Bantam: 1960

Seller ID: 932

Inscribed, signed and dated, 1971, by Ray Bradbury. One light corner bump, very slight trace of age, else a fine, unread copy. Scarce in this condition. BANTAM A2069
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OCTOBER. Walter Daugherty, Los Angeles, 1983. First Printing. Very scarce. Signed by the author.

By: BRADBURY, Ray

Price: $250.00

Publisher: Los Angeles, Walter Daugherty:

Seller ID: 1017

A 7-page poem by a 20 year old Ray Bradbury, celebrating his favorite holiday, Halloween. The poem was originally recorded on a wax covered, paper record, by Bradbury's friend, Walt Daugherty. The recording was lost in Forrest Ackermann's collection for decades, and Daugherty has documented its existence and discovery in his introduction to the booklet. Bradury has prefaced the poem with his recollections of the poem's composition and recording. Bradbury insisted on a very limited printing and distribution"Walt Daugherty has promised me this edition would be small and special, and given out...
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KIN WENG AND THE MIRACULOUS TUSK. Birmingham School of Printers, 1941. 50 copies only. Signed and inscribed by the printer.

By: BRAMAH, Ernest

Price: $250.00

Publisher: Birmingham, UK, Birmingham School of Printers: 1941

Seller ID: 495

One of a special binding of only fifty copies printed—as stated—bound in japanese paper over light boards. Signed, Inscribed and Numbered by the printer. A Kai-Lung story. A very scarce book.
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