Collection of linked stories, some fantasy, all fantastic - probably comes under ''slipstream'' fiction?''award-winning author Tamar Yellin brings us deeply melancholy, darkly humorous linked stories that examine the heart of human longing and ask the question: Where do we belong? With its imagery from the legend of the exiled ten tribes of Israel, ''Tales of the Ten Lost Tribes'' follows the life-journey of a wandering narrator who encounters a series of displaced persons: the uncle whose endless travels seem romantic but are in fact a camouflage for a life of failure and malaise; the girl st... View More...
340 page novel.''Shepher pays one last visit to her grandparents? home in Jerusalem after a fateful discovery?a mysterious and valuable Torah manuscript that?s been stashed away in the attic genizah, a depository for old or damaged sacred documents, has been uncovered. So begins a remarkable journey that spans four generations of the family Shepher, one that begs Shulamit to reconsider not only her ancestors? history and heritage but her own passions, faith, and choices for the future. Haunting and illuminating, The Genizah at the House of Shepher is a tale of love and loss, exile and belongin... View More...
The author's first adult fantasy novel (following many juvenile sf and fantasy novels).
''his first adult sf novel, SEADEMONS (1977), tells of colonists on another world and of their relation to the beings there, evoking an atmosphere of strangeness in a nuanced prose'' (John Clute & Peter Nicholls/Encyclopedia of SF). View More...
Collection of non-fiction, fiction and poetry. LIMITED EDITION: 1000 hardcover copies printed, of which this is one of 800 numbered trade copies. This is no 732. View More...
Collection of non-fiction, fiction and poetry. LIMITED EDITION: 1000 hardcover copies printed, of which this is one of 800 numbered trade copies. This is no 445. View More...
Supernatural/ghost novel. LIMITED EDITION: 100 copies specially bound and signed by the author and illustrator Vincent Chong and traycased.''recovering heroin addict Scott Hennessey has a dark and terrible past. Determined to rebuild his life, he has buried the memories and moved on - until he finds her, Mia Floats Softly, shimmering in the rain. Alive with fire and as beautiful as his pain, she awakens his reckless desire. The dark memories come flooding back, and Scott knows that Mia Floats Softly is tethered to his past -and that she has returned because she means to destroy him. As broke... View More...
SF/fantasy novella: introduction by Catherynne M. Valente. LIMITED EDITION: from a total printing of 600 hardcover copies, this is one of 100 numbered copies with dustjacket signed by the author.''inspired by the French medieval tale Valentine and Orson, this moving, insightful novella from award-winning author Marly Youmans reclaims a 500-year-old epic for contemporary readers. Through the dazzling double-story of a stolen twin and the secrets of an ancient forest, Youmans roams also among the sweet spirits of Shakespeare's romance plays. Val/Orson opens with Val long saddened at the loss ... View More...
SF/fantasy novella: introduction by Catherynne M. Valente. LIMITED EDITION: from a total printing of 600 hardcover copies, this is one of 500 unnumbered copies as issued without dustjacket.''inspired by the French medieval tale Valentine and Orson, this moving, insightful novella from award-winning author Marly Youmans reclaims a 500-year-old epic for contemporary readers. Through the dazzling double-story of a stolen twin and the secrets of an ancient forest, Youmans roams also among the sweet spirits of Shakespeare's romance plays. Val/Orson opens with Val long saddened at the loss of hi... View More...
Pure sf novel, unusual from a publisher strongly associated with supernatural fiction.
''(1912-2001) UK journalist, editor and author, involved with the magazine Punch 1949-1964, and drama critic for the Financial Times 1964-1980. Of sf interest are Cabinet Pudding (1967), a near future satire in which the UK Prime Minister in 1996 is a marijuana-smoking West Indian; and THE COLONISTS FROM SPACE (1979), in which an Invasion by aliens begins in the Cotswolds in southern England'' (John Clute/Encyclopedia of SF, 3rd Editon). View More...
100-page paperbound booklet, collecting six stories with an introduction by Tim Lebbon, illustrated by Bob Covington and Dave Bezzina. INSCRIBED AND SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR AND BOTH ILLUSTRATORS AT TIME OF PUBLICATION, View More...
''US writer (1895-1949) , extremely prolific in a number of pulp magazine genres, publishing about 500 stories, though relatively few were sf. In SEVEN OUT OF TIME (1939 Argosy; 1949), his best novel, seven contemporary humans are studied by people of the future to rediscover the value of emotions'' (John Clute/Encyclopedia of SF). View More...
SF novel, part of the long-running military sf/adventure Cobra series.
''hiss early fiction may have been genuinely competent, but he became suddenly more prominent around 1983, when he began to publish adventure sequences, beginning with the first volume of the Blackcollar series. The later Cobra sequence, which begins with Cobra (1985) and whose latest volume appeared in 2013, locates military/commando heroes in a galactic venue, where they win through with the use of special weapons'' (John Clute/Encyclopedia of sf, 3rd Edition). View More...
SF novel. LIMITED EDITION: 333 numbered copies signed by the author. This is no 73.
''which though sf powerfully evokes the classic night journey of Native American shamanism'' (John Clute/Encyclopedia of SF). ''a shape-shifting extra-terrestrial stalks a legendary Navajo tracker in a futuristic confrontation''. View More...
Two short stories published separately as oversize hardcovers, each illustrated in colour by Vaughn Bode. LIMITED EDITION: 1000 sets issued together in slipcase, each volume numbered and signed by the author. This is no 404. View More...
1969 Nebula nominee for best sf novel, first published as an Ace paperback original in 1969. The sequel was TO DIE IN ITALBAR (1973). THIS COPY SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR.
''...none of Zelazny's subsequent sf quite achieved the metaphorical aptness of his first three novels, but the Francis Sandow sequence comprising ISLE OF THE DEAD (1969) and To Die in Italbar (1973) replays in a less intricate mode some of the best plot-turns of his earlier work; mythic resonance is evoked, and the language is fluently intense'' (John Clute/Encyclopedia of SF, 3rd Edition). View More...
The second book in the Amber series, sequel to NINE PRINCES IN AMBER., First printing (as stated on copyright page) with code ''N38'' on p. 180. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. View More...
Short story: Collected in the 1981 Underwood-Miller short story collection of the same title. LIMITED EDITION: 275 numbered copies.printed. This is no 212. View More...
''Harrison Brown: US scientist and writer whose non-fiction The Challenge of Man's Future (1954) combines demographical, ecological and energy concerns in a pioneering work of great admonitory influence. His sf novel, THE CASSIOPEIA AFFAIR (1968) with Chloe Zerwick, treats fictionally the same problems through a story about a possibly bogus message from the stars that may keep mankind from destroying itself in a terminal conflagration.'' (John Clute/Encyclopedia of SF). View More...
SF novel. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR.''She made her first impression as an sf writer, with Reclamation (1996), which won a 1997 Locus Award for Best First Novel, and which richly exfoliates from a familiar Space Opera premise: a cavalierly eccentric branch of Homo sapiens, multiply transformed by genetic engineering, vs a conservative authority, probably driven by a savage monotheism, whose roundhead strictures against cakes and ale are given short shrift here. . Her further sf novels tend to replicate the baroque textures of the first: in PLAYING GOD (1998), an interstellar corporation accepts a c... View More...
Book Two of the Ea Cycle, sequel to The Lightstone (2001) and followed by Black jade (2005). The USA Tor hardcover was released five years later in 2008.''The Lord of Lies is the story of the Dark Angel's swift and terrible revenge against Valashu Elahad. Death and destruction surround the Lightstone in the second book of this magnificent and deeply moving fantasy epic. Valashu Elahad only regained the Lightstone in Argattha when he realized that his purpose was to guard the treasure of his ancestors so that he could pass it to the enlightened one, the Maitreya, who would lead them back to th... View More...
Book Two of the Ea Cycle, and sequel to The Lightstone (2001).''The Lord of Lies is the story of the Dark Angel's swift and terrible revenge against Valashu Elahad. Death and destruction surround the Lightstone in the second book of this magnificent and deeply moving fantasy epic. Valashu Elahad only regained the Lightstone in Argattha when he realized that his purpose was to guard the treasure of his ancestors so that he could pass it to the enlightened one, the Maitreya, who would lead them back to the stars. At the time he understood that the mysterious powers of the Lightstone were not his... View More...
SF novel, translated from the Serbian: afterword by Slobodan Vladusic. LIMITED EDITION: from a total printing of 600 hardcovers printed (of which 500 were issued unsigned and without a dustjacket), this is one of 100 numbered copies signed by the author and issued with a dustjacket. This is no 5.''what is the link between red hair, a red bowling ball and a red bikini? Between an overcoat with asymmetrical lapels, a scarf with two blotches and a pair of non-matching sneakers? In this brainteasing trio of stories, Zoran Zivkovic explores the collision of realities: a man encounters an alternat... View More...
Translated from the Serbian by Alice Copple- Tosic and Aleksander B. Nedeljkovic. LIMITED EDITION: from a total printing of 600 hardcover copies (500 were unsigned/unnumbered issued without dustjacket), this is one of 100 numbered copies with dustjacket signed by the author and slipcased. Note though that this copy is unnumbered but lettered ''C''. View More...
Collects five long stories, plus an introduction by Thomas M. Disch. Published in the UK in paperback only as BUSY ABOUT THE TREE OF LIVE AND OTHER STORIES (Women's Press, 1988). Very uncommon hardcover.''she began publishing work of genre interest with ''The Heat Death of the Universe'' (July 1967 New Worlds), a finely structured application of the concept of entropy to the life of an American housewife, through whose perceptions its rise is experienced literally. The story, which for many readers has become an Icon of New Wave sensibility, appeared in Zoline's first collection, Busy About ... View More...
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