Weird and Occult Library No 1, 2, 3 by anon

Baltimore, MD: Borderlands Press, 1993 First printing of the first edition, Author's first collection of short stories. Signed by Poppy Z. Brite on the title page, and also signed by Dan Simmons on the title page of his contributing piece, scarce thus. Book and dust jacket in fine condition.

London: Luxor Press, 1968 (500 gram rate) Luxor Press yellow wrappered classics, pictorial stiff paper wrapper, approx 150pp + adverts, many B&W photos of young ladies in boots and not much else, some light soiling to a few internal pages, tape at heel of spine, small scuff top edge of front cover. reprint. Soft Cover. Very Good/No Jacket. Illus. by Kidge Wurdak. 12mo - over 6? - 7? tall.

New York: Vertigo / DC Comics, 2002. 1st Printings. Saddle-stapled wraps. Light shelfwear. Near Fine. Forty-seven issues each [32]pp., with semi-glossy color covers and color interior. "Winner of 14 Eisner Awards".The set features the following story lines: Legends in Exile (#1-5); Animal Farm (#6-10); Storybook Love (#11-18); March of the Wooden Soldiers (#19-21, 23-27, The Last Castle); The Mean Seasons (#22, 28-33); Homelands (#34-41); Arabian Nights (and Days) (#42-47) Art by Jim Fern, Mark Buckingham, Lan Medina, David Hahn, Tony Akins, Linda Medley, Bryan Talbot, and Steve Leialoha.

New York, Rinehart and Co, 1960, hardcover, 245 pp, First Edition, First Printing, Very Good in Very Good dustjacket. Straight, tight and clean with no markings, slight spine-end touches, text-block edges deeply tanned as is common with this book. Dustjacket unclipped bearing original price, slight spine-end, edge and corner nicks, two short closed edge tears to front panel, rear panel rubbed, in new Brodart sleeve. The classic modern novel, one of the earliest in the psychological thriller genre, and basis for the 1962 Robert Aldrich film, starring Bette Davis, Joan Crawford and Victor Buono.

Subterranean Press, Burton MI, 2004. First edition. Condition: Fine in fine dust jacket. Comes in a felt-lined slipcase which has light bumping at corners. Signed and lettered edition, letter UU of 52 copies.Includes a hardcover chapbook, In the Shadow of the Master, also signed by Morrell.By the author of Rambo.In each of the stories in this collection there is a theme: obsession and determination. A character gets an idea in his head, a hook on his emotions, a need that has to be fulfilled, and he does everything possible to carry through, no matter how difficult. Written with the haunting emotional intensity and lightning pace that has made David Morrell the master of high-action suspense writing, this collection of stories will leave you dazzled.

London: Luxor Press, 1968 (500 gram rate) Luxor Press yellow wrappered classics, pictorial stiff paper wrapper, approx 150pp + adverts, many B&W photos of young ladies in boots and not much else, some light soiling to a few internal pages, tape at heel of spine, small scuff top edge of front cover. reprint. Soft Cover. Very Good/No Jacket. Illus. by Kidge Wurdak. 12mo - over 6? - 7? tall.

New York: Avon Book Company. What is offered here are both of the first edition paperback editions published by Avon Book Company. The first was published in 1945 as part of the Murder Mystery Monthly series, size: 7.5" x 5.25". The second was published a year later with the smaller format of 6.5" x 4.125". Both copies have very minor wear only and natural paperback ageing, no inscriptions. They both contain the following stories: Trouble is My Business; Pearls are a Nuisance; I'll be Waiting, The King in Waiting; Red Wind. Given that these are paperbacks approaching seventy years old they are about as nice as you are likely to find. Weysprings Books is a professional member of the Independent Online Booksellers Association (IOBA). . Very Good. Paperback. First Thus.

Bath, England: Firecrest, Chivers Press, 1985 A beautiful signed (not inscribed) copy of the author's first book. First hardback edition. The dust jacket is bright and flawless. The pages of the book are slightly toned around the edges but that is not unusual considering the type of paper used. All books are bubble-wrapped and carefully packed in a sturdy shipping container when mailed.

Ace D-513 (35¢), 1961. First. Softbound. A fine bright copy. a paperback original.

Chicago: Rand McNally & Co, 1911. First Edition. First edition of this surprisingly scarce Rand McNally publisher's catalogue with a focus on illustrated children's books and classic literature. With colour plates by Lucy Fitch Perkins for 'The Enchanted Peacock' by Julia Brown, Grace Chandler Horn for 'Hiawatha' by Henry W. Longfellow, Hope Dunlap for 'The Rose Fairies' by Olivia McCabe, Magniel Wright Enright for 'The Garden of Hearts Delight' by Ida Huntingdon, Katherine Merrill for 'Edda and the Oak' by Elia Peattie, Fanny E. Cory for 'Jackieboy in Rainbowland' by William M. Hill, and Ruth Hallock for 'Other Rhymes for Little Readers' by Wilhelmina Seegmilla. No copies in Worldcat. Octavo, bound in printed paper wrappers, 85 pages [+3], 7 full page colour plates, numerous black and white photographic illustrations and line drawings throughout, a couple of minor closed tears at fore-edges, mild bumping to corners, with original promotional slip laid in, a very good copy indeed.