Search Results: Titles starting with B from Terence McVicker, Rare Books

San Francisco/Columbia, PA: Underwood-Miller, 1982. [First Hardbound Edition]. A suspense thriller, by John Holbrook Vance. Copy #21 of 200 numbered, signed copies. Fine in d.j.

New York: Greenberg, 1952. [First Edition]. The author began his fiction career in Science Fiction but soon graduated to the more lucrative field of Detective/Thriller/Murder, in the paperback boom of 1960's, until finally establishing himself in fiction immortality with his popular character, Travis McGee. A nice, tight copy of the author's 2nd SF novel, very good copy, in paper over boards hardcover, with a 1/4" closed tear to d.j., and a few snags.

Sauk City,: Arkham house,, 1966.. [First Edition]. Sixteen tales, mostly from WEIRD TALES. Only 1952 copies of this title printed. Two bottom corners just nubbed, else a fine, fresh copy in Lee Brown Coye, d.j.

Garden City: SFBC, 2001. First Printing. If you're looking for a "one-book" introduction to H.P. Lovecraft and his fictions to give to friends, this be it. This HPL collection contains the very BEST of his tales, and even includes his novelAT THE MOUNTAINS OF MADNESS. In addition his: HISTORY OF THE NECRONOMICON, NOTES ON WRITING WEIRD FICTION, SOME NOTES ON A NONENTITY, and CHRONOLOGY OF THE FICTION OF HPL. Terrific cover illustration by Ian Miller. This is NOT your old standard, lousy paper and paper-over-boards edition that we're all familiar with. This is a heavier binding, printed upon nice acid-free paper. Edited by Andrew Wheeler. Fine in d.j.

Reading, PA.,: Fantasy Publishing Co., 1953. First Edition. Three connected longer tales: PIRACY PREFERRED, SOLARITE, and THE BLACK STAR PASSES. This being one of 500 signed, numbered copies. Handsome JDC signature. A very nice copy.

[n.p.]: Wandering Star, [2002]. [First Edition]. A facsimile reprinting of Howard's original, 29,000 word, Conan manuscript. Presented in an , illustrated, string-tie, handsome folding shell, limited to 250 numbered copies, signed by the artist Gary Gianni. As new.

Columbia, PA: Underwood-Miller, 1980. First Edition. Jack Vance was the Guest of Honor at the 1979, World Fantasy Convention, and his work is represented with a one-page sampler from THE BOOK OF DREAMS, an 6-page bibliographical checklist of the author by Daniel Levack, a six-page excerpt from THE AVATAR'S APPRENTICE, a 12-page portfolio of illustrations by Virgil Finlay, George Barr, Stephen Fabian, Jack Gaughan, and others. Photographs of the authors in attendance, such as Vance, Harlan Ellison, Robert Bloch, Fritz Leiber, Karl Edward Wagner, and many others. A fine copy, issued w/o d.j.

New York: Scribner's, 1992. First Edition. The book that introduced the world to cop turned bookman, Cliff Janeway. Nero Award winner. A superb readthinkTravis McGee at his bestimmense fun, a book I go back to again and again. This copysee scansHumorously inscribed to "Johnny," dated the month, year of publication. I know there's a lot of "Johnny's" out there, here's the copy for you! An as new unread copy in d.j.

London,: Victor Gollancz,, 1989.. [First Edition.]. THE BROKEN BUBBLE was one of Philip K. Dick's previously unpublished novels, when he was attempting to break into the mainstream market. The novel is set in 1956, San Francisco. A fine unread copy in d.j.

Boston: Gregg Press, 1978. First Hardcover Edition. Green bookcase top shelf.