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LIMITED EDITIONS
Limited Editions are defined as having a limited number of copies printed. Copies are often hand-numbered (or lettered) and are usually signed by the author(s) on a Statement of Limitation page. The Limitation page should indicate the total number of copies printed in the edition and the number of the present copy in the sequence. Limited Editions are often, but not always, issued with a slipcase. It should also be noted that a Limited Edition may not be the true first edition. Easton Press editions are often printed after the true first editions. The attraction of Limited Editions, besides the superior bindings in leather or other exotic materials, is they're often printed with supplemental materials that weren't present in the trade editions: Original paintings (frontispiece and/or jackets), interior illustrations, extra ornamentation like gilt edges or comments by the author(s).
All Limited Edition books are hardcover first edition, first printings unless stated otherwise.
Hardcover first edition, first printing and limited edition. Very fine (unread) copy in very fine jacket. Signed on the statement of limitation page by Terry Bisson and Brian Aldiss, who provided the Introduction. One of 300 signed and numbered hardcover copies. View More...
Hardcover first edition, first printing. First signed and limited edition. Very fine (unread) condition in uncoated, multi-tone paper dustjacket. (Few of this series had mult-tone jacket designs.) Signed by Charnas on the title page. Not a book club, remainder or ex-library copy. Collection of two stories plus introduction. No. 29 in the Pulphouse Author's Choice Monthly series. Nicely crafted limited edition, one of 300 signed and unnumbered copies. View More...
Hardcover first edition, first printing and first signed and limited edition. Very fine (unread) condition in uncoated, multi-color paper dustjacket. (Few of this series had multi-tone jacket designs.) Signed by Goldstein on the title page. Collects five stories plus author's Introduction. Issue No. 3 in the Pulphouse Author's Choice Monthly series. Nicely crafted limited edition, one of 300 signed and unnumbered copies. View More...
Hardcover first edition, first printing. Very fine (unread) copy in very fine jacket. Limited edition to 500 signed/numbered copies by this specialty publisher. Signed on limitation page by Kim Newman, Peter Atkins, Sylvia Starshine and Randy Broeker. Cover art by Starshine and interior illustrations by Broeker. Collection of four stories previously published in the Dark Terrors or Dark Stories anthologies. Award History: 2001 British Fantasy Award Winner for Best Collection. View More...
Hardcover first edition. First Thus. Limited Edition by The Easton Press. (The trade edition was previously published in 1977 by St. Martin's Press, this is the first limited and signed edition.) Introduction by Algis Budrys. Bound in light blue leather with gilt edges and silk placeholder ribbon. Signed by Pohl on the limitation page. Also signed separately on the title page by Vincent Di Fate, who painted the spectacular, and now iconic, frontispiece art. Previous owner' s stamp on half-title page, else a fine copy without jacket as issued. An immaculate copy and rare with both the author's ... View More...
Hardcover UK, first edition and limited/numbered edition. Very fine (unread) copy in very fine jacket. One of 300 signed and numbered hardcover copies by the Roberts and James Lovegrove who provided the Introduction. Very nice full color, wrap-around jacket artby Edward Miller. View More...
Hardcover first edition, first printing. Not a book club, remainder or ex-library copy.Very fine (unread) copy in very fine jacket. Collection of 13 horror short stories, a Forward by "Bertrand Nightenhelser" with full color, wrap-around jacket and interior illustrations by Frank Dietz. Craig Spector collaborated on the short story "Dismantling Fortress Architecture" with Schow. The short stories previously appeared in "magazines that no longer exist or anthologies that are out of print" - read Schow's hilarious rant on the copyright page. View More...
Hardcover first edition, first printing. Very fine (unread) copy in very fine jacket. Limited edition, one of 300 signed, limited copies by this specialty publisher. Signed by Stableford on the title page. Satirical millennial fantasy novel. Molly's determination to get a fresh start in the year 2000 leads her to a rejuvenated Elvis, angels, demons, fays, and alien Greys. View More...
First printing, trade paperback. Some minor creasing near spine, else fine (unread) copy. Presentation copy of SF magazine in trade paperback format. Limited edition copy signed by the senior editor Robert Stephenson and hand-numbered 735 of 1000 copies. Also signed by contributors Joe Haldeman and Sean Williams, the former on the Contents page and the latter with the inscription "To Sean/Sean Williams" at his article contribution "No Axis, No Boundary." First issue of a new SF/Fantasy semi-annual magazine subtitled: "Alternative airings of speculative fiction." All original fiction, articles ... View More...
First printing, trade paperback. Faint creasing near spine, faint rubbing mark at top right tip and faint tape residue (left by a removed price sticker), on lower corner of back panel, else near fine (unread) copy. SF magazine in trade paperback format. Limited edition signed by Robert Stephenson, the senior editor, and hand-numbered 769/1000. Also signed by contributors Joe Haldeman, Charles de Lint (and dated "'04") and Sean Williams (inscribed "To Sean/Sean Williams." First issue of a new SF/Fantasy semi-annual magazine subtitled: "Alternative airings of speculative fict... View More...
Hardcover UK, first edition and first printing. First hardcover edition. (First published in trade paperback by Holt in 2009.) Limited Edition, No. 384/400 signed and numbered copies. Signed by Tremblay on full-color signature page. Two-page full color foldout with black and white interior illustrations also by Daniela Serra. Award History: 2009 Bram Stoker Award Nominee for Best First Novel (lost to Damnable by Hank Schwaeble) View More...
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