Signed limited first edition of this reboot of the story of miniaturized scientists venturing inside the human body – from the library of Hugo-nominated SF author and reviewer D. Douglas Fratz.
Signed first edition, first printing of the first book in the landmark Loveswept series, the author-focused category line that would launch many major writers' careers and have a far-reaching impact on the industry.
First edition of this western about the hazards of being a lawman in Montana, the fourth Page Murdock book.
First edition, first printing, of the first book of Silhouette Romance, the new series by Simon & Schuster created to compete with Canadian romance giant Harlequin
Signed first edition of Karen Kijewski's first novel, following private eye Kat Colorado as she takes down criminals and a "somehow ominous" real estate company.
First edition, paperback original, of this science fiction anthology on the theme of "outsiders, threshold people, edge-dwellers," with contributions by many acclaimed New Wave writers.
Inscribed second edition of this sf tale by the Nebula- and Hugo-award winning author.
Inscribed second edition of this sf tale by the Nebula- and Hugo-award winning author.
Inscribed first edition paperback original of this sf tale, by the Nebula- and Hugo-award winning author.
Signed first edition paperback original of this sf tale, by the Nebula- and Hugo-award winning author.
Signed first printing of this seventh novel in Robert B. Parker's Spenser series, which sees the PI rescue a young boy from a custody battle and become his father figure.
First printing of the sixth book in Robert B. Parker's Spenser series, which sees the PI on the trail of a feminist author who is kidnapped on a book tour.
Signed limited first edition, one of only 250 produced, an exceptionally beautiful copy.
Signed first printing of Pohl's Nebula-nominated sequel to GATEWAY, his 1977 Hugo Award winner.
Signed first printing of Pohl's "darkly satiric" novel of far-future natural resource depletion.
First edition, first printing of this Black romance from the Starlight series led by the influential Black editor Veronica Mixon — written by editor Vivian Stephens's sister and one of the founding board members of the RWA.
