Signed limited first edition of Farmer's mystical science fiction adventure, one of 500 specially bound copies.

Lovely signed limited first edition of Farmer's Shasta Science-Fiction Prize-winning novel, written in 1952 but not published until some thirty years later due to unscrupulous publisher shenanigans and the vagaries of fate.

Deluxe signed limited edition of this retrospective collection of Leiber's short fiction, including his classic "The Girl With the Hungry Eyes," and "Two Sought Adventure," the first of his sword and sorcery stories.

Signed limited first of the second novel in Zelazny's Changeling series, illustrated with a Rowena Morrill cover painting to haunt the souls of all who see it unto death and beyond (unaccountably not used for the paperback edition later that same year).

Handsomely illustrated signed limited first edition of Bloch's Lovecraftian homage, quadruply signed by the book's author, illustrator, cover artist, and designer.

First edition of this early collection of DeCamp's lighthearted short science fiction and fantasy stories, all originally published in Astounding Science Fiction and Unknown magazines, in the famed original dust jacket.

Signed first printing of this anthology of "fiction and fact" (largely fiction) regarding men raised by wolves, apes, tigers, and the like, from Edgar Rice Burroughs's Tarzan to Gene Wolfe's and Farmer's own pastiche tributes.

First printing of this interplanetary adventure novel of cold-blooded Martians, hot-blooded Venusians, and insufferable Earthmen, with an Edd Cartier dust jacket of such splendor that it outstrips the bounds of descriptive decency.

First edition of this novel about a great, a spectacular, a really wonderful, terrific, one really might be tempted to say an incredible planet, by the complicated king of science fiction's Golden Age.

First edition of Hitchens's best-known crime novel, inspiration for one of Godard's greatest films.

Inscribed first printing, as association copy, of this political thriller that follows a Black congressman as he becomes increasingly wrapped up in a secessionist Black nationalist group – by noted journalist and Tuskegee airman Chuck Stone.

Inscribed first edition of the first novel by the NPR commentator and environmental activist, an narrative of Hopi women from the 12th to 20th centuries linked through time in dreams.