THE TIME WINDER
(1970)
Uncommon sci-fi time-travel novel from Lenox. 192pp.
sci-fi/horror/fantasy
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THE ALIEN ONE
(1969)
First US edition of this sci-fi novel about a deadly tube of unknown alien substance.
LIMERICKS FOR THE MIDNIGHT HOURS: A Compilation of Verses, Lovecrafty, Swordly, Sorcerous, and Assortedly Eldritch
1999
Lovecraftian limericks by the editor and publisher of WEIRDBOOK.
ANVIL 14 / Vol. 3 No. 2, January-February 1981
1981
Clubzine of the Birmingham Science Fiction Club, inscribed by editor Jim Gilpatrick to science fiction writer Grant Carrington.
SCIENCE FICTION QUARTERLY - Vol. 4 No. 1 - November 1955
(1955)
Sci-fi magazine whose featured full 'novel' is "Meddler's World" by Theodore Cogswell and Mack Reynolds.
THE YELLOW PERIL IN ACTION: A Possible Chapter in History. Dedicated to the Men who train and direct the Men behind the Guns
1907
Speculative history sensationalizing the threat from Japan and China.
THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO THE NIGHT THE BOOK OF BEN: Part Two
[1973?]
Rare first edition of this poetic post-apocalyptic narrative from Nations, perhaps best-known for editing the English magazine STRANCE FAECES.
THE IN-WORLD
(1968)
Vintage sci-fi novel about alien attacks and invasion of Earth.
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[TLS from Mary Stewart to Fan]
1975
Letter from Mary Stewart, writer of romantic mysteries, fantasy and children's books, in response to a fan letter. This letter describes an upcoming publication, LUDO AND THE STAR HORSE, and the death of a pet.
RADAR ALERT
(1968)
First US edition of this sci-fi novel.
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