New York: Avon Books, 1979. Wrap-Around Cover Art by Alex Ebel. First Avon Printing, August, 1979. Earth, the initial planet uncovered by humanity, continues to captivate us with its boundless wonders. In this third anthology, Brian Aldiss unfolds fourteen astonishing tales set on Earth: from lost cities and robots to.....

New York: Baen Books, 1984. Cover Art by Vincent DiFate. First Baen Printing, April 1984. Illustrated Wraps. Seven harrowing stories of men caught up in tomorrow's age of ultraviolence.Contents: 1. Kings Who Die; 2. Wildcat; 3. Cold Victory; 4. Inside Straight; 5. Details; 6. License; 7. Strange Bedfellows. All stories.....

New York: Tor Books, 1996. First Edition, First Printing. Fine Hardcover in a Fine Dust Jacket. Illuminating essays that provide commentary on his own stories and on the works of other literary figures, including Rudyard Kipling and John W. Campbell, Jr., accompany a richly varied assortment of stories by a......

New York: Harperprism, 1999. First Printing, thus, May 1999. In 1968, Peter S. Beagle's The Last Unicorn captivated audiences worldwide. Now, Beagle has reunited with the mythical unicorn, presenting it in various forms—from the Chinese ki-lin to the classic European cloven-hoofed legend.  This unique anthology features over two dozen authors.....

New York, NY: AvoNova, 1994. First Edition, First Printing. Fine Hardcover in a Fine Dust Jacket. The authors share a collection of original stories and essays that speculate on what the world will be like fifty years from now and discuss the sociological and technological implications of their expectations.

Ray Bradbury’s short stories, including I Sing the Body Electric! and The Martian Chronicles, showcase his lyrical storytelling and imaginative depth. Blending sci-fi, nostalgia, and human emotion, his tales explore technology, space, and society, earning him lasting acclaim and prestigious honors like the Pulitzer Citation.

England: PS Publishing, 2001. This compelling anthology explores the vast reaches of speculative fiction with imaginative depth and literary finesse. Spanning a spectrum of genres including science fiction, fantasy, and supernatural tales, the collection transports through worlds both familiar and bizarre. The strength of anthology lies in its diversity of.....

Framingham, MA: NESFA Press, 1994. Dust jacket illustration by Nicholas Jainschigg. First Edition, First Printing. With stories from both Emma Bull and Will Shetterly, this is a multifaceted collection that offers a window into the creative worlds of two prominent voices in speculative fiction. Comprising thirteen works—including short stories, poetry.....

New York: Daw Books, 1980. Cover Art by Enrich. First Edition, First Printing. A captivating anthology that transports readers to legendary realms such as Atlantis, Mu, Lemuria, and Hyperborea. The collection comprises eight stories, primarily penned by Carter, with three collaborative pieces completed from fragments by Clark Ashton Smith and.....

New York: ROC [Penquin Books], 1990. Based on Clarke's concept of solar sailing, this anthology of tales and essays features the work of such authors as Isaac Asimov, Ray Bradbury, Poul Anderson, David Brin, Larry Niven and others.

New York: Ballantine Books / DelRay, 1957. Book Club Edition [BCE]. HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE —Arthur C. Clarke stands among the defining figures of twentieth-century science fiction alongside Isaac Asimov and Robert A. Heinlein. His works helped shape modern conceptions of space exploration, satellite communications, and speculative futurism.Though best known for 2001.....

New York: Permabooks, 1950. This anthology is excellent, featuring intriguing selections from a diverse range of authors such as E.M. Forster, Rudyard Kipling, William Hope Hodgson, and John D. MacDonald, alongside more familiar names like Leinster, Clarke, and Bradbury. Conklin might just be the finest anthologist the genre has ever.....