1309. Healy, Raymond John (editor): 9 Tales of Space and Time

Published by Weidenfeld & Nicholson, 1955

1st edition hardback in fine condition. Dusty top edge and very slight rubbing of the unclipped jacket. Scarce in this condition. Nine never-before-published science fiction stories by Healy, John W. Campbell Jr, J. Francis McComas, R. Bretnor and others.

1347. Heinlein, Robert A.: Starship Troopers

Published by New English Library. 1980

Very scarce hardback of this Heinlein classic in fine condition. Reprint of the 1st UK edition. There are no previous owner names or marks. The dust wrapper is also fine being un-clipped and without the usual fading at the spine. Starship Troopers is a classic novel by one of science fictions greatest writers of all time and is now a Tri-Star movie. In one of Heinlein's most controversial bestsellers, a recruit of the future goes through the toughest boot camp in the universe and into battle with the Terran Mobile Infantry against mankind's most frightening enemy.

346. Heinlein, Robert A.: Friday

Published by New English Library, London. 1982

1st edition hardback. Both book and unclipped dust wrapper are in fine condition. There are no previous owner names or marks. Engineered from the finest genes, and trained to be a secret courier in a future world, Friday operates over a near-future Earth, where chaos reigns. Working at Boss's whimsical behest she travels from far north to deep south, finding quick, expeditious solutions as one calamity after another threatens to explode in her face....

12. Heinlein, Robert A.: Stranger in a Strange Land.

Published by New English Library, London. 1991.

1st thus. New edition, the definitive and unexpurgated version. Both book and unclipped dust wrapper are in fine condition. Apart from some dirty spots to the top page edges the book is unmarked. One of the most celebrated Sci-Fi novels of all time.

351. Herbert, Frank: God Emperor of Dune

Published by Gollancz, London. 1981.

1st edition hardback and jacket in near fine condition. The spine of the book is quite badly creased down its length but there are no other faults. There are no previous owner names or inscriptions. The dust wrapper is only very slightly rubbed, it has not been price clipped and still retains the original £6.95 net price. Book 4 in the Magnificent Dune Chronicles series. A scarce hardback 1st.

1348. Herbert, Frank & Brian: Man of Two Worlds

Published by Gollancz, 1986

Hardback 1st edition. Very good+ book and unclipped d/w. A father and son collaboration. On the distant planet Dreenor lives the most powerful species in the Galaxy. The entire Universe is the creation of the Dreens, who possess the power of "idmaging", turning their thoughts into reality. They can create whole worlds, of which the wild, ungovernable planet Earth is one. But suddenly Earth is a threat, its people on the verge of discovering interstellar travel, and with it, of gaining access to Dreenor itself - a paradox within a paradox, not to be permitted. While the elder Dreens plan Earth's destruction, a youngster, Ryll, embarks on an unauthorised jaunt across space. Forced for survival to merge bodies with an Earther whose mind is as strong as his own, he has to battle for control. And the future of all earthly life lies in the hand of a composite being, half wily, aggressive human, half naive adolescent alien, confused and far from home…

2302. Herbert, Frank: Heretics of Dune

Published by Gollancz, London. 1984

1st edition hardback. The book leans very slightly and the dust wrapper is a little sunned at the spine. The dust wrapper is not price clipped but shows no price and there are no previous owner names. From Dune to Rakis to Dune, the wheel turns full circle. From burning desert to green and fertile land and on again to burning desert . . . the cycle is complete. The people of the Scattering are returning. Amongst them, mysterious and threatening, are the women who call themselves the Honoured Matres, adepts of an ecstatic cult. And on Rakis, become Dune, an ancient prophecy is fulfilled with the coming of the she-sheer, Sheeana…

2409. Herbert, Frank (editor): Nebula Winners Fifteen

Published by W.H. Allen, London, 1981

1st edition UK hardback. A collection of science fiction and fantasy stories featuring work by the winners of the coveted Nebula Awards for 1980. Both book and unclipped dust wrapper are in very good condition. There are no previous owner names. Includes stories, novellas and novelettes by George R.R. Martin, Edward Bryant, Barry B. Longyear, Ben Bova and others.

2168. Hobb, Robin: Fool's Errand: The Tawny Man volume 1

Published by Voyager, London. 2001

Hardback 1st edition in very good condition. The dust wrapper is slightly rubbed at the edges but unclipped and otherwise very good. There are no previous owner names or other marks. When Assassin's Quest closed, Fitz was living in self-imposed exile. Wracked with pain, he had chosen to discard the magical gifts that had seen him survive the wonders and torments of navigating the legendary city of the Elderlings, and of raising a dragon. Now, in this the first of a new trilogy, we are returned to the world of the Six Duchies and the lives of those who managed to survive the events of the first Assassin trilogy. Fifteen years have passed and events are about to sweep Fitz out of his quiet backwater life and into the main political current again. Persecution of the Witted has become rampant throughout the Six Duchies despite Queen Kettricken's effort to damp it. The Witted themselves have begun to strike back. So when 15 year old Prince Dutiful disappears, is it only because he is nervous about his betrothal ceremony to an Outislander princess, or has he been taken hostage by the Witted? Worse, is he perhaps another 'Piebald Prince', a Farseer tainted by Wit magic? As the desperate situation worsens, Kettricken has no choice but to summon Fitz to Buckkeep, for who better to track the young prince down than another gifted with the Wit, together with his bonded companion, the wolf Nighteyes?

Published by Michael Joseph, London. 2010

Hardback, UK 1st edition, in very good condition. There are no previous owner names or inscriptions. The dust wrapper is also very good, not clipped or faded but a little rubbed at the tips and top edge. The Sanctuary of the Redeemers is a vast and desolate place - a place without joy or hope. Most of its occupants were taken there as boys and for years have endured the brutal regime of the Lord Redeemers whose cruelty and violence have one singular purpose - to serve in the name of the One True Faith. In one of the Sanctuary's vast and twisting maze of corridors stands a boy. He is perhaps fourteen or fifteen years old - he is not sure and neither is anyone else. He has long-forgotten his real name, but now they call him Thomas Cale. He is strange and secretive, witty and charming, violent and profoundly bloody-minded. He is so used to the cruelty that he seems immune, but soon he will open the wrong door at the wrong time and witness an act so terrible that he will have to leave this place, or die. His only hope of survival is to escape across the arid Scablands to Memphis, a city the opposite of the Sanctuary in every way: breathtakingly beautiful, infinitely Godless, and deeply corrupt. But the Redeemers want Cale back at any price... not because of the secret he now knows but because of a much more terrifying secret he does not.

Published by Michael Joseph, London. 2011

Hardback, UK edition, 2nd impression in very good condition. The top corner of the front board has had a slight knock otherwise very good. The dust wrapper is also very good being only slightly rubbed at the edges and tips. There are no previous owner names or inscriptions. Returning to the Sanctuary of the Redeemers, Thomas Cale is told by the Lord Militant that the destruction of mankind is necessary; the only way to undo God's greatest mistake. Cale seemingly accepts his role in the ending of the world: fate has painted him as the Left Hand of God, the Angel of Death. Absolute power is within his grasp, the terrifying zeal and military might of the Redeemers a weapon for him to handle as simply as he once used a knife. But perhaps not even the grim power that the Redeemers hold over Cale is enough - the boy who turns from love to poisonous hatred in a heartbeat, the boy who switches between kindness and sheer violence in the blink of an eye. The annihilation that the Redeemers seek might well be in Cale's hands - but his soul is far stranger than they could ever know.

Published by Century, London. 2013

1st edition UK hardback in fine condition. The board's bottom corners have had a slight knock and there are just a couple of minor surface marks. No dust wrapper as issued. There are no previous owner names or marks. In a ruined and hostile landscape, in a future few have been unlucky enough to survive, a community exists in a giant underground silo. Inside, men and women live an enclosed life full of rules and regulations, of secrets and lies. To live, you must follow the rules. But some don't. These are the dangerous ones; these are the people who dare to hope and dream, and who infect others with their optimism. Their punishment is simple and deadly. They are allowed outside. Jules is one of these people. She may well be the last.

1616. Idle, Eric: The Road to Mars

Published by Boxtree, London. 1999

1st edition hardback, near fine in a very good price clipped dust wrapper. Carlton is an android (a 4.5 Bowie Artificial Intelligence Robot) who works for Alex and Lewis, two comedians from the twenty-second century who travel the outer vaudeville circuit of the solar system known ironically as the Road to Mars. His problem is that although as a computer he cannot understand irony, he is attempting to write a thesis about comedy, its place in evolution, and whether it can ever be cured. And he is also studying the comedians of the late twentieth century (including obscure and esoteric comedy acts such as Monty Python's Flying Circus) in his search for the comedy gene. In the meantime, while auditioning for a gig on the Princess Di (a solar cruise ship), his two employers inadvertently offend the fabulous diva Brenda Woolley and become involved in a terrorist plot against Mars, the home of Showbiz.

Published by Orion, 1995

Hardback 1st UK edition. The book leans slightly otherwise in very good condition. The unclipped dust wrapper is slightly rubbed at the edges. The first sequel to the major movie spectacular, Blade Runner, The Edge of Human has been commissioned by Orion and authorised by the Philip K Dick Trust and The Blade Runner Partnership. It is written by a writer who worked alongside Dick in the years prior to his tragically earl death. It answers a lot of the questions left hanging by the movie and yet remains true to the spirit of the original Philip K Dick story Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep. Rick Deckard is living with his replicant lover, Rachael, in the rural backwoods of North America. They eke out their remaining days together with Rachael spending most of the time in cryogenic suspension. Out of the blue Deckard is snatched away and dumped back in LA with more questions than answers. Why is he on a murder rap? Who is the sixth replicant? And is Sarah Tyrell, Rachael's double, to be trusted?

1350. Jeter, K. W.: Blade Runner 4: Eye and Talon

Published by Gollancz, 2000

Hardback 1st edition. Fine book in a fine unclipped d/w. Fully authorised by the estate of Philip K. Dick and written by the author they felt best equipped to take forward the vision of one of the great names in SF, BLADE RUNNER 4: Eye and Talon combines the dark imagery, paranoia, tension and pace of Dick's original novel and the cinematic genius of Ridley Scott in a novel that takes the Blade Runner series into a new millennium. Blade Runner has become one of the most recognisable and well loved brands in SF and K.W. Jeter has only added to its reputation and impact.

2171. Jordan, Robert: New Spring: A Wheel of Time Novel

Published by Orbit, London. 1987

Hardback 1st UK edition. Both book and unclipped dust wrapper are in fine condition. The city of Canluum lies close to the scarred and desolate wastes of the Blight, a walled haven from the dangers away to the north, and a refuge from the ill works of those who serve the Dark One. Or so it is said. The city that greets Al'Lan Mandragoran, exiled king of Malkier and the finest swordsman of his generation is instead one that is rife with rumour and the whisperings of Shadowspawn. Proof, should he have required it, that the Dark One grows powerful once more and that his minions are at work throughout the lands. And yet it is within Canluum's walls that Lan will meet a woman who will shape his destiny. Moiraine is a young and powerful Aes Sedai who has journeyed to the city in search of a bondsman. She requires aid in a desperate quest to prove the truth of a vague and largely discredited prophecy - one that speaks of a means to turn back the shadow, and of a child who may be the dragon reborn.

2169. Jordan, Robert: The Conan Chronicles

Published by Legend, London. 1996

Hardback 1st thus in very good condition. There is a small mark at the book spine and a corresponding mark inside the jacket otherwise very good. The dust wrapper is also very good, not clipped but shows no price. The page edges are very slightly darkened but there are no previous owner names. Before Robert Jordan conquered the bestseller lists with his phenomenally successful Wheel of Time series, he revived the legendary fantasy hero, Conan the Cimmerian. These widely acclaimed adventures introduced the world-famous barbarian to a new generation of readers. This volume contains three tales, Conan the Invisible, Conan the Defender and Conan the Unconquered, all of which feature the storytelling magic and epic splendour that have made Robert Jordan one of the best-loved fantasy authors of all time.

Published by Orbit, London. 2009

1st edition hardback in very good condition. The dust wrapper is not clipped and is also very good. There are no previous owner names or marks. The twelfth volume in the bestselling Wheel of Time series. Tarmon Gai'don, the Last Battle, looms. And mankind is not ready. Rand al'Thor struggles to unite a fractured network of kingdoms and alliances in preparation for the Last Battle, as his allies watch in terror the shadow that seems to be growing within the heart of the Dragon Reborn himself. Egwene al'Vere is a captive of the White Tower and subject to the whims of their tyrannical leader. She works to hold together the disparate factions of Aes Sedai, as the days tick toward the Seanchan attack she knows is imminent. Her fight will prove the mettle of the Aes Sedai, and her conflict will decide the future of the White Tower - and possibly the world itself. The Wheel of Time turns, and Ages come and pass. What was, what will be, and what is, may yet fall under the Shadow. .

Published by Orbit, London. 2013

1st edition hardback in fine condition. The dust wrapper is not clipped and is also fine. There are no previous owner names or marks. The fourteenth and final volume in the bestselling Wheel of Time series. For twenty years The Wheel of Time has enthralled more than forty million readers in over thirty-two languages. A Memory of Light brings this majestic epic series to its richly satisfying conclusion.

1351. Kearney, Paul: Riding the Unicorn

Published by Gollancz, 1994

Hardback 1st edition. Fine in a fine price-clipped d/w. Willoby is an ordinary man living in Yorkshire; but he is plagued by phantom voices and hallucinations, and believes he is tapping into an alternative universe. He soon forgets his wife, family and job as he pursues his goal of getting to this world.

1352. Kilworth, Garry: A Midsummer's Nightmare

Published by Bantam Press, 1996

Hardback 1st edition. A fine copy in a fine dust wrapper. Urban sprawl has led to the decline of Sherwood Forest so Oberon and Puck have decided that, with the rest of the fairy throng from a Midsummer Night's Dream, they need to find a new home - a larger patch of woodland where their fairy powers can be rejuvenated. The New Forest sounds good, so on Midsummer's Eve they start out on their journey, in an old bus provided by an ensorcelled car mechanic named Sid. Trouble is Titania's determined that she's going to drive!

1353. King, Bernard: Starkadder

Published by New English Library, London. 1985

1st edition hardback in very near fine condition. The dust wrapper is only very slightly sunned at the spine otherwise fine. The jacket is not price clipped. There are no previous owner names or marks. Author's first novel and the first book of a trilogy. An imaginative and enthralling dark fantasy novel based on ancient Norse legend.

2170. King, Stephen: The Eyes of the Dragon

Published by Macdonald, London.1987

Hardback 1st UK edition. Near fine in a very good unclipped dust wrapper which is slightly rubbed at the edges and chipped at the tips. A fantasy of heroic adventure set in the kingdom of Delain. It involves a king who is poisoned, a young and beautiful queen, a prince locked in a high tower while his younger brother assumes the throne, and an evil magician who harbours terrible secrets and malevolent plans.

1354. King, Vincent: Candy Man

Published by Gollancz, 1971

1st edition hardback in near fine condition. The dust wrapper is slightly edge worn with a couple of small tears but no loss, its unclipped retaining the original £1.80 price. Amongst the degenerating remnants of humanity, and hunted by the death-dealing Teachers, followers of the all-powerful Machine, the Candy Man pursues his lonely struggle for individuality....

2406. Knaak, Richard A.: Stormrage

Published by Gallery Books, New York, 2010

Hardback 1st edition, in near fine condition, there are no previous owner names or inscriptions. The dust wrapper is also in fine condition and is not price clipped or faded. The only fault is a small cut across the bottom of the spine 2-3mm from the bottom edge. It affects both book and wrapper but is hardly noticeable and there is no loss. A World of Warcraft novel. When the world of Azeroth was young, the god-like titans brought order to it by reshaping its lands and seas. Throughout their great work, they followed a magnificent design for what they envisioned Azeroth would become. Although the titans departed Azeroth long ago, that design endures to this day. It is known as the Emerald Dream, a lush and savagely primal version of the... World of Warcraft.

798. Lackey, Mercedes: Beauty and the Werewolf

Published by Luna Books, 2011

Hardback in mint condition. US or Canadian? unsure, priced for both on the jacket. No other edition stated, presumed 1st. (The sixth book in the Five Hundred Kingdoms series). The eldest daughter is often doomed in fairy tales. But Bella - Isabella Beauchamps, daughter of a wealthy merchant - vows to escape the usual pitfalls. Anxious to avoid the Traditional path, Bella dons a red cloak and ventures into the forbidden forest to consult with "Granny," the local wisewoman. But on the way home she's attacked by a wolf - who turns out to be a cursed nobleman! Secluded in his castle, Bella is torn between her family and this strange man who creates marvelous inventions and makes her laugh - when he isn't howling at the moon. Breaking spells is never easy. But a determined beauty, a wizard (after all, he's only an occasional werewolf) and a little godmotherly interference might just be able to bring about a happy ending..

1355. Lawhead, Stephen: Grail

Published by Lion Books, 1997

Hardback 1st UK edition. Fine in a fine unclipped d/w. Book five of the Pendragon cycle. Classic legend set in Arthurian Britain. Following Arthur's miraculous healing by Christ's cup from an apparently fatal wound, Arthur sets his heart upon establishing a shrine to the Grail as a symbol of the Summer Realm he has introduced to Britain.

2221. Lawhead, Stephen R.: Scarlet

Published by Atom, London. 2007

1st edition hardback. The book leans slightly and has been bumped at the top front corner, otherwise very good in condition. The dust wrapper is very good and unclipped. The gripping second volume of Stephen Lawhead's extraordinary retelling of the Robin Hood legend.

1356. Le Guin, Ursula K.: Four Ways to Forgiveness

Published by Gollancz, 1996

Hardback 1st edition. Fine book and unclipped d/w. A collection of four linked novellas. Two planets - Werel, a slave-owning oligarchy and Yeowe, its colony - are destined for revolution after contact with the sophisticated Ekumen civilization. But one form of oppression can too easily give way to another, and so a new fight for equality begins.

247. Lee, David: Destiny Past

Published by Robert Hale, London. 1974

Scarce 1st edition hardback in very good condition. The book has a slight knock at the top front corner and there is some general wear to the unclipped dust wrapper. Overall a very tidy, tight and bright copy of a scarce Sci-Fi title.

2276. Lester, Andrew: The Thrice-Born

Published by New English Library, London. 1976

1st edition hardback. A very good book in a very good dust wrapper. The pages are slightly browning but there are no previous owner names or other marks. Set on the planet Borea where a group of humans is engaged on a survey of the place and its people. Andrew Lester is a pseudonym of Terry Greenhough.

Published by Penguin/Michael Joseph, London. 2010

1st UK hardback edition. The book is in fine condition so too is the dust wrapper. There is a publisher's sticker at the front cover (soon to be a major motion picture). There are no previous owner names or other marks. The first book in the Lorien Legacies series. A very collectable 1st printing. John Smith is not your average teenager. He regularly moves from small town to small town. He changes his name and identity. He does not put down roots. He cannot tell anyone who or what he really is. If he stops moving those who hunt him will find and kill him. But you can't run forever. So when he stops in Paradise, Ohio, John decides to try and settle down, to fit in. And for the first time he makes some real friends. People he cares about - and who care about him. Never in John's short life has there been space for friendship, or even love. But it's just a matter of time before John's secret is revealed. He was once one of nine. Three of them have been killed. John is Number Four. He knows that he is next . . .

1358. Lustbader, Eric: Dragons on the Sea Of Night

Published by Voyager, 1997

Hardback 1st edition. Fine book & d/w. He is Ronin no more. He is the Dai-San, the Sunset Warrior: glorious and terrible to behold. Neither man nor god, yet the power he wields is beyond description. With it, he slayed the Dolman, the dark angel of Chaos. But the Dai-San is not invincible. He still has bitter lessons to learn. Along the darkest road of his struggles, the Dai-San was aided by his beloved bond-brother Moichi; and in his moments of relief he earned the love of Chiisai. They are his greatest allies, for they are unswerving in their loyalty: they are his greatest weakness, for each has seen inside his soul and knows how he can be defeated. Now, in a world where nothing is as it seems and dangerous ambitions are brutally realized, Chaos finds an agent through which it can return and once again challenge its deadliest enemy, the Dai-San. And whatever the prize, Chaos will have its revenge…

1359.Macleod, Ken: The Cassini Division

Published by Orbit, 1998

1st edition hardback fine in a fine dust wrapper. Ellen May Ngwethu is a young woman with centuries of experience, no morality and the true knowledge. The world she knows is about to end. The Cassini Division, elite defence force of the Solar Union, sends her on a search for the man whose knowledge could save it. A search that takes her from space to the ruins of London, and back; from the margins of her socialist-anarchist world to its most dangerous edge. The Division's orbital forts around Jupiter are the front line in a centuries-long conflict with post-human AIs, whose intentions are unknown but whose powers once extended to shattering Ganymede and building a wormhole bridge to the far future. Their radio-borne viruses blanket the Solar System, keeping most of its resources from humanity's grasp. But are the post-humans less hostile than they seem?

1360. Macleod, Ken: The Execution Channel

Published by Orbit Books, London. 2007

1st edition hardback in fine condition. The book has no previous owner names or inscriptions. The dust wrapper (near fine) has not been price clipped and still retains the original £17.99 net price. Fighting has spread across the Middle East and Central Asia to the borders of China. In the US, refugees from climate-change disaster subsist in FEMA camps. Images of official executions circulate on the Internet like al Qaeda videos. State agencies sponsor conspiracy theories as cover-ups. As the troops of the last superpower stand astride the last of the oil, China and Russia aren't the only states considering their options: certain nations of Old Europe are quietly preparing for the worst. James Travis is a middle-aged middle manager in a software company. He has a son in the army, a daughter in a peace-protest camp outside a USAF base, and a compromising relationship with a foreign intelligence service. When his cover is blown hours before a nuclear explosion destroys the base, Travis, his son, and his daughter are all in serious trouble. And as the spooks and disinformation specialists focus their efforts on his capture, Travis knows that all it will take is one mistake and his only memorial will be another grainy video on . . . The Execution Channel

2353. Macleod, Ken: The Night Sessions

Published by Orbit, London. 2008

1st edition hardback. The book leans a little otherwise is in very good condition. The dust wrapper is fine and unclipped. A bishop is dead. As Detective Inspector Adam Ferguson picks through the rubble of the tiny church, he discovers that it was deliberately bombed. That it's a terrorist act is soon beyond doubt. It's been a long time since anyone saw anything like this. Terrorism is history . . .

383. May, Julian: Intervention

Published by Collins, London. 1987

1st edition hardback in fine condition. The pages are slightly browned but no previous owner names or marks. The dust wrapper is also fine and unclipped. For 60,000 years the five races of the Galactic Milieu have waited for the time when human mental development on Earth is ready for intervention. As the 20th century draws to its end, phenomenal mental powers are displayed by "operants" on Earth. One of these is Rogatien Remillar, book dealer.

2450. Meyer, Stephenie & Young Kim: Twilight: The Graphic Novel Volume 1

Published by Atom, London. 2010

1st edition hardback with unclipped dust wrapper in fine condition. There are no previous owner names or marks. When Isabella Swan moves to the gloomy town of Forks and meets the mysterious, alluring Edward Cullen, her life takes a thrilling and terrifying turn. With his porcelain skin, golden eyes, mesmerizing voice, and supernatural gifts, Edward is both irresistible and impenetrable. Up until now, he has managed to keep his true identity hidden, but Bella is determined to uncover his dark secret...Beautifully rendered, this first instalment of Twilight: The Graphic Novel is a must-have for any collector's library.

1362. Miller, Walter M.: Saint Leibowitz and the Wild Horse Woman

Published by Orbit, 1997

Hardback 1st edition. Very good book and d/w. Book has been bumped at the bottom edge of front board. Unclipped d/w is a little edge worn and gilt titles are showing wear. After 37 years, this is the sequel to "A Canticle for Leibowitz". One thousand years after a nuclear holocaust, the Catholic Church is still in a power struggle with the temporal leaders of the USA. Cardinal Brownpony, descendant of the Nomads, hopes to keep the church from these men of violence.

1363. Miller, Walter: A Canticle for Leibowitz

Published by Contemporary Fiction B.C. 1961

Hardback book club edition, 1st thus. Near fine in a very good dust wrapper. Jacket is a little rubbed at the edges and slightly soiled but nothing major. A scarce title in any condition. Author's first novel. 1st published by Weidenfeld & Nicolson in 1960. The atomic Flame Deluge was over. The earth was dead. All knowledge was gone. In a hellish, barren desert, a humble monk unearths a fragile link to a twentieth century civilization. A hand-written document from the Blessed Saint Leibowitz reads: Pound pastramican krautsix bagels- bring home for Emma.

96. Miller, Rand & Robyn: Myst: The Book of Atrus

Published by Bantam Press, London. 1995.

1st edition hardback without a dust wrapper as issued. There is a crack to the inner hinge at the half-title page otherwise the book would be near mint.

1364. Moorcock, Michael: Blood

Published by Millennium, 1995

1st edition Hardback Very Good in a Very Good dust wrapper. Jack Karaquazian finds a passage between present southern USA and future worlds of the Multiverse...he gambles his way back & forth in search of the love of his life...

231. Moorcock, Michael: Fabulous Harbours

Published by Millenium, London. 1995.

1st edition hardback in very good condition. The book has had a slight knock at the top of the spine but is otherwise clean and unmarked. The dust wrapper only slightly rubbed at the edges and is not clipped but shows no price. The second book in the Second Ether series. A sequel to BLOOD: A Southern Fantasy, this is a linked series of stories narrated by characters familiar to fans of the Multiverse.It takes them and their milieu forward towards the final coming together of Moorcock's theories of Law and Chaos by which the Multiverse is ruled. There are new stories and reworkings of old, and stories which have never before appeared in book form including: Crimson Eyes,The White Pirate,The Black Blade's Summoning and Lunching with the Antichrist.

1365. Moorcock, Michael: Elric, At the End of Time

Published by New English Library, 1984

Hardback, 2nd impression. Fine book and dust wrapper. Eight short stories and articles including the last story of Elric of Melnibone and the sword Stormbringer.

106. Moorcock, Michael: Behold The Man and other stories

Published by Phoenix House, London. 1994.

1st thus. Large trade sized paperback edition in fine condition, possibly unread. In the title story readers are introduced to Karl Glogauer, time traveller and messiah. In "Breakfast in the Ruins", Karl is the central character once again, in the setting of Derry and Toms's roof garden. "Constant Fire", set between the other stories, continues the quest through time.

1366. Moorcock, Michael: The Land Leviathan

Published by Quartet, 1974

Paperback, 1st Midway edition. Very good thin blue boards with white print in a very good stiff card Christopher Foss illustrated unclipped d/w. Both book and wrapper are very slightly rubbed at the edges. A new dark age dawns in an alternative twentieth century.