Isle of Woman: A Novel of Human History - Geodyssey Vol.I ,by Piers Anthony, Tor. NY 1993. First edition

A magnificent saga of passion, heroism and survival, Piers Anthony's ISLE OF WOMAN is a tale like no other ever written. It is nothing less than the story of humanity itself, from its savage origins to its troubled future, told through the lives of one family reborn throughout history.
As vividly exciting as Jean Auel's The Clan of the Cave Bear, as rich in exotic details as James Clavell's Shogun as vast in scope as Ales Haley's Roots or James Michener's the Source, ISLE OF WOMAN is a powerful and prophetic masterwork from one of the bestselling storytellers of our time. - back cover.

This hardback book is in As New condition. Dust Jacket is also As New. There is an ink date inside the front cover.


    Book# 000035    Price:  $ 19.95

Myth Conceptions , by Robert Asprin, Ace Fantasy, NY, fifth printing 1986.

A demon who has lost his powers, Aahz still managed to keep his apprentice, Skeeve, out of most kinds of trouble. Then Skeeve was summoned to the court of Roderick the Fifthe of Possiltum to audition for the position of Court Magician. Unfortunately for everyone, he got the job - back cover.

Pocket Paperback. Almost new condition. tight binding. Spine crease on front cover. Slight Edge Wear.


    Book# 000056    Price:  $ 4.50

Myth Directions , by Robert Asprin, Ace Fantasy, NY, fourth printing 1986.

A Magician's lot is not a happy one. The Trophy was unique, no question. It was easily the ugliest object Skeeve had ever seen in any dimension. And before landing his job as Court Magician, young Skeeve had seen a thing or two.
 But Tanda wanted it -and as a rule whatever the beautiful Tanda wants Tanda gets.
  The problem is, getting it will take more than luck. It will take the talents of a young but gifted magician, a scaely but canny Pervect, and a charming demon not above a little interdimensional thievery.... - back cover.

Pocket Paperback. Very Good condition. Tight binding. Corner crease lines on back cover. Slight Edge Wear.


    Book# 000059    Price:  $ 5.00

Myth-nomers and Im-pervections , by Robert Asprin, Ace Fantasy, NY, 1987.

How could such a thickheaded demon be so thin-skinned? But Aahz, Skeeve's friend and mentor, has taken exception to something his partner has said, and left in a huff. It was just a myth-understanding, but now it's Skeeve's job to apologize for his thoughtless behavior and convince his scaly cohort to rejoin the firm.
  So Skeeve finds himself in the missing Pervect's home dimension, the worst neighborhood in the multiverse where jokes are a felony ...and courtsey a myth-demeanor! - back cover.

Pocket Paperback. Almost New condition. Tight binding. Slight cover edge Wear.


    Book# 000060    Price:  $ 5.00

M.Y.T.H. Inc. In Action , by Robert Asprin, Ace Fantasy, NY, 1990.

An officer and an idiot: Guido and Nunzio may not be the brightest bodygaurds in the world-gut they certainly are faithful. When Skeeve "the Great" asks them to join the army of Possiltum, the two thugs volunteer without question...
  Except: Whose side are they on?
  Queen Hemlock's? The Mob's Fairy Godfather's? Skeeve's? The two baffled bodygaurds barely have time to figure it all out -they've been handed governement-issue crossbows, armored with leather skirts, and given comnbat orders by the dreaded drill sergeant Smiley!
  With war heroes like these... who needs enemies? - back cover.

Pocket Paperback. Amost New condition. Tight binding. Single crease along spine.


    Book# 000061    Price:  $ 5.00

M.Y.T.H. Inc. Link , by Robert Asprin, Ace Fantasy, NY, Ace Edition Jan 1988.

Skeeve has come a long way -from lowly magician's apprentice to President of M.Y.T.H. Inc. But it's business (and trouble) as usual. This time he's in charge of the myth-chevious gang that includes a pet dragon and an artistic vampire.
 However, is it just luck (of the bad variety) or deliberate myth-directions that have Skeeve and his gang sluthing around some very out -of-the-way (and dangerous) dimensions? - back cover.

Pocket Paperback. Almost New condition. Tight binding. Slight cover edge wear, stain on upper edge of back cover..


    Book# 000062    Price:  $ 5.00

Myth-ing Persons , by Robert Asprin, Ace Fantasy, NY, Ace edition 1986.

Skeeve is in a real pickle this time. His partner Aahz has disappeared and it looks like foul play. Finding Aahz oughtto be a snap for a talented magician like Skeeve, especially with a sassy apprentice and a dumb but brawny bodygaurd along for the ride.
  The trouble is, they're sluthing in another dimernsion: a strange and chilly realm where day is night and humans are considered monsters. Add a murder rap, a couple of vamprires, and the fact that magic doesn't work here, and you've got a trio in real hot water -that is, unless Skeeve finds a different trick up his sleeve! - back cover.

Pocket Paperback. Excellent condition. Tight binding. Corner crease line on lower front cover, single crease along spine. Slight cover edge wear.


    Book# 000063    Price:  $ 5.00

Sweet Myth-tery of Life , by Robert Asprin, Ace Fantasy, NY, Ace Edition 1995..

Love Is In The Heir: When it reigns, it pours all over well-meaning magician Skeeve. Romance, that is. He's a drowning man, fending off a relentless arry of suitors. What to do? Should he hop away with Bunny, his beautiful assistant? Drink all night with Cassandra, the nubile vampire? Or give in and marry Queen Hemlock -the sensible thing that will assure his future, and maybe keep him alive...
  It's funny.
  It's maddening.
 It's the... Sweet Myth-tery of Life. - back cover.

Pocket Paperback. As New condition. Tight binding.


    Book# 000064    Price:  $ 6.00

The Curse of Slagfield , by Elizabeth R. Boyer, Del Rey Books, Toronto. 1989. First Edition RARE

The Undiscoverable Curse: Leifr and Thurid were in trouble- worse than usual.

This Pocket Paperback is in As New Condition


    Book# 000029    Price:  $ 12.99

The Dragon's Carbuncle: Book III of the Wizard's War , by Elizabeth H. Boyer, Del Rey, NY. 1990. First edition. First Time In Print. RARE

The Return of the Evil Sorkvir: Being a Scipling in the land of Alfar was growing increasingly difficult, Leifr learned, even with Endalaus Daudi, the magic Rhbu sword. His friend, Thurid the wizard, has been taken by the Fire Wizard's guild for their Inquisition. And his beloved Ljosa was in the hands of Sorkvir, Leifr's dread wizard enemy, now brought to a semblance of life again - from the back cover.

This Pocket Paperback is in As New condition.


    Book# 000033    Price:  $ 8.25

The Lord of Chaos: Book IV of the Wizard's Way , by Elizabeth R. Boyer, Del Rey Books. NY. 1991. First Paperback Edition. First Time In Print. RARE

The Council of Evil: Following the sorcrer Sorkvir to save Leifr's beloved Ljosa, Thurid, Leifr, and their friends crossed the river on a dragon ship that looked remarkably like a real dragon. From that, they entered the ancient stronghold of evil, Hringur hol, where a Council of thirteen wizards plotted to use dark elemental Dokkur Lavadur to gain absolute control.- from back cover.

This Pocket Paperback in As New Condition.


    Book# 000031    Price:  $ 22.99

The Martian Chronicles , by Ray Bradbury, Doubleday & Company, Inc. Garden City, NY, 1958. Printed in Canda.

Prefactory Note by Clifton Fadiman

This hardback cloth cover book is red in colour with black lettering. The binding is good. It is is good/fair condition. There is some damage to the spine cover cloth.


    Book# 000066    Price:  $ 5.00

The Wrong End of Time , by John Brunner, Doubleday & Company, Inc. Garden City, NY, 1971.

The time is the future. The place, an America so isolated by fear that it is cut off from the rest of the world by a massive defense system. Into this armed, barricaded state comes a young Russian scientist bearing a strange --and almost unbelievable story:
  Superior intellegent life--of a far higher order than any on earth--has been detected near the planet Pluto. Immune themselves by virtue of their far greater intellegence, these Aliens are about to destroy the planet Earth.
  The only person who can provide the solution is a brilliant and clairvoyant young American black, hunted by the ever-present police, hidden far within the turbulent, festering slum of one of America's jungle cities. Somehow he must be found, and found before the planet melts in one final holocaust. . . .
  An unusual and provocative novel, packed with action and suspense leading to a shocking denoument. - front flap.

This Book Club Edition hardback book is in good condition, with wear on the lower spine edge. The dust jacket is in fair condition: worn with lower spine area missing.


    Book# 000068    Price:  $ 8.00

Clone, by Richard Cowper, Doubleday Science Fiction. NY. 1972. Book Club Edition

... Sir Gordon saw the clones glance around at each other and then turn back to confront their maker. The next instant Professor Poynter's head had vanished from his screen and been promptly replaced by that of a large pink pig! The four boys promptly collapsed in hysterical laughter. The pig-headed chimera, apparently unable to divine the cause of their mirth, paused in mid-sentance, whereupon its head was again removed and replaced in rapid succession by that of a chimpanzee, a thinoceros, a polar bear and a St. Bernard.
  Sir Gordon was out of his chair and halfway across the room to the screen when Professor Poynter reappeared, still seemingly oblivious fo what had been going on, looking exactly as she had looked except that this time she was completely naked and, as far as Sir Gordon could judge, adorned with at least one extra pair of breasts. 'Extraordinary', murmered the Senior Scientist of the M.O.P., retreating fascinated to his chair. 'Doesn't she realise'?- back cover

Hardback book. Condition: Excellent, almost new. Shelf dust along edges. Dust Jacket: Good/fair, small edge tears and corner wear.


    Book# 000088    Price:  $ 5.00

Sphere , by Michael Crichton, Alfred A. Knopf. NY. 1987. First Edition.

In the middle of the South Pacific, a thousand feet below the surface of the water, a huge spaceship is discovered resting on the ocean floor. . .
 Rushed to the scene is a group of American scientists who descend together into the depths of the sea to investigate this astonishing descovery.
 What they find defies their imaginations and mocks their attempts at logical explaination. It is a spaceship of phenomenal dimensions, apparently undamaged by its fall from the sky. And, most startling, it appears to be at least three hundred years old. . . - front flap.

This hardback book is in Almost New condition, with wear math calculations in ink inside the front cover. The dust jacket is in good-very good condition: slightly worn upper and lower edges, taped to inside of back cover.


    Book# 000069    Price:  $ 10.00

The Magus: A Revised Version, by John Fowles, Dell Publishing, 1979 .

In John Fowler's new verson of The Magus, the pase moves more relentlessly, the figure of the magician is even more powerful, and the whole surge of sensual events becomes more intesley erotic. Former readers will find this version of The Magus even more compelling. . . New readers will be irresistbly drawn into an unforgettable experience. - back cover

This Pocket Paperback is in Almost condition, with slight shelf drift on the spine. Tight binding: unread. Paper slightly browning.


    Book# 000116    Price:  $ 5.00

STNG: The Valiant , by Jan Michael Friedman, Pocket Books, NY. 2002. First edition.

Three hundred years ago, the S.S. valiant was destroyed during and ill-fated attempt to cross the legendary Galactic Barrier. Starfleet had always assumed that the Valiant had perished with all hands aboard, until a pair of unusual humanoids arrive at Starbase 209, claiming to be the descendants of a handful of Valiant survuvors who found refuge on an M-Class planet beyond the Barrier
  even more shocking, the visitors warn that a hostile alien species, the Nuyyad, are preparing to invade our galaxy. Uncertain of how much of the strangers' story to believe, Starfleet orders the U.S.S. Stargazer to investigate at once. - front flap.

This ex-library hardback book is in excellent condition. The dust jacket is mylar wrapped in good condition: library sticker on spine, library UPC bar cut off of cover (see photo)


    Book# 000071    Price:  $ 8.00

The Moon is a Harsh Mistress , by Robert A. Heinlein, Berkley medallion Books, 20th printing 1968.

Luna of the 21st century is a penal colony where everyone lives under the dictatorship of the hated Authority. But the inevitavle takes place one day when Mike, the master computer who controls everything on Luna devises an intricate revolutionary plot with the help of a professor, a beautiful blond, and a jack-of-all-trades. The conspirators' plans go along beautifully for a while... - back cover

This Pocket Paperback is in Fair/Good condition, with moderate cover wear. Tight binding. Owners names are in both pencil and ink inside front cover.


    Book# 000067    Price:  $ 4.00

Stranger In A Strange Land : for the first time the Uncut Original , by Robert A. Heinlein, Ace/Putnam Book. 1991 Limited Edition

Thirty years ago, G.P.Putnam's Sons published a novel that not only would become the bible of the "love generation" but also would transcent the science fiction genre to acheive the status of a modern classic--and sell millions of copies. The book was Robert A. Heinlein's earthy "divine comedy" Stranger In A Strange Land--the epic saga of an earthling, born and educated on Mars, who arrives on our planet with superhuman powers and a total ignorance for the mores of man. His name is Valentine Micheal Smith, and he is destined to become a freak, a media commodity, a scam artist, a searcher, a sexual pioneer, a neon evangelist, a martyr, and finally, a messiah.
  To commemorate the thirtieth anniversary of its original publication, Putnam proudly presents the uncut version of this watershed work. Here is every word, every turn of phrase, exactly as Heinlein intended it. Bigger, richer than its predecessor, this edition describes a geopolitical world and a post-holocast America considerably more plausible today than in 1961. Here, fully presented for the first time, is all the irreverence, all the irony, all the frank sensuality for which Stranger is legendary. here too are the roots of the New Age culture as they were first embraced by a freer generation thirty years ago. - Dust Jacket Flaps.

This hard back book is in AS NEW condition. The dust jack is in near perfect condition, with minor crinkling of the lower front edge, and a crease in the front flap.


    Book# 000070    Price:  $ 35.00