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Science Fiction
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2012 Dying of the LightBurton: 2012A beautifully and brightly illustrated signed special edition of George R. R. Martin's first published novel, a science fiction epic. -
1976 The World's Best SF Short Stories No. 2Leeds: 1976A scarce first edition science fiction anthology in the publisher's bright pictorial dust wrapper. -
2013-2014 2Vol Dangerous Women and RoguesLondon: 2013-2014Two first edition anthologies containing original contributions from the most prominent science fiction and fantasy authors of our times. -
c1878 Hector ServadacParis: c1878An early edition of Jules Verne's science fiction work, richly illustrated throughout by Paul Philippoteaux. -
1905 Vingt Mille Lieues Sous Les MersParis: 1905A stunning early edition of Jules Verne's most celebrated piece of adventure fiction in the original French, bound in a bright decorative binding and illustrated throughout. -
1920 Vingt Mille Lieues Sous Les MersParis: 1920A smart reprint of Jules Verne's epic tale of an undersea adventure, illustrated throughout and in a smart decorative binding. -
1988 2061: Odyssey ThreeLondon: 1988An early edition of the third book in the Space Odyssey series by Arthur C. Clarke, in the unclipped dust wrapper. A bright copy. -
1941 Someone in the DarkWisconsin: 1941The first edition of this horror short story collection by August Derleth, published by Arkham House. -
1960 The New Sonia WaywardLondon: 1960A Gollancz edition of this exciting thriller by J. I. M. Stewart, complete with the iconic dust wrapper. -
1913 The First Men in the MoonLondon: 1913An early reprint of this fantastic science fiction by the popular English author, H. G. Wells. -
1897 Pearson's Magazine War of the WorldsLondon: 1897A scarce first printing of H.G Wells' noted science fiction work 'The War of the Worlds'. Being the first of two volumes issued. -
1897 Olga RomanoffLondon: 1897A very unusual Victorian science fiction novel, set in 2030 and focussed on the villainous descendants of the last Russian Tsar. Illustrated. -
1950 The Castle of IronNew York: 1950A first edition of L Sprague de Camp and Fletcher Pratt's fantasy novella, in the unclipped dust wrapper. -
1984 Sidney's CometLondon: 1984A smart first edition of the first novel by Brian Herbert, complete with an unclipped dust wrapper. -
1987 Two Ian Watson NovelsLondon: 1987-1988A collection of two first edition novels by the sci-fi author Ian Watson. -
1985 The Savage MountainsLondon: 1985The scarce first UK edition of this exciting sci-fi novel by American author Robert Adams. -
1976 Brontomek!London: 1976A smart first edition of Michael Coney's sequel to 'Syzygy' and 'Mirror Image', in the bright yellow Gollancz dust wrapper. -
1952 Islands in the SkyLondon: 1952The first edition of Arthur C. Clarke's exciting science fiction novel, complete with dust wrapper. -
1953 Prelude to SpaceLondon: 1953The first British edition of the second novel published by brilliant science-fiction mind, Arthur C. Clarke, complete with a smart, unclipped dust wrapper. -
1983 Chekhov's JourneyLondon: 1983An imaginative piece of science fiction in which a modern actor uses hypnosis to simulate Chekhov's journey through Siberia in 1890. -
1978 Capricorn GamesLondon: 1978A smart collection of short science fiction stories by a master of the genre, with the bright Gollancz dust wrapper. -
1977 Downward to the EarthLondon: 1977A fine example of Silverbery's Locus-nominated science fiction novel, complete with a smart yellow Gollancz dust wrapper. -
1981 A Dream of KinshipLondon: 1981An uncommon Gollancz edition of the sequel to 'A Road to Corlay', smart and complete with a yellow dust wrapper. -
1965 A Man of Double DeedLondon: 1965A first edition of Leonard Daventry's science fiction novel set at the end of the twenty-first century, complete with a yellow Gollancz dust wrapper. -
1978 The Road to CorlayLondon: 1978A smart first edition of Richard Cowper's exciting science fiction novel, the first novel in a series, in the iconic original yellow Gollancz dust wrapper. -
1967 Assorted Nebula Award StoriesLondon: 1967-1972The first edition of this very scarce, assorted collection of science fiction novels, award winners and runners-up for the Nebula Award from 1966 to 1971, in the unclipped dust wrapper. -
1972 PstalemateLondon: 1972A lovely first edition of Lester Del Rey's uncommon science fiction novel 'Pstalemate.' -
1951 The Sands of MarsLondon: 1951The first edition of esteemed science fiction author Arthur C. Clarke's first published novel. -
1954 JizzleLondon: 1954The first edition of this anthology of fifteen of John Wyndham's science fiction short stories. -
1965 Orphans of the SkyLondon: 1965A lovely and scarce first edition in one volume, the second impression, of this science fiction novel by Robert A. Heinlein. -
1960 The First Men in the MoonLondon: 1960A popular science fiction work by H. G. Wells, a scientific romance set on the moon. -
1937 War With the NewtsLondon: 1937The scarce first English edition of Karel Capek's satirical science fiction novel, a wonderful example of the early genre. -
1987 The Magic of the PastLondon: 1987A limited edition volume containing two short stories by Brian Aldiss, a popular science fiction author. -
1946 Moon RocketLondon: 1946The first edition of this interesting work, looking into the science behind sci-fi, illustrated throughout. -
1970 Barefoot in the HeadNew York: 1970A signed copy of the first US edition of this exciting and scarce science fiction novel by Brian W Aldiss. -
1954 The Robot and the ManLondon: 1954The first edition of this adventure science fiction story anthology, containing thrilling and tense sci-fi short stories.