Science Fiction
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2002-07 The Other Wind, Gifts, and, PowersLondon: 2002-07A superb set of three fantasy novels by Ursula K. Le Guin, including her finale to 'Earthsea'.
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1968 ChockyLondon: 1968The first edition of the final novel of noted science fiction author John Wyndham, a smart copy.
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1961 Consider Her Ways & OthersLondon: 1961A superb first edition of this brilliant anthology of six short sci-fi pieces by John Wyndham.
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1966 The FuriesLondon: 1966The first edition of Keith Roberts' debut novel, a thrilling disaster sci-fi novel.
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1955 The ChrysalidsLondon: 1955A lovely first U.K. edition of this popular sci-fi post-apocalyptic novel by John Wyndham.
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1969 The Inner WheelLondon: 1969A very scarce proof of this early work by Keith Roberts, a volume of three interconnected tales.
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1975 Imperial EarthLondon: 1975The first edition of Arthur C. Clarke's thrilling 1970s science fiction novel, in the original dust wrapper.
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1983 The Compass RoseLondon: 1983The third anthology of stories by Ursula K. Le Guin, the first edition of this brilliant collection of sci-fi and fantasy stories.
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1979 Rocannon's WorldLondon: 1979A fine first U.K. hardback edition of the debut novel of esteemed sci-fi author Ursula K. le Guin.
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1974 The DispossessedLondon: 1974The first UK edition of this anarchist utopian science fiction novel by Ursula Le Guin. An award winning work.
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1979 Rocannon's WorldLondon: 1979A fine first U.K. hardback edition of the debut novel of noted sci-fi author Ursula K. le Guin.
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Signed2001-2006 The Mortal Engines QuartetLondon: 2001-2006A fine set of the first editions, first impressions of all four novel in Philip Reeves's 'Mortal Engines' series, with the final volume signed by the author.
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2008 The Hunger GamesNew York: 2008The twelfth impression of Suzanne Collins's first 'Hunger Games' novel.
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1957 The Silent PlanetLondon: 1957The first edition of this children's science fiction novel, in the scarce original dust wrapper.
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1894 What Will Mrs. Grundy Say?London: 1894A very scarce satirical science fiction novel by Forbes Edward Winslow, the second edition.
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1969 The Andromeda StrainNew York: 1969The first edition of Michael Crichton's classic outbreak novel, in the original dust wrapper.
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1970 Anti-ManNew York: 1970The first edition of Dean Koontz's thrilling science fiction novel about an Android named sam.
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1955 The Space MerchantsLondon: 1955The first UK edition of Pohl and Kornbluth's enormously entertaining 1950s consumerist science fiction novel.
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1953 The Golden Apples of the SunLondon: 1953The first UK edition of Ray Bradbury's science fiction short story collection, illustrated by Joe Mugnaini.
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1993 Green MarsLondon: 1993The first edition, first impression, of Kim Stanley Robinson's second novel in his vast 'Mars' science fiction trilogy.
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Signed1968 The Memory of WhitenessLondon: 1968A signed first UK edition of Kim Stanley Robinson's thrilling science fiction novrl.
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Signed1898 The New GulliverJamaica, Queensborough, New York: 1898A signed presentation copy of Wendell Phillips Garrison's satirical lost race satire, with an additional signed dust wrapper.
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1914 The Napoleon of Notting HillLondon: 1914An attractive example of G. K. Chesterton's work of speculative alternate-reality fiction, illustrated throughout.
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1927 The Sense of the PastLondon: [1927]Henry James' unfinished comedy of manners featuring time travel, in the original very scarce dust wrapper.
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1925 Star DustLondon: 1925A smart first edition of this very scarce science fiction work from British author and editor Evelyn Charles Vivian.
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2008 Space Travels Doctor WhoLondon: 2008A smart first edition of this interactive pop-up book following the adventures of Doctor Who.
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1904 The Napoleon of Notting HillLondon: 1904The scarce first edition of this work of speculative fiction set in an alternative future reality, following an unserious king and written by Gilbert K. Chesterton.
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1996 These Are the Voyages: A Three-Dimensional Star Trek AlbumNew York: 1996An excellent copy of the first Star Trek interactive, three-dimensional adventure book, with pop-up depictions of some of the most incredible voyages of Starfleet's finest vessels.
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2010 Frankenstein: A Pop-Up BookNew York: 2010A first edition of this marvelously bright pop-up retelling of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.
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1923 Tales of Life and AdventureLondon: 1923A scarce collection of twenty-one science fiction short stories by H. G. Wells. From the library of Brian Aldiss, vice-president of the H. G. Wells Society.
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1932 Modern Tales of HorrorLondon: 1932Science fiction author Brian Aldiss's copy of the second impression of this thrilling collection of eighteen horror tales, edited by detective novelist Dashiell Hammett.
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1885 The Moon: Considered as a Planet, a World, and a SatelliteLondon: 1885The third edition of Nasmyth and Carpenter's innovative study of the moon, illustrated with photographs of meticulously crafted models which were instrumental in educating the public about the moon.
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1955 The InheritorsLondon: 1955Brian Aldiss's copy of the first edition of William Golding's second novel, a work of prehistoric fiction following the extinction of a Neanderthal tribe.
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Signed1904 The Sorrows of JupiterLondon: 1904A scarce fantasy sci-fi work about Greek Gods, the first edition, signed by the author.
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1893 The Quickening of CalibanLondon: [1893]A scarce, first edition of J. Compton Rickett's only science-fiction novel, surrounding the evolution of a new species of human.
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1838 A World of WondersBoston: 1838A very scarce early sci-fi novel about lifeforms on other planets by Joel R. Peabody, complete with plates.