Product Description: Horror Novel. 500 numbered & 15 Lettered copies of The Unblemished were Produced. This copy is # 66.

Product Description: In this new collection by World Fantasy Award winner Jeff VanderMeer, the secret lives of librarians, doctors, lawyers, university students, bank tellers, sex shop clerks and dozens of others are revealed for the first time. Ordered by profession, these short-short stories range from the hilarious to the somber, the absurd to the revelatory...read more

Product Description: In this new collection by World Fantasy Award winner Jeff VanderMeer, the secret lives of librarians, doctors, lawyers, university students, bank tellers, sex shop clerks and dozens of others are revealed for the first time. Ordered by profession, these short-short stories range from the hilarious to the somber, the absurd to the revelatory...read more

An afterword to City of Saints & Madmen finds the historian Duncan, brother to the ex-society figure Janice Shriek, obsessed with a doomed love affair and a secret that risks his life, challenges that are further complicated by a war between rival publishing houses. 15,000 first printing.

An Afterword. A tragi-comic family story set in the author's now fabled imaginary city of Ambergris - the endlessly, inventive, imaginary city which has become a staple and distinctive venue in contemporary fantasy described as 'the New Weird'.

Approaches seminal questions about the human condition, such as mortality, love, and obsession, which are explored in this collection of science fiction and fantasy stories, including 'Balzac's War,' a far-future novella set in a landscape ravaged by newly sentient human-made species, where brother is pitted against brother.

Set in the strange and ancient metropolis of Ambergris, a series of complex and interconnected stories and fantastical visions capture the bizarre lives and fates of the city's unusual inhabitants. Reprint. 20,000 first printing.

On a far-future Earth, the mysterious Quin manipulates biological engineering to create sentient species as both toys and manual labor, and when Nicholas, a failed holo artist, decides to visit Quin, he discovers just how dangerous it is to know him, in the place known as Veniss Underground. Reprint. 20,000 first printing.

In a humorous compilation of imaginative short stories, masters of speculative fiction--including Cory Doctorow, Kage Baker, Richard Calder, Neil Gaiman, China Miéville, and others--provide detailed descriptions, symptom guides, complete histories, and suggested treatments for a marvelous assortment of fantastical diseases, ranging from Pentzler's Lubriciousness to Printer's Evil. Reprint. 30,000 first printing.

Product Description: This nonfiction collection is an engaging look into the worlds of Science Fiction. Fantasy and Horror. This often hilarious insider's view of the genres is lively and engaging. full of sharp observations.

Product Description: World Fantasy Award Finalist for Best Collection. SF Site’s Book of the Year, Critics Choice. Locus Recommended Book. On Over 20 Year’s Best Lists, including Amazon.com and Publishers Weekly

In this new collection from World Fantasy Award-winner Jeff VanderMeer, car accidents, Angkor Wat, dead whales, flower vendors, dogcatchers, classic television shows, frogs, and the moon are transformed by the author's imagination into something unique and magical. Showcaseing his Rhysling Award-winning poem "Flight," reprinted in Nebula Awards 30, The Day Dali Died also provides a selection of short-short fictions- including "Bullets and Airplanes," "The County Fair," and "How Benjobi Song Came to Rule Iphagenia" (original to this collection). From lost books to mythic journeys into the surreal, The Day Dali Died showcases VanderMeer's talent for both epiphany and precise detail.

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