New York: Mercury Press, 1983. SIGNED first edition - Includes novelets by Michael Reeves and Kim Stanley Robinson and stories by Timothy Zahn, Richard Mueller, Richard Cowper, Harvey Jacobs, Edward Wellen and Felix C. Gotschalk; non fiction by Isaac Asimov. SIGNED by Kim Stanley Robinson on the table of contents next to the title of his story "Black Air." 160 pp.

New York: Mercury Press, 1983. SIGNED first edition - Includes novelets by Michael Reeves and Kim Stanley Robinson and stories by Timothy Zahn, Richard Mueller, Richard Cowper, Harvey Jacobs, Edward Wellen and Felix C. Gotschalk; non fiction by Isaac Asimov. SIGNED by Kim Stanley Robinson at his story "Black Air." 160 pp.

New York: Mercury Press, 1971. SIGNED first edition - SIGNED by Dennis Etchison at his story "The Smell of Death." Also includes two novelets: "The Autumn Land" by Clifford D. Simak and "Living Wild" by Josephine Saxton, and five other short stories: "Thank God You're Alive" by Sandy Fisher, "Ask and It May Be Given" by Wesley Ford Davis, "The True Believers" by Leo P. Kelley, "A Desert Place" by M. P. Brown, and "Passage to Murdstone" by Ron Goulart and more. Great cover art of robots playing baseball by Mel Hunter. 127 pp plus ads.

New York: Galaxy, 1969. First edition - Features the novelettes: "In the Shield" by Dean R. Koontz. Also contains the following works - Serials/Complete Novels: Six Gates to Limbo (Part 1 of 2) - J. T. McIntosh ; , Operation High Time - Jacqueline Lichtenberg, The Year Dot - William F. Temple; Short Fiction: The Steel General (excerpt) - Roger Zelazny ; Essays/Articles: If - and When - Lester del Rey ; Authorgraphs: An Interview with Roger Zelazny. Illustrated. 162 pp. Cover art by Chaffee.

New York: Galaxy Publishing 1970. First edition - In addition to this original story by Koontz, this issue includes the complete novel 'Song of Kaia' by T. J. Bass. Other fiction by: Gene Wolfe, Arthur Sellings, M. Alan Rogers, Joseph Dickinson, Piers, Anthony, Jauanita Coulson, and Donald Franson. Non fiction: Lester Del Rey. An expanded issue - the cover advertises 32 more pages. 192 pp. Cover art by Jack Gaughan.

New York: Mercury Press 1968. First edition - DIgest magazine. In addition to this short story by Koontz, this issue includes additional fiction by Piers Anthony, Isac Asimov, Larry Brody, John Sladek, Hayden Howard, Guillaume Apollinaire (reprint). Nonfiction by: Isaac Asimov, Jonna Russ, Virginia Carew, Gahn Wilson. Cover art by Jack Gaughan. 130 pp.

New York: World Editions, Inc, (1950). First edition - A set of three books in the Galaxy Science Fiction series, each with a cover price of 25c.

New York: World Editions, Inc, (1951). First edition - The first printing of this early novel by a Hugo and Nebula award winning writer - a rewrite of a novel originally written by John W. Campbell, Jr. - a story of Interplanetary intrigue and revolution resulting from conflict between the inventors of a new, cheap energy source, one of whom is determined that it shall be used to establish his empire, the other who feels it should be free to all. An original publication of Galaxy Science Fiction novels. Cover price of 35c. 160 pp.

New York: World Editions, Inc, (1951). First edition - The first printing of this early novel by a Hugo and Nebula award winning writer - a rewrite of a novel originally written by John W. Campbell, Jr. - a story of Interplanetary intrigue and revolution resulting from conflict between the inventors of a new, cheap energy source, one of whom is determined that it shall be used to establish his empire, the other who feels it should be free to all. An original publication of Galaxy Science Fiction novels. Cover price of 35c. 160 pp.

New York: World Editions, Inc, (1950). First edition - The first paperback edition of this novel (complete and unabridged) originally serialized in Astounding Stories in 1934, then published in book form (with some revisions) by Fantasy Press in 1947 in an edition of 2,970 copies. Set in an era in which humans have colonized the Solar System but dare not go farther - The Legion is the military and police force of the Solar System. Cover art by Calle. 158 pp.