New York: Bantam, 1991. The 3rd novel in the series which won the Hugo award for the best all time science fiction series. ISBN: 0-553-293370.

London: Granada, (1983) dj. Hardcover - Fourth novel in the Foundation series, written many years after the original trilogy to both acclaim (it won the 1983 Hugo award and was a finalist for the Nebula) and to popularity, the first of Asimov's many books to land on the NY Times best seller list. Author's afterword. 326 pp. ISBN: 0-246120126.

Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1982. dj. Hardcover first edition - Fourth novel in the Foundation series, written many years after the original trilogy to both acclaim (it won the 1983 Hugo award and was a finalist for the Nebula) and to popularity, the first of Asimov's many books to land on the NY Times best seller list. Code M39 on p 365. . ISBN: 0-385-177259.

San Francisco: Night Shade Books, (2015). SIGNED first edition - A dystopian novel set in a future Thailand, still managing to hold back the rising seas. The author's first novel, this was the winner of the Nebula, co-winner of the Hugo award, as well as winning The John W. Campbell Award and the 2010 Locus Award for Best First Novel. SIGNED opposite the title page. This edition includes two short stories - 'The Calorie Man' and 'Yellow Card Man' - plus a conversation with the author. 466 pp. ISBN: 978-1597808217.

San Francisco: Night Shade Books, (2010). SIGNED - Early publication of this dystopian novel set in a future Thailand, still managing to hold back the rising seas. The author's first novel, this was the winner of the Nebula, co-winner of the Hugo award, as well as winning The John W. Campbell Award and the 2010 Locus Award for Best First Novel. SIGNED on the title page. 361 pp plus 4 pp of publishers ads. ISBN: 9781597801584.

San Francisco: Night Shade Books, (2010). SIGNED - Early publication of this dystopian novel set in a future Thailand, still managing to hold back the rising seas - cover refers to the Nebula nomination, not the fact that it won the Nebula - and was co-winner of the Hugo award, as well as winning The John W. Campbell Award and the 2010 Locus Award for Best First Novel. SIGNED on the title page. 361 pp plus 4pp of publishers ads. ISBN: 9781597801584.

New York: Ace Books, (1996.). SIGNED - Powerful novel which incorporates and expands upon his Hugo and Nebula award winning short story of the same title. Originally published in 1985. 247 pp. ISBN: 0-441-003486.

New York: Warner, (1989) dj. SIGNED hardcover - A collection of nine short stories, including the Hugo and Nebula award winning title story and Blood Music. Introduction by the author. SIGNED on the title page. 242 pp. Dust jacket art by Jim Burns. ISBN: 0-446514012.

Chicago: Shasta Publishers, (1953.) dj. Hardcover - Bester's classic science fiction novel which was originally serialized in Galaxy Magazine in 1952, and which was the first novel to win the Hugo Award. Copyright page states "second edition" but this is actually the fairly uncommon 2nd printing of the first edition by the original publisher. Dust jacket by Martin Herbstman. 250 pp.

New York: Ballantine, (c 1958, ca 1982.) dj. Hardcover - Considered Blish's best novel, this was the winner of the 1959 Hugo award and included in Pringle's "Science Fiction: The 100 Best Novels." Part of the "After Such Knowledge" trilogy, this is the story of a Jesuit priest on an idylic planet inhabited by an alien race, both ethically and socially advanced - but a race governed by reason, not faith. Originally issued as a paperback original, this early book club edition is a handsome and reasonably priced hardcover alternative. Gutter code M38. 184 pp. Dust jacket art by Janny Wurts (spelled as Wurtz on the flap.)

New York: Conde Nast Publications, 1974. First edition - Cover by Freas for the novelette "The Horus Errand" by William E. Cochrane. Features a guest editorial by Robert A. Heinlein. Also includes "The Amazing Dr. Amizov" by R. F. DeBaun; the Hugo award winning short story "The Hole Man" by Larry Niven; and the conclusion of "The Sins of the Fathers" by Stanley Schmidt. Illustrated, ads. 178 pp

New York: Conde Nast Publications, 1974. First edition - Cover by Freas for the novelette "The Horus Errand" by William E. Cochrane. Features a guest editorial by Robert A. Heinlein. Also includes "The Amazing Dr. Amizov" by R. F. DeBaun; the Hugo award winning short story "The Hole Man" by Larry Niven; and the conclusion of "The Sins of the Fathers" by Stanley Schmidt. Illustrated, ads. 178 pp

New York: TOR, (c 1991). Hardcover - Reprint of this novel which was awarded 1985 Nebula Award, 1986 Hugo Award, 1986 Science Fiction Chronicle Award, all for best Novel. Rated the most favorite SF novel of all time in more straw polls than any other novel. Expanded version of Author's first published story, the 1977 Hugo and 1987 Locus nominated novelette of the same title in Analog Science Fiction Magazine. Includes an introduction by Card from 1991 describing how he came to write this story. xxi, 226 pp. ISBN: 978-0765317384.

New York: Conde Nast 1977. First edition - The very first appearance of Card in his first published story, the1977 Hugo and 1978 Locus nominated best novelette, 'Ender's Game.' This was later expanded into a novel which won the 1985 Nebula Award, 1986 Hugo Award, and the 1986 Science Fiction Chronicle Award and which has been called the most popular science fiction novel written. Other stories by Robert Lyn Asprin, W. Macfarlane, Kevin O'Donnell Jr., Larry Niven, Alison J. Tellure, Sam Nicholson. Non fiction by Arthur M. Dula and Lester del Rey.

New York: Warner, (1988) dj. Hardcover - Cherryh's longest and one of her most difficult novels, set in her Alliance-Union universe. Genetic manipulation, murder, intrigue and politics are just part of the story of a young scientist - a geneticist is murdered by an adviser, but the scientist is replicated in the lab, leaving a prodigy who attempts to chart a different fate. Winner of the Hugo Award for Best Novel in 1989. 853 pp. Cover illustration by Don Maitz. ISBN: 0-446514284.

New York: Dorling Kindersly Publishing, Inc 1995 dj. Hardcover first edition - Winner of the1996 Hugo award for non fiction. Hundreds of authors' photos, printed examples of signatures, book covers. Award winners, biographies, history of science fiction in unique visual timeline pert charts. Movies, magazines and comics. Thematic entries. Detailed index. Large format (measuring 11 7/8 x10 x 1 inch), a very heavy book. ISBN: 0-7894-01851.

New York: Putnam, (1971.) dj. Hardcover first edition - The first book in the Riverworld series. Winner of the 1972 Hugo award for best novel. 221 pp.

New York: St Martin's, (1978) dj. SIGNED hardcover - Collection of short 13 stories, including his 1977 Hugo-award winning 'Tricennential.' Afterword in which Haldeman discusses where he gets his ideas. SIGNED on title page. 218 pp. ISBN: 0-312-416059.

New York: St Martin's, (1978) dj. Hardcover - Collection of short 13 stories, including his 1977 Hugo-award winning 'Tricennential.' Afterword in which Haldeman discusses where he gets his ideas. SIGNED on title page. 218 pp. ISBN: 0-312-416059.

London: Futura, (1988). SIGNED - Collection of short 13 stories, including his 1977 Hugo-award winning 'Tricennential.' Afterword in which Haldeman discusses where he gets his ideas. SIGNED on title page. 278 pp. GGA cover art. ISBN: 0-708880568.

New York: Walker, (1970, c 1964) dj. Hardcover first edition - Uncommon hardcover edition of this Hugo award winner, originally issued in paperback - #45 in Pringle's 100 Best Science Fiction Novels. 318 pp. Dust jacket illustration by Jack Gaughan.

New York: Bantam, 1996. SIGNED first edition - The third volume in Robinson's award-winning and masterful Mars trilogy, winner of the 1997 Hugo and Locus awards for best novel. SIGNED on the title page. 609 pp.

New York: Science Fiction Book Club, (1996.) dj. Hardcover - First hardcover separate edition of the original Hugo (1978) and Nebula (1977) award winning novelette, with new dust jacket and interior art by Bob Eggleton. Introduction by David G. Hartwell. An attractive and well produced small book, color illustrated endpapers. vi, 152 pp.

New York: Warner, (2001.). 1981 Hugo Award winning novel, and finalist for the Nebula award. Inspired by both Hans Christian Anderson's fairly tale and Robert Graves 'The White Goddess.' 434 pp. ISBN: 0-443-376640.

New York: Bantam, (1997.) dj. SIGNED hardcover first edition - A joyous exploration of the unpredictable world of time travel by this Hugo and Nebula Award winning author. Winner of the 1999 Hugo. SIGNED on the title page. 434 pp. ISBN: 0-553-099957.

New York: TOR / Tom Doherty Associates, (2005.) dj. Hardcover first edition - Winner of the 2006 Hugo Award. An artificial barrier has been placed around the Earth by aliens, the moon and stars disappear (the Great Blackout), and scientists discover that time is passing faster outside the barrier than it is on the planet. One review called this a combination of a tender love story, science fiction thriller, ecological parable and apocalyptic fable; it is a novel at once thought-provoking and entertaining. 362 pp. ISBN: 0-765309386.

New York: Timescape - Simon and Schuster, (1983.). Hardcover first edition - Collection of 21 short stories - the title story and the long "Home is the Hangman" both won Hugo Awards. 252 pp. ISBN: 0-671-49449x.