Harrowgate, England: PS Publishing England, 2003. dj. SIGNED hardcover first edition - A collection of four novellas, of damnation and dark revelation, of epiphany and redemption, winner of the 2005 World Fantasy Award. Included are "Cleopatra Brimstone", a dark horror tale; "Pavane for a Prince of the Air" the shortest of the stories and the least fantastic and winner of an International Horror Guild Award; the short novel "Chip Crockett's Christmas Carol", the story of an early 60s children's special, long since believed destroyed, which holds a cherished place in the memories of the two lead characters; and finally "The Least Trumps" set on an island off the Maine Coast where the daughter of a children's book writer makes a living as a tattooist. Issued only as a limited edition, this is #88 of 500 copies SIGNED by Hand on a special limitation page. Introduction by Lucius Shepard and Story Notes by the author. 296 pp. ISBN: 1-902880730.

New York: William H. Morrow, (1993.) dj. SIGNED hardcover first edition - 1994 World Fantasy Winner. Dust jacket praise from William Gibson, who says that this "opens the way into several haunted rooms at the very heart of the myth of the sixties, persuasively illuminating those dark and terrible human moments where art and fate shiver and blur, and the spiritual compass of a generation swings on a thin chill film of drugs and desperation," and Timothy Leary who says this book "captures the Sixties perfectly." The story of a stereo repairman, trying to cope with lost ideals and broken dreams, who begins to hear music in his head - glimpses of rock and roll recording sessions with Morrison and the Doors and Jimi Hendrix - that never took place but which he can re-create on on his tape deck. SIGNED on the title page and dated in 1995. 331 pp. ISBN: 0-688-124119.

Burton, MI: Subterranean Press, 2005. dj. SIGNED hardcover first edition - A "wise and funny collection of 10 quirky, sometimes outrageous speculative stories in this collection, each with a lively and informative afterword. 'The Other Real World' is a teenage view of the Cuban missile crisis with a more somber outcome than the actual one. 'The Dynasters' imagines an unusual scenario in which the phony Piltdown Man (and Piltdown Woman) are real. A three-headed robot in the offbeat 'Our Mortal Span' runs into trouble in a theme park called Story Book Land when he takes fairy tales too seriously. In the marvelous title story, about playwright Christopher Marlowe, 'Will Shaxper' is only a bit player. 'Us.' a gripping tale of alternative history, explores the possibilities had Charles Lindbergh Jr. lived."" Number 264 of a special limited edition, one of 750 numbered copies SIGNED by both Howard Waldrop and the illustrator Doug Potter on a special limitation page. Waldrop was the winner of both the Nebula and World Fantasy awards (and more) for his short fiction and in 2021 he received the World Fantasy award for Life Achievement. 274 pp. ISBN: 1-596060182.