Fantasy/SF from LostLoves Books

The Pennyroyal Press edition as stated on front of dust jacket. Striking woodcut illustrations by the artist Barry Moser. DJ in excellent condition with bright Oz in green metallic ink.

Trade paperback (US). Applause Books Screenplay Series. Based on Gilliam's retelling of the Munchausen stories. Clean copy, no marks, black-and-white illustrations throughout.

Third printing of this edition (first American), so noted on copyright page. Clean pages, no marks, very good dust jacket protected by Brodart. Lift the DJ and find the cute illustration of a mouse on blue cloth cover.

Owner signature on front flyleaf, dated 1935, otherwise clean. Striking color illustrations by Belgian artist Jean de Boschère enhanced with gold metallic ink. Brown cloth hardcover. No dust jacket.

Revised ed from Random House (UK) London (1994) Very good. Mass market (rack) paperback. Glued binding. 400 p. Clean copy, no marks on pages. Creases on cover, corners nicked.

Book 1 in The Rigante Series. Clean copy, no marks on pages. cover edges bumped and spine creased. Mass Market paperback.

Mass-market paperback. Early British edition. Clean paperback, orange spine sun faded, front cover image clear. Text tight in binding.

Mass market (rack) paperback. Early printing of popular novel by mystery writer. Features red and green cover, spine creased, nicks on front cover. But text clean and tight in binding.

Mass market (rack) paperback. Illustrated. Through wars, plagues, revolutions, and shady real estate deals, a dragon survives as best he knows how. A fan favorite and we LOVE the dragon's solution to real estate developers trying to take over his beloved bookstore. Clean paperback, no marks on text, minor wear on cover.

Clean text, tight in binding, all ads still in the book (tear out for Science Fiction Book Club and True Cigarettes). Crease on back cover cover, some shelf wear. Fourth in Flashing Swords anthologies with stories by Katherine Kurtz, Jack Vance, John Jakes, Poul Anderson, and Michael Moorcock.

1970 reprint of the heroic fantasy. Cover art by Jeff Jones. #6 in this Tros of Samathrace series. The original stories began in the pulp magazine Adventure during the 1920s.

Sequel to Samarkand. Shelf wear on top and bottom of spine, nicks on corners of cover, interior text clean, free of marks, and tight in binding.

First printing, minor shelfwear on cover but overall clean and bright. No marks on text.

First printing, so marked on copyright page. Very clean copy, no marks on text, minor shelfwear on cover.

Marked "First printing: 1982" on cover. Refers to this edition. Cover art of airship by Vincent DiFate. "Alternative" history origin of Verne's Fogg, which crosses over with other fictional heroes of the age including members of Tarzan's family.

Cover art by Don Maitz. Charming fantasy set in city of Vogelsang where a statue of the foolish virgin and a gargoyle have gone missing from the cathedral. Clean paperback, no marks on text.

Clean paperback, top and bottom of spine show wear and spine very creased. A prequel to Christopher's popular Tripod series.

Cover art by Boris Vallejo. Retelling of Scandinavian legends which inspired Wagner's Ring and others. 4th printing, 1981, so noted on copyright page. Overall clean, pages unmarked and tight in binding. Minor shelfwear on top and bottom of cover.

Clean copy, minor creasing along spine, front cover bright and matches picture shown. Text clean and tight in binding.

As stated on the cover, the original Buck Rogers novel. Story originally appeared in the 1928 Amazing Stories. This paperback marked Ace F-188. Considerable shelfwear on edges of cover, former owner's address label on front end paper. Text clean and tight.