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A UNSA audit ship is accidentally transmitted to the wrong planet and the crew must try to survive until a rescue team can locate them

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284 pages: ''representing the best contemporary writing in the fields of the literary strange, supernatural, fantasy and horror''. eighteen original stories by Rebecca Lloyd, Mark Valentine, Andrew Michael Hurley, N.A. Sulway, Stephen Volk, Inna Effress, Ibrahim R. Ineke, Eric Stener Carlson, Jonathan Preece, Tom Heaton, J.M. Walsh, Angela Slatter, John Gaskin, D.P. Watt, Karen Heuler, John Linwood Grant, Reggie Oliver and Carly Holmes - brought together to celebrate the thirtieth year of Tartarus Press. LIMITED EDITION: 300 copies signed by both Ray Russell and the editor. Fine copy in a fine dustjacket (as new).

It's up to you and the Specialized Extracirricular Execution Squad (SEES) to defend Gekkoukan High against the threat of the Shadows. Every night, between 12:00 and 12:01 AM, the Dark Hour comes and monsters walk the streets. Investigate the endless corridors of the dungeon called Tartarus in style with this Monster-Sized strategy guide. Every secret is revealed, and every boss defeated! Order it today!

North Yorkshire: Tartarus Press:, 2023. First edition, Hardcover, Limited, New in dust jacket, 242 pp. This edition limited to 300 copies. "This new collection of eighteen weird, vivid, beautiful stories by Dare Segun Falowo, rising star of African Literature, explores Nigerian life, culture and belief through the prism of the writer's extraordinary imagination. The stories range from the historical slipstream of 'Eating Kaolin', to the gleaming horror of 'Ngozi Ugegbe Nwa', in which a strange and beautiful mirror wreaks havoc on the life of a young Lagos model, to the lysergic science fiction of 'Convergence in Chorus Architecture'. Falowo describes his collection thus: 'These texts are mostly inspired by real events and/or emotional states, and were also fuelled by my love of indigenous cosmologies and pop culture symbolism. They were written in various caged spaces, where the pulse and ambient sounds of the world outside became, after a while, like arrhythmic waves crashing on the shores of my listening.'" First edition, Hardcover, Limited, New in dust jacket,

The last, posthumously published collection of stories by Aickman, first published by Victor Gollancz in 1985. The Tartarus Press first printing of 2013 reprinted those five long stories plus a lot more, beginning with a new introduction by Barry Humphries. Also included was the weird novella THE MODEL (posthumously published in 1987), plus Aickman's ''An Essay'' (written on winning the first World Fantasy Award in 1976), additionally this volume includes all seven of his Introductions to the seven volumes in The Fontana Book of Great Ghost Stories series which he edited: and finally the six-page ''Robert Remembered'', in which author Ramsey Campbell concludes this volume with memories of his friend. However this Tartarus Press 2nd printing of 2015 also now includes a further two stories, ''The Coffin House'' and ''The Fully-Conducted Tour'', both taken from the 2013 Tartarus Press Aickman collection The Strangers And Other Writings, which went o/p very quickly (more or less by the time of publication) and will NOT be reprinted. Note: this 2015 printing retains the 2013 date from the first printing, which is a little confusing. Fine copy in a fine dustjacket (as new).

Octavo, pp. [1-32], illustrated with several small woodcuts, pictorial wrappers, stapled. First edition. Limited to 200 numbered copies. Four short sketches written by Machen for newspapers in 1890, meditating wistfully from the city on the beauties of the countryside. Like all Tartarus productions (in contrast to many small press and fanzine efforts), a beautifully designed and printed piece of work. A fine copy. (#142891)

Available New/Signed from GatesPastBooks - Great Britain: The Tartarus Press/Caermaen Books, 1997. Limited to 375 copies. Signed, and humbly Inscribed by missed Machen scholar Roger Dobson, to the late "eminent Shielian", John D. Squires. As New, in Dust Jacket.. First Edition, Limited /Hand Numbered. Hard Cover. As New/As New. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

8vo. pp: vi, 375. Second Tartarus Press edition. Original publisher's blue boards with gilt lettering at front and spine in original publisher's creme, black and navy blue illustrated dust jacket. This is a large and heavy item and may require additional cost to post. ISBN: 9781872621180 Dust jacket shows ever so slight signs of shelfwear. Otherwise tight and internally and externally perfectly clean copy. Fine in near fine dust jacket.

Leyburn: Tartarus Press:, 2028. First edition, Hardcover, New in dust jacket, 276 pp. Fabulous. Volk and Tartarus are a perfect match. We really think a great deal of Stephen Volk. recommended. "In this new collection of eleven stories, Stephen Volk explores the wide span of possibilities of the ghost story in its various manifestationsfrom hauntings set in the quotidian modern world, to ones that hark back to traditional, but no less chilling, tales of the past." First edition, Hardcover, New in dust jacket,

This New copy of Flowers of the Sea is one of only 400 numbered and signed copies published in this 2013 Limited Edition from Tartarus Press.

Colonial Marines land on the planet Tartarus to investigate illegal prospecting by a rival corporation on a Weyland-Yutani claim. But what they find are the shell-shocked survivors of a battle with extraterrestrial hunters over the possession of a mysterious horseshoe-shaped spaceship of unknown origin.The Weyland-Yutani rep demands the marines take the ship, and the marine captain is determined to protect her crew. But neither objective is likely when a band of Predators attacks!Predator: Life and Death is chapter one in a new story cycle involving Predators, Aliens, and the mysterious Engineers from Prometheus!

Beautiful double signed hardcover Tartarus Press. Appears about unread. Secret Europe available as well.

Love. Betrayal. Revenge. Lucifer has escaped from purgatory. Darkness descends on both Horizon and the mortal world. The Order of the First is the on move, systematically turning angels against angels. Their numbers continue to grow as chaos and destruction overwhelm the Legion. Meanwhile, Alexa is trapped in Tartarus, the impenetrable and inescapable angel prison, knowing all too well that she’s responsible for Lucifer’s breakout. But can she find a way to escape her prison to fight the greatest evil she has ever faced? Worse, Milo has sacrificed himself to save the angels from his father’s deadly wrath. Will Alexa ever see him again? If so, is he allied with his father? Can she still trust him? Or is he truly lost? The stakes are higher than ever in the last installment of The Horizon Chronicles series.

{AVENGERS EPIC COLLECTION VOLUME 17}Roger Stern's fan-favorite run comes to a celestial conclusion! For the life of Hercules, the Avengers must storm the very gates of Olympus and take on an entire pantheon of all-powerful Greek gods! Do our heroes stand a snowball's chance in Tartarus? Then: Magneto's on trial, and he needs all the help he can get! The X-Men aren't sure what his scheme is, but they're positive they don't want the Avengers and the Soviet Super-Soldiers to find out before they do! COLLECTING: Avengers (1963) #278-285 and Avengers Annual #16; PLUS: Marvel Graphic Novel #27: Emperor Doom; X-Men vs. Avengers #1-4; and West Coast Avengers Annual #2 Marvel launches the Epic Collections -- a new way for fans to collect their favorite series! Each super-sized volume in the Epic line presents a heaping helping of Marvel's greatest heroics in one handy, affordable and self-contained package. What's more, each Epic Collection TPB is also a piece of a grand puzzle: When all is said and done, the Epic volumes will fit seamlessly next to one another on readers' bookshelves, presenting a complete and unbroken run of each title! So be sure to get in on the ground floor! Marvel's most storied titles -- including Amazing Spider-Man, Avengers, Captain America, Fantastic Four, Iron Man, and Thor -- are going Epic, and there's no turning back!

Leyburn: Tartarus Press:, 2024. Hardcover, First printing, Limited edition, New in dust jacket, 342 pp. Cover artwork by: Keith A. Pettit This edition limited to 470 copies. Lovely. Includes six engravings by Keith A. Petet. Hardcover, First printing, Limited edition, New in dust jacket,

Leyburn: Tartarus Press:, 2019. First printing, Trade paperback, SIGNED, New, 296 pp. Cover artwork by: Reggie Oliver "This edition limited to 200 copies signed by the author. This is Reggie Oliver's seventh collection of stories for Tartarus in a series which has won great critical acclaim. The volume contains thirteen stories, and includes some of the finest examples of his work: uncanny, troubling, witty and full of memorably fascinating characters. The settings are as varied as ever. In the title story a young composer writes a score for an ageing choreographer and becomes unwittingly involved in the older man's morbid obsession with a catastrophically injured ballerina. Elsewhere Oliver takes us into the worlds of British provincial theatre in the 1850s, London in the 1880s, Rome in the 1960s, Greece in the 1970s, Spain in the 1800s, as well as contemporary Britain in all its diversity. Oliver's capacity to evoke these different atmospheres both vividly and economically is notable. This collection also contains at least two stories which could be decribed as tours de force in that, besides being engrossing in themselves, they demonstrate Oliver's extraordinary virtuosity as a writer. 'Tawny' is a haunting and horrific tale told entirely in dialogue, while in 'The Game of Bear' Oliver offers the completion to an unfinished story by M.R. James, written in a faultless imitation of James's style and idiom." First printing, Trade paperback, SIGNED, New,

Collection of supernatural stories. First published by Victor Gollanncz in 1975, the 1st Tartarus printing was in 2011, with a new introduction by Phil Baker. This 2nd Tartarus printing from 2016 has minor revisions to that introduction. Fine copy in a fine dustjacket (as new).

This New copy of The Wandering Soul is #22 of only 500 numbered copies published in this 2005 Limited Edition from Tartarus Press.

Stranded on Tartarus, the 58th Squadron is subjected to an advanced form of chemical warfare, an electromagnetic lightning storm that creates unprovoked violence, and if the Squadron cannot find a way off the planet, they will go to war with one another. Original.