centipede press lakewood colorado (29 resultados)

Condición: Very Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Very Good. Dan Strange Ilustrador. 8vo pp. 216, Limited edition: Copy 202 of 500, Archival Artwork: Mort Kuenstler. book.

Paperback. Condición: new. First Edition. Condition NEW. Ships from Hawaii with free Priority Mails upgrade within US, not slow media mail. During the 2000s, Guillermo del Toro directed, wrote, and produced two films held by secrets of the past, The Devil's Backbone (2001) and Pan's Labyrinth (2006), both of which garnered international acclaim and broke records for Spanish features. Exploring "childhood fears of mortality and abandonment in the same way the brothers Grimm and Hans Christian Andersen might" (The New York Times), The Devil's Backbone and Pan's Labyrinth ranked among the best films of the decade. For the first time, editor Danel Olson approaches these movies as cinematic siblings whose quests are bound together, revealing how each questions and answers the other in over 400 lavish pages. In addition to interviews, never-before-seen photographs, and concept drawings, international scholars offer ten essays on the themes of philosophy, sex, metaphor, feminism, fascism, music, fantasy, ghosts, and history in the films, as well as del Toro's literary and artistic influences. Sharing reflections on making the movies are fourteen of the actors and four key members of the crew. Del Toro himself muses on the struggle to follow his film-dreams, Ivana Baquero (Ofelia) contemplates the deeper lessons of magic, and Fernando Tielve (Carlos) portrays the supernatural reality of being inside del Toro's art. Through stories and sources unavailable until now, this volume brings scholars, cinephiles, and collectors closer to the most impassioned film-alchemist of our time. Del Toro emerges as a man of multitudes: a "cinematic creator and father," a "madman," a "crazy genius," a "very naughty boy," a "storytelling monster," and "the one who changed my life forever." The Devil's Backbone and Pan's Labyrinth is an indispensable exploration of two of the early 21st century's key films.

Hardcover. Condición: Fine in Fine dust jacket. First edition. 23.5 x 14.5 cm. 792pp. Black cloth in dust jacket. Frontispiece portrait of Stoker. Includes: "The Judge's House", "The Squaw", "The Burial of the Rats", "Dracula", "Dracula's Guest", "The Jewel of Seven Stars", and a bibliography.

Octavo, cloth. First edition. Copy 152 of 500 copies signed by Kelly, introducer Robert Reed, author of the afreword John Pelan, and artists Jim and Ruth Keegan. A retrospective collection of twenty stories. A fine copy in fine dust jacket. (#177353).

Hardcover. Condición: Like New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Like New. Like New. The Black Angel- Limited, numbered and signed Centipede Press edition. Limited to 300 copies. This is no. 262. Introduction by Rex Burns. Several reprints of old Cornell Woolrich The Black Angel covers, all in full color. All copies signed by Rex Burns, Matt Mahurin, and Jacob McMurray. Sewn binding, rounded back, ribbon marker, head and tail bands, printed endpapers, top-edge stain, and other extras. -- Like New, unread, Ships from Hawaii with free Priority Mail upgrade. - Limited, numbered and signed Centipede Press edition of 300.

Hardcover. Condición: New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: New. Like NewThe Black Curtain- Limited, numbered and signed Centipede Press edition. Limited to 300 copies. This is no. 276. Introduction by Jack Seabrook. Several reprints of old Cornell Woolrich The Black Curtain covers, all in full color. All copies signed by Jack Seabrook, Matt Mahurin, and Jacob McMurray. Sewn binding, rounded back, ribbon marker, head and tail bands, printed endpapers, top-edge stain, and other extras. -- Like New, unread, very small nick to front of cover. Ships from Hawaii with free Priority Mail upgrade. - Limited, numbered and signed Centipede Press edition of 300.

Hardcover. Condición: New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: New. New, the limited, numbered edition of only 300 copies (this is no. 253) Shrink-wrapped. Introduction by William F Nolan. Several reprints of old 'The Black Path of Fear' covers, all in full color. All copies signed by William F Nolan. Sewn binding, rounded back, ribbon marker, head and tail bands, printed endpapers, top-edge stain, and other extras. Ships from Hawaii with free Priority Mail up0grade. - Limited, numbered and signed Centipede Press edition of 200.

Hardcover. Condición: Like New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Like New. LIKE NEW, Centi pede Press, 2012 "I Married a Dead Man" - Limited, numbered (# 216 of 300) and signed Centipede Press edition. == Ships from Hawaii with free Priority Mail upgrade. == Limited to 300 copies. Introduction by Ed Gorman. Several reprints of old Cornell Woolrich I Married a Dead Man covers, all in full color. 300 Copies signed by Ed Gorman, Matt Mahurin, and Jacob McMurray. Sewn binding, rounded back, ribbon marker, head and tail bands, printed endpapers, top-edge stain, and other extras. Published November 2012. Happenstance. Perhaps a wonderful bonanza, possibly an unmerciful future. Without thinking to possess it, suddenly the brass ring is there, poised for the taking. Everyone believes it is yours, and once you dare to possess it, those who don't even know you, accept you as one of their own, a member of the clan. So, why not embrace the dream-like life being offered to you on a silver platter? What is the down side to becoming a member of the privileged class? What is the harm? Herein lies the trap: in the world of Cornell Woolrich, life is never that simple, nor is fate referred to as being fickle without good reason. This is a handsome hardcover, 300 copies, 5â × 9 inches, bound in cloth with color inset on the front board, fine dustjacket on Mohawk Carnival paper, ribbon marker, full color endpapers and interiors, old book covers, top-edge stain, and a special four-page tipped-in signature plate. - Limited, numbered and signed Centipede Press edition of 300.

Cloth. Condición: As New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: As New. Limited Edition. A beautiful set of the four books that make up the After Such Knowledge Quartet. 1. A Case of Conscience 2. Doctor Mirabilis 3. Black Easter, and 4. The Day After Judgment Each book is #149 of a limitation of 300, and each volume is signed by Blish (facsimile) and the artists. A wonderfully produced set. Signed by Author(s).

Hardcover. Condición: Near Fine in Fine dust jacket. Limited ed. 23.5 x 16 cm. Octavo. 503pp. Bound in black cloth with illustrated paste-down in dust jacket. Illustrated by David Ho and Gwabryel. Limited to just 300 copies signed by both illustrators as well as editor S. T. Joshi, this being copy 292. Collects 15 of Rohmer's weird fiction and horror stories. Purple ribbon. Binding is tight, corners sharp. Boards are slightly cocked.

Hardcover. Condición: As New. First Canadian Edition. LIMITED EDITION, this being #286 of 500 Copies, SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. Scarce, with only 3 copies in OCLC. 592pp, [3], bound in black textured paper over boards, with binding and hinges tight, silk ribbon intact, ILLUSTRATED THROUGHOUT. NO LABELS, INSCRIPTIONS, NOR MARKINGS. American Horror Tales. BOOK SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR.

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Very Good. LIMITED EDITION. (Lakewood, Colorado). (2021). 8vo. LIMITED EDITION, one of 300 copies. SIGNED by Foster and cover artist Ben Baldwin on limitation page. Book ribbon. Slightest bumping to joints and mild scraping to fore edges of d.j. Bright, near flawless copy. VG/VG. Author & Illustrator.

Hardcover. Condición: Fine in Fine dust jacket. Karl Fitzgerald Ilustrador. Limited edition. 23.5 x 15.5 cm. 343pp. Black cloth in dust jacket. Limited to 500 copies signed by the illustrator Karl Fitzgerald, of which this is copy 221. Raucher's signature appears in facsimile on limitation page in rear as well.

Hardcover. Condición: Near Fine / Near Fine. Dan Rempel Ilustrador. Octavo, 8.75 in. x 5.75 in., pp. 230. Limited edition #229/300, signed by Ramsey Campbell, the writer of the introduction, and by John Rempel, the dustjacket artist, on cthe limited edition page (includes fascimile signature of now-deceased author). Black cloth boards with silver title to spine. Silk ribbon. Black endpapers. Striking dustjacket art by Dan Rempel. Dustjacket protected in mylar. John Franklin Bardin was born in Cincinnati, Ohio on November 30, 1916. During his teens, he lost nearly all his immediate family to various ailments. As he approached thirty, he moved to New York City where during his adulthood he was an executive of an advertising agency, published ten novels, published literary criticism and taught creative writing as well as advertising. He died in 1981. This title was first published in 1947. (from the the John Franklin Bardin web page).

Hardcover. Condición: New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: New. New, still shrink-wrapped. Ships from Hawaii with free Priority Mail upgrade. Limited to 300 signed copies. This is no. 33. Introduction by Francis M. Nevins. Several reprints of old Cornell Woolrich collections, all in full color. All copies signed by Francis M. Nevins, Matt Mahurin, and Jacob McMurray. Sewn binding, rounded back, ribbon marker, head and tail bands, printed endpapers, top-edge stain, and other extras. 5? × 9 inches. 504 pages Published April 2021. 978-1-61347-244-6. "There's death at our shoulders all the time. Every minute, every second." Those lines encompass the hot, sweaty fear that envelops Cornell Woolrich's Walls That Hear You. Murder, insanity, anxiety so torturous it's almost painful. If you're holding this book while sitting down, move to the edge of your seat. That's where you'll remain while reading each of these relentlessly paced tales by Cornell Woolrich, the undisputed bard of the dark. Don't let your fear of the dentist keep you from your appointment with "Death Sits in the Dentist's Chair," a frenetic ride through the streets of New York in search of a depraved DDS with a monstrous M.O. Those with a phobia of snakes will sweat through "Mind Over Murder," a tense and traumatic exercise in cold terror capped with a climax only Woolrich could imagine. Snakes also figure in "Kiss of the Cobra," one of Woolrich's supreme sojourns into the supernatural , and the inspiration for a half-dozen delightfully demented horror films. The movies figure even more deeply in "Double Feature," Woolrich's noirish nod to the darkness and shadows that penetrate neighborhood cinemas. Just who is that stranger sitting behind you? Woolrich takes us from the theater to the library in "The Book That Squealed," about a tough, resourceful librarian turned amateur detective trailing a kidnapper. "Murder at Mother's Knee" stars an equally scrappy schoolteacher intent on protecting one of her students from his murderous stepfather. "Momentum," "Johnny on the Spot," and "Walls That Hear You" will literally propel you down the streets of Manhattan, accompanied by murder suspects on the run from cops or the deadly predators pursuing them. Endowed with a superb introduction by Woolrich scholar Francis M. Nevins, this beautifully designed volume with seventeen stories is indispensable for both Woolrich collectors and fans of dark and demonic fiction. If you read it at night, don't bother reaching for a sleep aid. Cornell Woolrich is the master of the waking nightmare.

Hardcover. Condición: New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: New. 1st Edition. NEW HARDBACK. SIGNED by ALLEN KOSZOWSKI [NO Inscription]. LIMITED Ed. #73/500. SEALED in Publisher's shrinkwrap. NO remainder mark. | SHIPS AIRMAIL INTERNATIONALLY. Signed by Author(s).

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: fine. Joe Wilson Ilustrador. First edition. First Printing. 272pp. 6 1/4 x 10 inches. Fully cloth bound, dustjacket, ribbon marker, head and tail bands. Signed by Robert Silverberg, Introduction by Robert Silverberg, two bonus interviews by Darrell Schweitzer. Limited to 500 signed and numbered copies. Facsimile signatures of Jim Burns and Joe Wilson, signature of Darrell Schweitzer also on the limitation page (at rear of book). Joe Wilson illustrated the dustjacket and three interior images. Jacket has an archival protector. Gift quality. "The book's frontispiece is a reprint of Jim Burns's cover for the 1980s Bantam paperback, here reproduced in gorgeous full color.".

Cloth. Condición: Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Fine. First Edition. Black cloth with silver lettering in DJ illustrated by Ruth & John Keegan. Black silk bookmark bound in. An introduction by Paul Di Filippo and afterward by editor John Pelan. This copy is UNsigned. It is a thick, hardcover and will require additional postage if shipped INTERNATIONALLY.

Hardcover. Condición: Fine in Fine dust jacket. Two book set. 21.5 x 14.5 cm. 192, 351pp. Black cloth in dust jacket. Both are limited to 300 copies, numbered 221, and signed by the illustrator, Bob Myles, and the author of the introduction, Grady Hendrix. These stories were originally published under the pseudonym Jessica Hamilton in 1976 and 1982 resepctively.

Hardcover. Condición: New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: New. New, still shrink-wrapped. Ships from Hawaii with free Priority Mail upgrade. Limited to 300 signed copies. Introduction by Francis M. Nevins. Several reprints of old Cornell Woolrich collections, all in full color. All copies signed by Francis M. Nevins, Matt Mahurin, and Jacob McMurray. Sewn binding, rounded back, ribbon marker, head and tail bands, printed endpapers, top-edge stain, and other extras. 5? × 9 inches. 504 pages Published April 2021. 978-1-61347-244-6. "There's death at our shoulders all the time. Every minute, every second." Those lines encompass the hot, sweaty fear that envelops Cornell Woolrich's Walls That Hear You. Murder, insanity, anxiety so torturous it's almost painful. If you're holding this book while sitting down, move to the edge of your seat. That's where you'll remain while reading each of these relentlessly paced tales by Cornell Woolrich, the undisputed bard of the dark. Don't let your fear of the dentist keep you from your appointment with "Death Sits in the Dentist's Chair," a frenetic ride through the streets of New York in search of a depraved DDS with a monstrous M.O. Those with a phobia of snakes will sweat through "Mind Over Murder," a tense and traumatic exercise in cold terror capped with a climax only Woolrich could imagine. Snakes also figure in "Kiss of the Cobra," one of Woolrich's supreme sojourns into the supernatural , and the inspiration for a half-dozen delightfully demented horror films. The movies figure even more deeply in "Double Feature," Woolrich's noirish nod to the darkness and shadows that penetrate neighborhood cinemas. Just who is that stranger sitting behind you? Woolrich takes us from the theater to the library in "The Book That Squealed," about a tough, resourceful librarian turned amateur detective trailing a kidnapper. "Murder at Mother's Knee" stars an equally scrappy schoolteacher intent on protecting one of her students from his murderous stepfather. "Momentum," "Johnny on the Spot," and "Walls That Hear You" will literally propel you down the streets of Manhattan, accompanied by murder suspects on the run from cops or the deadly predators pursuing them. Endowed with a superb introduction by Woolrich scholar Francis M. Nevins, this beautifully designed volume with seventeen stories is indispensable for both Woolrich collectors and fans of dark and demonic fiction. If you read it at night, don't bother reaching for a sleep aid. Cornell Woolrich is the master of the waking nightmare.

Hardcover. Condición: New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: New. 1st Edition. NEW HARDBACK. LIMITED Ed. 73/100. Printed on ACID-FREE paper. DJ in Clear, ARCHIVAL MYLAR WRAP. NO remainder mark. | SHIPS AIRMAIL INTERNATIONALLY!

Folio, illustrations by Lynd Ward, leather-backed boards. First printing of this edition. One of 500 numbered copies for sale, this being number 92. The fifth Centipede Press book. New 11-page introduction by Patrick McGrath. The engravings on wood by Lynd Ward first appeared in an edition of FRANKENSTEIN published in New York in 1934 by Harrison Smith and Robert Haas. "FRANKENSTEIN is at once a Gothic horror tale and the first important science fiction novel. Its sustained popularity and place in modern myth is probably as much due to the innumerable stage, film, television, comic book and radio adaptations of it -- most of which depart completely from the text -- as to the strength of the work itself." - Jones and Newman (eds), Horror: 100 Best Books 8. Some rubbing to leather along front spine edge, a nearly fine copy in cloth slipcase. (#170983).

Condición: NEW in shrink wrap. Estado de la sobrecubierta: NEW in shrink wrap. David Palumbo Ilustrador. Limited edition of 300. Ships from Hawaii with free Priority Mail upgrade worldwide! NEW, signed no.15 of an edition of 300. Book size 6¼ × 10 inches. The sequel to Ender's Game, Speaker for the Dead was published in 1986, where it won both the Nebula and the Hugo Awards. Centipede Press is proud to publish the complete 1991 revised edition of the novel, with new illustrations by David Palumbo, including four interior plates, frontispiece, and wraparound dustjacket. This stunning new edition of Speaker for the Dead is enclosed in a capped cloth slipcase, with color and black & white art by David Palumbo, introduction by Orson Scott Card, and an extensive interview with Orson Scott Card from the mid 1980s. Each copy is signed by Orson Scott Card and David Palumbo. The signed edition is limited to 300 copies. Each book in its own cloth bound capped slipcase. Each dustjacket already wrapped in a Mylar protector.

Hardcover. Condición: New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: New. Simon Prades Ilustrador. NEW HARDBACK. SIGNED by SUSAN HILL, REGGIE OLIVER & SIMON PRADES [NO Inscription]. LIMITED Ed. #73/300. SEALED in Publisher's shrinkwrap. NO remainder mark. | SHIPS AIRMAIL INTERNATIONALLY!! Signed by Author(s).

Boards in d.j. various artists Ilustrador. 1st thus. 1st edition (Centipede Press), Complete set of five volumes. First editions thus, original cloth boards, dustjacket, b&w plates, colour illus double-page title page and preliminary page, b&w author portrait, illus endpapers. Night Winds illus. Grant Griffin; Death Angel's Shadow illus. Les Edwards; Darkness Weaves illus. Boco; Bloodstone illus. Patrick J. Jones; Dark Crusade illus. Tom Kidd. White label to each rear endpaper beneath inner flap (possibly bookshop security tag) and original Centipede price sticker rear of dustjacket, otherwise all volumes near fine condition in like dust-jackets. Complete set of heroic fantasy stories about Kane the Swordsman, a lavishly illustrated sword and sorcery collection. The first Centipede Press edition, all published in September 2015, all first printings.

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. Signed Limited Edition; First Printing. Slipcased. #235 of 300. Signed by Caitlin R. Kiernan, Elizabth Hand, Matthew Jaffe, and Michael Zulli. Japanese paper (thick) , smyth-sewn, top-edge stain, ribbon marker & printed endsheets. Original artwork by Matthew Jaffe and Michael Zulli. Luxurious, 6½ × 10 inch format; 10 X 6.5 X 1.75; 375 pages; Signed by Author.

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. Thomas Tessier(Introduction) Ilustrador. Limited Edition. The Werewolf of Paris by Guy Endore (Limited Edition) Signed Copy #23 A tight bright copy. One of 250 copies signed by the author of the Introduction. Pictorial cloth with faux-leather spine and ribbon place marker. No dust jacket, as issued. BOOK.

Limited Edition. Octavo. Limited to 400 copies. The present copy is #381 signed by the illustrator Ruth Sanderson, with a facsimile signature of Anne Rivers Siddons. 429 pages with an introduction by Stephen King. One of the most haunting tales of a house that was built next door and with in brought evil and darkness. A fine bright copy bound in black cloth lettered in silver and red, spine lettering silver and redtop edge stained red, in a striking illustrated dust jacket.

Limited Edition. Octavo. Limited to 500 copies signed by Silverberg, Wilson, Burns and Schweitzer. The present copy is #487. 271 pages. David Selig was born with an awesome power -- the ability to look deep into the human heart, to probe the darkest truths hidden in the secret recesses of the soul. With reckless abandon, he used his talent in the pursuit of pleasure. Then, one day, his power began to die. Universally acclaimed as Robert Silverberg's masterwork, Dying Inside is a vivid, harrowing portrait of a man who squandered a remarkable gift, of a superman who had to learn what it was to be human. It's a powerful character study, and possibly a metaphor for aging. What makes this editon also special is that there is a new introduction by Silverberg on pages 7-21 where he speaks of what went into this extraordinary novel. One of the most beautiful of the Centipede Limited Editions.Bound in black cloth pictorially stamped in blind, spine lettering silver, 2 color frontispeices, by Jim Burns, interior iand cover llustrated in colior by Joe Wilson, interviews by Darrell Schweitzer. A fine bright copy in fine dust jacket.