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How Lloyd Eshbach Built Fantasy Press, and What It Means for Collectors Today

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When "First Edition" Isn't: A Collector's Guide to Copyright Page Traps

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Heinlein's Future History: What It Is, Why It Matters, and How to Collect It

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Shasta Publishers First Editions: A Collector's Guide to Heinlein, Bester, and Campbell

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Reading the Wrapper: A Collector's Guide to Dust Jacket Grading

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Collecting Robert Heinlein First Editions: A Publisher-by-Publisher Identification Guide

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The Title Page Says “Gray.” The Jacket Says “Grey.” Both Are Right.

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A. E. van Vogt and the Fantasy Press First Edition of Masters of Time

A. E. van Vogt was one of the architects of Golden Age SF. The Fantasy Press first edition of Masters of Time is among the most collectible hardcovers of the era — and one is available now.

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Isaac Asimov and Gnome Press: How a Small Publisher Built the Foundation of Science Fiction

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Leigh Brackett's The Starmen: The Queen of Space Opera and the Book That Almost Wasn't

Leigh Brackett’s earlier work, including The Starmen helped establish her reputation as “The Queen of the Space Opera.” Learn more about the importance of this Golden Age author.