Doubleday, 1975. FIRST EDITION. The author's first novel. Highly collectible when found in nice shape with a well-preserved dust jacket.

The Deep

John, Crowley

DOUBLEDAY COMPANY

FIRST EDITION hardcover published by Doubleday in 1976. This is a rather scarce book in nice condition, not to be mistaken for the common book club edition issued the following year. This is Crowley's second novel, describing a world in which genetically engineered animals are given a variety of human characteristics. Painter is a leo, a combination of man and lion; Reynard, a character derived from medieval European fable, is part fox.

Beasts

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Science Fiction

Nelson Doubleday

Berkley Medallion, first paperback edition, 1976. Crowley's well-received 1975 first novel. A visitor arrives from elsewhere on a strange medieval world where the two factions, the "Reds" and the "Blacks", struggle for supremacy through battle, murder and treachery.

Berkley Medallion

New English Library, 1977. First British edition. Crowley's well-received 1975 first novel. A visitor arrives from elsewhere on a strange medieval world where the two factions, the "Reds" and the "Blacks", struggle for supremacy through battle, murder and treachery.

New English Library Ltd.

NEL, British paperback, 1977. Crowley's well-received 1975 first novel. A visitor arrives from elsewhere on a strange medieval world where the two factions, the "Reds" and the "Blacks", struggle for supremacy through battle, murder and treachery.

New Eng. Lib.

Contents: Schiff, S. D. Introduction.--Wagner, K. E. Sticks.--Drake, D. The barrow troll.--Leiber, F. The glove.--Bloch, R. The closer of the way.--Nolan, W. Dark winner.--Cave, H. B. Ladies in waiting.--Etchison, D. White moon rising.--Matheson, R. C. Graduation.--Russell, R. Mirror, mirror.--Lumley, B. The House of Cthulhu.--Crowley, J. Antiquities.--Saliss, J. and Lunde, D. The weather report from the top of the stairs.--Smith, B. A. The scallion stone.--Smyth, R. The inglorious rise of the Catsmeat Man.--Fritch, C. E. The pawnshop.--Aickman, R. Le miroir.--Brennan, J. P. The willow platform.--Wellman, M. W. The Dakwa.--Campton, D. Goat.--Campbell, R. The chimney.

WHISPERS (1) (i) One: The Willow Platform; The Dakwa; Antiquities; Mirror Mirror; Sticks; Ladies in Waiting; The Barrow Troll; The Glove; The Closer of the Way; Dark Winner; White Moon Rising; Graduation; The House of Cthulhu; et al

Karl Edward Wagner

David Drake

Fritz LEIBER

William F. Nolan

Dennis Etchison

Richard Christian Matheson

Manly Wade Wellman

Hugh B. Cave

Ray Russell

Robert, Bloch

Schiff, Stuart David (editor) (Joseph Payne Brennan

Brian Lumley)

Jove Books

Engine Summer

Bantam]

Bantam, 1984, paperback. Crowley's well-received 1975 first novel. A visitor arrives from elsewhere on a strange medieval world where the two factions, the "Reds" and the "Blacks", struggle for supremacy through battle, murder and treachery.

New York, NY, U.S.A.: Bantam Books, 1984

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Gateway

This book was first announced by Incunabula Press for publication in 2006. It was completed on the 40th anniversary in December 2022. It has a 2021 copyright date on title page and copyright page for text and artwork, and a 2022 "Edition Copyright" on the copyrigt page. It features remakably illustrative artwork by Peter Milton on nearly every page and a new Afterword by Harold Bloom, which notes, "This edition is authorized by John Crowley, and constitutes the Author's Preferred Text of the novel." Per copyright page, there is a Trade Edition, a Numbered Edition, and a Lettered Edition. This listing is for the Trade Edition. Unsigned, unumbered, with Mohawk Superfine acid-free paper, full cloth over boards, sewn bindings, gilt lettering, dust jacket, family trees, and fully illustrated by Peter Milton.

Little, Big: 40th Anniversary Edition

Incunabula

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