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Northridge, CA: Lord John Press, 1990. 35 pages. A short story that explores the many ways people die. "Death is a Pepsi truck with no place to go." Issued in an edition of 300 numbered and 100 deluxe copies, all signed by the author. ISBN: 281AIB1039971.

New York: Congdon & Weed, 1986. 275 pages. Introduction by Isaac Asimov. A post-apocalyptic novel, one of Barrett's best-known works. ISBN: 9780865531840.

(Burton, MI): Subterranean Press, 2008. 209 pages. Edited by William F. Tourponce; introduction by Touponce; textual editing by Jonathan R. Eller. An ediiton of Bradbury's original script for John Ford's Moby Dick (1956). The script used for the film was revised by Ford, this book attempts to restore Bradbury's original intent. ISBN: 9781596061804.

(Colorado Springs, CO): Gauntlet Press, 2007. 187 pages. Includes the finished novella as well as facsimiles of early hand-corrected typed drafts, one of which is an abandoned screenplay. ISBN: 9781887368988.

New York: Farrar & Rinehart, Inc, 1929. 55 pages. 5-1/4 by 7-3/4 inches. A horror story set in the American south, by the author of Porgy. ISBN: B0006DGGGI.

New York: Simon and Schuster, 1964. 255 pages. Stories collected from magazines, mostly Playboy. ISBN: B016XN5E3A.

New York: Associated Music Publishers, 1972. 43 pages. A choral work commissioned by the Sinfonia Foundation of Phi Mu Alpha for the fraternity's diamond anniversary year. ISBN: 281AIB1043144.

Northridge, CA: Lord John Press, 1987. [44] pages. A collection of poems illustrated with photographs of cats. Two-page introduction by Helen Bevington. This copy is bound like the 26-copy lettered issue, quarter-leather over printed-paper covered boards. Instead of a letter, this copy has the printed designation on the colophon, "Presentation Copy." While the number of copies so designated is not know, it is likely small--perhaps 10-15. ISBN: 281AIB1039500.

Mill Valley, CA: The Wings Press, 1945. 223 pages. A Fantasy novel. The author's first science fiction story was published in 1928 in Amazing Stories Quarterly. ISBN: B0006AQPJE.

London: Gollancz, 2006. 438 pages. The first book of the Twilight Reign. ISBN: 9780575077263.

London: Ed. J. Burrow & Co. Ltd, 1925. 268 pages. A science fiction novel "telling how the discovery of an amulet enabled the finder to establish communication with the Britain of 3,000 years ago" -- from the front flap. ISBN: B000RBE9WW.

Northridge, CA: Lord John Press, 1990. 35 pages. A short story that explores the many ways people die. "Death is a Pepsi truck with no place to go." Issued in an edition of 300 numbered and 100 deluxe copies, all signed by the author. ISBN: 281AIB1039970.

New York: Atheneum, 1979. 240 pages. Illustrated in black-and-white with a map of the fictional worl of Pern. The third novel in the author's acclaimed Harper Hall trilogy. ISBN: 9780689306853.

Chicago: Herbert S. Stone & Company, 1899. 288 pages. Short stories, some edging on the fantastic. ISBN: 281AIB1049954.

Baltimore: Cemetary Dance Publications, 2008. 421 pages. Short stories. Deluxe signed edition limited to 52 lettered copies. ISBN: 281AIB1040756.

New York: Crown Publishers, Inc, (1980). 468 pages. The author's first book. Book one of the Earth's Children series. ISBN: 9780517542026.

Northridge, CA: Santa Susana Press, California State University, Northridge Libraries, 1978. 8-1/2 by 11 inches. Three pages. A reprint of an article that appeared in the Saturday Review, published for the Ray Bradbury Celebration, October 21-31, 1978. ISBN: B0006X0IN0.

New York: Gnome Press, 1950. 224 pages. Science Fiction novel first serialized in 1939. ISBN: B0007H1P9Q.

(Los Angeles): Crawford Publications, 1946. 48 pages. A novella; the author's first book. ISBN: B00089RFIS.

New York: E. P. Dutton and Company, 1906. 316 pages. The author's second book. A late Victorian utopian novel. This first American edition was bound from sheets printed for the second British edition. Payne A2c. ISBN: 281AIB1049798.