ACE Single Title Paperbacks
02000 thru 09999
NOTE: By January of 1994, ACE Books had been taken over by Berkley. This marks the end of the ACE Letter-Number system for cataloguing. However, new titles simply started to use up the ACE Letter-Number series that had not been used. Thus, this is why from 00000 to 09999 there are numerous titles that do not conform to the old ACE Letter-Number procedure based upon the title.
Unfortunately, because of its size, we had to split this 5-digit number page into two parts.
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| TITLE | FRONT COVER | BACK COVER | EXTRA IMAGE/S | AUTHOR | GENRE | DATE | PRICE | EDITION | COVER BY | NOTES | ||
| 02025 | -9 | Amy: Everybodys Sweetheart |  |
Jack Tippit | Comic Strip | 1978 | Jack Tippit | |||||
| 02034 | -8 | Rule 34 |  |
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Charles Stross | Sci-Fi | 2011 | 1st ACE printing | Alberto Seveso | ||
| 02041 | -6 | Directive 51 |  |
John Barnes | Sci-Fi | 2011 | 1st ACE printing | Craig White | ||||
| 02235 | -9 | Analog Yearbook |  |
Ben Bova (Ed.) | Sci-Fi | 1979 | c.1977; 1979; 1st ACE printing | Short story collection from Analog. Introduction ("Taking Off In All Directions) by Bova. Editorial ("The Awe and the Awful") by Gregory Benford. Stories and contributions include: Julian (Kate Wilhelm), Too Soon We Grow Old (Spider Robinson), Guzman's Gardener (Stephen Robinett), More Deadly Than The Male? (Sam Nicholson), Kingsmeat (Orson Scott Card), Oh Say Can You See (Robert Bloch), The Fifties (Barry Malzberg), Immunity to Cancer (Malcolm Thaler), Science Fiction in the Cinema: 1977 (Jeff Rovin) and New Maps of Science Fiction (William Bainbridge and Murray Dalziel). | ||||
| 02236 | -7 | Analog Yearbook II |  |
Stanley Schmidt (Ed.) | Sci-Fi | 1981 | 1st ACE printing | Vincent DiFate | Short story collection from Analog. There were two printings using the same letter-number series. The one listed above is the published edition with a $2.50 price. ACE Books (and probably all of the other publishers) had what were called "promotional covers" that were sent to the bookstores (and booksellers). This allowed them to see what they would order, which is why the actual published book might have a different cover than the promotional covers. For this volume, there were not one but Two promotional covers for the same book! One promotional cover at $1.95, a second at $2.25 with the eventual released one at $2.50. All with the same artwork. Who knew that there was so much work on getting the cover art marketable. | |||
| 02255 | -3 | The Anarchistic Colossus |  |
A. E. Van Vogt | Sci-Fi | 1977 | listed as "An ACE Original" Includes an Introduction by A. E. van Vogt. |
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| 02257 | -X | Cybernetic Jungle |  |
S. N. Lewitt | Sci-Fi | 1992 | 1st ACE printing | Luis Royo | ||||
| 02260 | -X | Anasazi |  |
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Dean Ing | Sci-Fi | 1980 | 1st ACE printing and PBO | Originally serialized in Analog magazine. | ||
| 02267 | And Chaos Died |  |
Joanna Russ | Sci-Fi | 1976 | c.1970; 1976; nd; 3rd ACE printing | This ACE Letter-Number has no date on the copyright page other than the original copyright (1970), but the price indicates a 1976 or early 1977 date for publication. | |||||
| 02268 | And Chaos Died |  |
Joanna Russ | Sci-Fi | 1970 | 1st ACE printing | Leo and Diane Dillon | This is an example of one of the ACE Science Fiction Special editions. | ||||
| 02269 | And Chaos Died |  |
Joanna Russ | Sci-Fi | 1976 | c.1970; 1976; 2nd ACE printing | ||||||
| 02270 | -7 | And Then There Was Georgia |  |
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Jane Blackmore | Gothic Romance | 1975 | 1st ACE printing | Banner headline is "First Paperback Publication" | |||
| 02272 | And to My Beloved Husband |  |
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Philip Loraine (aka: Robin Estridge) |
Mystery | 1952 | Original title: White Lie The Dead | ||||
| 02273 | And Hope To Die |  |
Louis Charbonneau | Mystery | 1970 | 1st ACE printing | ACE Star edition | |||||
| 02274 | -X | And Having Writ..... |  |
Donald R. Bensen | Sci-Fi | c.1978; 1979; 1st ACE printing | Vincent Di Fate | Originally published in 1978 in hardcover by Bobbs-Merrill. | ||||
| 02275 | Android at Arms |  |
Andre Norton | Sci-Fi | 1973 | 1st ACE printing | There is a 2nd ACE printing of Android at Arms (July 1974) and except for the printing statement, both printings are absolutely identical with the same price and catalogue number. | |||||
| 02276 | The Angel of Death |  |
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Philip Loraine (aka: Robin Estridge) |
Mystery | 1961 | 1st ACE printing | |||||
| 02277 | -4 | And Next The King |  |
Nick Carter | Spy Thriller | 1st ACE printing - Charter imprint | George Gross | |||||
| 02279 | -0 | Angel at Apogee |  |
S. N. Lewitt | Sci-Fi | nd | ||||||
| 02284 | -7 | Angle's Tear |  |
Jane Blackmore | Gothic Romance | 1974 | 1st ACE printing | |||||
| 02295 | Anita |  |
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Keith Roberts | Sci-Fi | 1970 | 2nd printing but 1st ACE edition | George Ziel | ||||
| 02300 | Another Look At Atlantis |  |
Willey Ley | Non-fiction | 1969 | 1st ACE printing | ACE Star edition A collection of short fact articles written for the general public on topics ranging from the myth of Atlantis, the sound of meteors, and the relationships between the dodo, the moa, and pangolin. |
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| 02301 | -0 | Angle's Tear |  |
Jane Blackmore | Gothic Romance | nd | c.1974; nd; 2nd ACE printing | This is also a bit odd. The cover art depicts a time mix-up (clothing is the clue) and thus is this a cross-over Gothic - Fantasy? Have to check more on this. Please note the cover art depiction on ACE 02284-7 is much more in the line of Gothic. | ||||
| 02320 | -7 | Annals of Klepsis |  |
R. A. Lafferty | Sci-Fi | 1983 | 1st ACE printing and PBO | James Gurney | ||||
| 02320 | Masque World |  |
Alexei Panshin | Sci-Fi | 1969 | 1st ACE printing | Kelly Freas | The 3rd Anthony Villers novel. Note that although this looks like it is out of seqeuence with the ACE numbering scheme and title, ACE Books considers the title of this series to be "Anthony Villiers: Masque World." | ||||
| 02332 | -0 | Annie Jordan |  |
Mary Brinker Post | Historical Romance |
1981 | c.1948; 1981; | A bit of ACE weirdness here. Originally published by Doubleday in 1948. The ACE printing is listed as 1981, however the ACE logo on the cover was (s'posedly) discontinued in 1978. In addition, the price definitely is not what would be marked for a 1978 printing, but still seems too high for 1981. | ||||
| 02359 | -2 | Another Fine Myth |  |
Robert Asprin | ACE fantasy | 1984 | Walter Velez | Another Fine Myth was originally published by Donning/Starblaze in 1978. | ||||
| 02380 | -0 | The Anubis Gates |  |
Tim Powers | Sci-Fi | 1983 | 1st ACE printing and PBO | Don Brautigam | ||||
| 02381 | -9 | The Anubis Gates |  |
Tim Powers | Sci-Fi | 1983 | c.1983; 1983; 2nd ACE printing | Don Brautigam | ||||
| 02400 | Any God Will Do |  |
Richard Condon | nd | c.1966; nd | |||||||
| 02585 | -4 | The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again |  |
Gary Poole | 1979 | 1st ACE printing and PBO | Photo cover - and back - from film footage Movie (Walt Disney Productions) tie-in serialization starring Don Knotts and Tim Conway. Book has 18 pages of photos from movie. |
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| 02592 | -7 | Appointment in Haiphong |  |
Nick Carter (house pseudonym for David Hagberg) |
Spy Thriller | 1982 | 1st ACE printing - Charter imprint | George Gross | ||||
| 02595 | -1 | The Appraiser |  |
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Jack Mayfield | ACE Romance | 1981 | |||||
| 02600 | April Lady |  |
Georgette Heyer | ACE Romance | nd | c.1957; 1964; nd; 2nd ACE printing | April Lady was originally published as ACE K-201 (1964) with the same cover art. This is another example of the renumbering of old stock, but makes it difficult to define which is the true 2nd ACE printing. The only way is by the pricing: ACE 02600 was 50 cents whereas ACE 02601 was 75 cents. | |||||
| 02601 | April Lady |  |
Georgette Heyer | ACE Romance | nd | c.1957; 1964; nd; 3rd ACE printing | ||||||
| 02680 | April's Grave |  |
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Susan Howich | ACE Gothic Novel | nd | c.1969; nd; ACE Star edition | Note the white block for the ACE Letter-Number series. This suggests reuse of old stock. However, ACE 02680 does not have the white block for the letter-number series, although they both use the same cover art, so the question is which is the true 2nd edition. | |||
| 02681 | April's Grave |  |
Susan Howich | ACE Gothic Novel | nd | c.1969; nd; ACE Star edition | ||||||
| 02891 | Arabella |  |
Georgette Heyer | ACE Romance | nd | c.1967; nd; | Arabella was originally published as ACE H-023 (1967). | |||||
| 02892 | -6 | Archer's Goon |  |
Diana Wynne Jones | Sci-Fi | 1988 | c.1984; 1988; 1st ACE printing | Don Maitz | Originally published in hardcover in May 1984 by Greenwillow. In June 1987 Berkley published first paperback with the identical cover. The only difference between the Berkley printing and the ACE printing is the slug line. | |||
| 02893 | -4 | Arcturus Landing |  |
Gordon R. Dickson | Sci-Fi | 1978 | 2nd ACE printing | Gary Cooley | This volume is an expansion of the story Alien From Arcturus. | |||
| 02895 | The Ardent Infidels |  |
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Maurice Druon | Historical Romance |
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| 02900 | Arena |  |
Historical Fiction |
1963 | 2nd ACE printing | Robert Maguire | Originally published as ACE G-520 (1963) with the same cover art. This appears to be another example of a re-numbered old stock. | |||||
| 02905 | -1 | The Architect of Sleep |  |
Steven R. Boyett | ACE fantasy | 1986 | Jim Gurney | |||||
| 02920 | -5 | Ariel: A Book of the Change |  |
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Steven R. Boyett | ACE fantasy | 1983 | 1st ACE printing | Barclay Shaw | This ACE Letter-Number series was reprinted in February 1984 with the same cover art and price. | ||
| 02921 | -3 | Ariel: A Book of the Change |  |
Steven R. Boyett | ACE fantasy | 1984 | .1983; 1984; 1984; 3rd ACE printing | Barclay Shaw | ||||
| 02922 | -1 | Ariel: A Book of the Change |  |
Steven R. Boyett | ACE fantasy | 1986 | c.1983; 1984; 1986; 4th ACE printing | |||||
| 02935 | Armageddon 2419 A. D. |  |
Philip Francis Nowland | Sci-Fi | 1969 | c.1962; 1969; 2nd ACE printing | Ed Emschwiller | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Armageddon 2419 A.D. was originally published as ACE F-188 (1962). This edition is an example of the re-use and renumbering of old stock. This is probably the 2nd ACE printing. |
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| 02936 | Armageddon 2419 A. D. |  |
Philip Francis Nowland | Sci-Fi | 1972 | c.1962; 1969; 1972; 3rd ACE printing | ||||||
| 02938 | Armageddon 2419 A. D. |  |
Philip Francis Nowland | Sci-Fi | 1974 | c.1962; 1969; 1972; 1974; | These volumes are an example of the ACE editions that reprinted "Science Fiction From The Great Years." Both use the same cover art and seee the reuse of volumes with the block overprint for number and price on ACE 02938. | |||||
| 02939 | -6 | Armageddon 2419 A. D. |  |
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Philip Francis Nowland | Sci-Fi | 1978 | c.1962; 1969; 1972; 1974; 1978; | Don Brautigan | Front cover by Don Brautigan and back cover by Dean Ellis listed as 'The Seminal "Buck Rogers" Novel.' “This edition has been specially revised and updated for the modern reader by noted science fiction critic and Hugo Award winning author, Spider Robinson.” is at the bottom of the first page, although he is not credited on the title or copyright page. |
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| 02940 | The Arrogant Duke |  |
Rona Randall (aka: Rona Shambrook) | ACE Romance | 1972 | c.1966; 1972; 1st ACE printing | ACE Regency Romance | |||||
| 02970 | Castle War! |  |
John Dechancie | ACE fantasy | 1990 | 1st ACE printing | James Warhola | |||||
| 03060 | The Art of Erotice Seduction |  |
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Albert Ellis and Roger O. Conway |
Non-fiction | 1972 | c.1967; 1972; 1st ACE printing | ACE Star edition The copyright is held by "The Institute for Rational Living." |
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| 03088 | -2 | Ascendancies |  |
D. G. Compton | Sci-Fi | 1985 | c.1980; 1985; | Barclay Shaw | ||||
| 03095 | -5 | The Artificial Kid |  |
Bruce Sterling | Sci-Fi | 1987 | c.1980; 1987; 1st ACE printing | Bohdi Wind | Another of the 'need-to-read' stories in the cyber-punk/transhuman/post-human evolution genre. | |||
| 03125 | The Assassin Who Gave Up His Gun |  |
E. V. Cunningham | Mystery | 1969 | c.1969; first thus | Adams | Interior illustration by Jack Gaughan | ||||
| 03127 | -7 | The Ascension Factor |  |
Frank Herbert and Bill Ransom |
Sci-Fi | 1989 | Ron Miller | |||||
| 03151 | Ashes in an Urn |  |
Jan Roffman (aka: Margaret Summerton) |
Gothic Romance | nd | c.1966; nd | Ashes in an Urn was originally published as ACE K-290 (1966). | |||||
| 03180 | -3 | The Asian Mantrap |  |
Nick Carter | Spy Thriller | 1978 | Charter imprint | listed as "First Time in Paperback" | ||||
| 03297 | -4 | The Asutra |  |
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Jack Vance (aka: John Hobrook Vance) |
Sci-Fi | 1978 | 1st ACE printing | Peter Dama | Conclusion of the Durdane Trilogy There is at least two more printings of this ACE Letter-Number series. The one I have been shown still retains the “Ace edition / December 1978” statement but the number line ends with ‘3’ and was published January 1988 per Locus. There is probably a 2nd printing (number line would have a '2') |
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| 03300 | The Atlantic Abomination |  |
John Brunner | Sci-Fi | 1960 | Ed Emschwiller | The Atlantic Abomination was originally published in ACE Double D-465 (1960) bound with David Grinnell's The Martian Missile. It appears that ACE Books changed the spine code from a '020' lead-in to '441' in August '69 and ceased printing the small editions in '70. Thus this volume can be placed into that time interval. |
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| 03301 | The Atlantic Abomination |  |
John Brunner | Sci-Fi | 1976 | c.1960; 1976; | There is a second printing with the same ACE Letter-Number series that is from 1977. | |||||
| 03322 | At The Earth's Core |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | Sci-Fi | 1974 | c.1962; 1974; 4th ACE printing | Frank Frazetta | At The Earth's Core was originally published as ACE F-156 (1962). Note the addition to the title of ACE 03328 with "A Novel Of Pellucidar." | ||||
| 03325 | At The Earth's Core |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | Sci-Fi | nd | c.1962; 1974; nd; | This edition promotes the release of the 1970 era American International Pictures movie starring Doug McClure, Peter Cushing and Caroline Munro. The back cover provides some photographic stills from the movie. | |||||
| 03326 | -1 | At The Earth's Core |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | Sci-Fi | 1978 | c.1962; 1978; | Frank Frazetta | ||||
| 03327 | -X | At The Earth's Core | |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | Sci-Fi | 1981 | c.1962; 1978; 1981; | Frank Frazetta | ||||
| 03328 | At The Earth's Core |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | Sci-Fi | 1985 | c.1962; 1978; 1981; 1985; | Frank Frazetta | |||||
| 03342 | -3 | Athyra |  |
Steven Brust | ACE fantasy | 1993 | ||||||
| 03610 | -4 | The Augmented Agent and Other Stories |  |
Jack Vance (aka: John Hobrook Vance) | Sci-Fi | 1988 | 1st ACE printing | Terry Oakes | ||||
| 03655 | -4 | The Saint: The Avenging Saint |  |
Leslie Charteris | Mystery | nd | ACE Charter edition Original title: Knight Templar |
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| 03800 | -X | The Azetec Avenger |  |
Nick Carter | Spy Thriller | Charter imprint | ||||||
| 04591 | Babel-17 |  |
Samuel R. Delany | Sci-Fi | 1970 | c.1966; 1970; 2nd ACE printing | Jerome Podwil | Title page illustration by Jack Gaughan Babel-17 was originally published as ACE F-388 (1966). Nebula Award winning novel for 1966 (tied with Daniel Keyes Flowers For Algernon). This edition uses the same cover art, but the cover text is slightly rearranged from the ACE F-388 edition. This is probably the 2nd ACE printing. Probably one of my most favourite Delany tales, up there with Nova, Driftglass and Time Considered as a Helix of Semi-Precious Stones. |
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| 04592 | Babel-17 |  |
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Samuel R. Delany | Sci-Fi | 1973 | c.1966; 1970; 1973; 3rd ACE printing | Davis Meltzer | ||||
| 04593 | Babel-17 |  |
Samuel R. Delany | Sci-Fi | 1974 | c.1966; 1970; 1973; 1974; 4th ACE printing | ||||||
| 04594 | Babel-17 |  |
Samuel R. Delany | Sci-Fi | 1975 | c.1966; 1970; 1973; 1974; 1975; 5th ACE printing | Davis Meltzer | |||||
| 04595 | -2 | Babel-17 |  |
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Samuel R. Delany | Sci-Fi | 1978 | c.1966; 1970; 1973; 1974; 1975; 1978; 6th ACE printing | David Bergen | Original cover art by David Bergen for Babel-17. | ||
| 04632 | Back to the Stone Age |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | Sci-Fi | 1973 | c.1963; 1973; 4th ACE printing | Frank Frazetta | Alternate title: Seven Worlds to Conquer | ||||
| 04633 | Back to the Stone Age |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | Sci-Fi | 1974 | c.1963; 1973; 1974; | Frank Frazetta | Both of these volumes have the same printing statement "Fourth Ace printing: January 1973." 04533 was published in 1974 per notes from Stuart Wells. | ||||
| 04635 | Back to the Stone Age |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | Sci-Fi | nd | c.1963; 1973; 1974; nd | Frank Frazetta | |||||
| 04636 | -3 | Back to the Stone Age |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | Sci-Fi | 1978 | c.1963; 1973; 1974; 1978; 8th ACE printing | Frank Frazetta | Back to the Stone Age was originally published as ACE F-245 (1963) and these editions have same cover art. | |||
| 04668 | A Bad Conscience | |
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Jan Roffman (aka: Margaret Summerton) |
Gothic Romance | 1973 | c.1972; September 1973; 1st ACE printing | R. Hieinbothem | ||||
| 04676 | -2 | A Bad Day For Ali Baba |  |
Craig Shaw Gardner | ACE fantasy | 1992 | 1st ACE printing | Sequel to The Other Sinbad. | ||||
| 04700 | The Badge and Harry Cole |  |
Clifton Adams | Western | 1973 | George Gross | ||||||
| 04714 | -9 | The Baker's Daughter |  |
D. E. Stevenson | ACE Romance | 1977 | c.1976; 1977; | The Baker's Daughter was also released under the title Miss Bunn, The Baker's Daughter. | ||||
| 04715 | -7 | The Baker's Daughter |  |
D. E. Stevenson | ACE Romance | nd | c.1976; 1977; nd | |||||
| 04722 | The Ballad of Beta-2 |  |
Samuel R. Delany | Sci-Fi | 1971 | c.1965; 1971; | Kelly Freas | The Ballad of Beta-2 was originally published in ACE Double M-121 (1965) bound with Emil Petaja's Alpha Yes, Terra No! Another story that had a lot of influence on my career path (geology, history, and archaeology). | ||||
| 04725 | -4 | Ballard |  |
Wesley Laing | Western | 1979 | ||||||
| 04730 | Bancroft's Banco |  |
Nelson Nye | Western | c.1963; nd | Prezio | Bancroft's Banco was originally published in ACE Double F-224 (1963) and ACE Double 75968 (nd) bound with The Seven Six-Gunners. | |||||
| 04739 | -4 | Bandido |  |
Nelson Nye | Western | 1977 | c.1957; 1977 | |||||
| 04745 | The Bandit of Hell's Bend |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | Western | nd; listed as "First Time In Paperback" | |||||||
| 04755 | -6 | Barbed Wire |  |
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Elmer Kelton | Western | c.1957; nd | Barbed Wire is a reprint of a Ballantine Books original western. Elmer Stephen Kelton (1926-2009) was a journalist (farm and ranch related topics) as well as a western genre writer and novelist. In 1977, Kelton received an Owen Wister Award for lifetime achievement (named for Owen Wister, the author of The Virginian). |
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| 04758 | Barefoot in the Head |  |
Brian W. Aldiss | Sci-Fi | 1972 | 1st ACE printing | Leo and Diane Dillon | |||||
| 04760 | The Barons of Behavior |  |
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Tom Purdom | Sci-Fi | 1972 | 1st ACE printing and PBO | Karel Thole | Thomas Edward Purdom (b. 1936) first science fiction stories appeared in 1957: "Grieve for a Man" in Fantastic Universe and "A Matter of Privacy" in Science Fiction Quarterly. | |||
| 04820 | -X | Basilisk |  |
Ellen Kushner (Ed.) | Sci-Fi | 1980 | 1st ACE printing | Rowena Morrill | Interior artwork by Terri Windling Short story collection containing Introduction ("The Bonnie Road"), The Hunt of the Unicorn (Joan D. Vinge), The Man Who Sold Magic (Nicholas Stuart Gray), Peter Kagan and the Wind ( Gordon Bok), The Forty-seventh Island (R. A. Lafferty), The Lamia and Lord Cromis (M. John Harrison), War Wounds (Lynn Abbey), Feel Free (Alan Garner), The Word of Unbinding (Ursula K. Le Guin), Dream Poems (Gordon Grant), The Yukio Mishima Cultural Association of Kudzu Valley, Georgia (Michael Bishop), Wizard's Domain (Elizabeth A. Lynn), and a "Select Bibliography." |
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| 04831 | -5 | Bath Assembly |  |
Sheila Bishop | ACE Romance | 1977 | ACE Regency Romance | |||||
| 04832 | Bath Tangle |  |
Georgette Heyer | ACE Romance | nd | c.1955; 1963; nd | listed as "first time in paperback"; ACE Regency Romance Bath Tangle was first published by Heinemann in Australia, but the first paperback was by Pan in the UK in 1963, not ACE Books. |
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| 04856 | The Battle For Germany |  |
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H. Essame | Non-fiction | 1969 | Cover image from Photoworld FPG | |||||
| 04860 | The Battle of Forever |  |
A. E. Van Vogt | Sci-Fi | 1971 | John Schoenherr | ||||||
| 04871 | -4 | The Battle For North Africa |  |
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Brigadier: John Strawson | Non-fiction | 1977 | c.1977; 2nd ACE printing | Illustrated with a number of B/W photographs. | |||
| 04876 | -5 | Stan Lee Presents: Battlestar Galactica |  |
Stan Lee | Sci-Fi | 1978 | 1st ACE printing | This is listed as the "official adaptation" of the TV series "Battlestar Galactica." In addition to the Stan Lee graphic illustrations, this volume includes photographs from the TV series. Note: It is interesting that the cover art has "1978 Universal Studios, Inc. All Rights Reserved" at the lower left. For more "Battlestar Gallactic," please see ACE 05104-9 for a different series and further information. |
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| 04886 | -2 | Barbary |  |
Vonda N. Mcintyre | Sci-Fi | 1988 | c.1986; 1988; 1st ACE printing | Richard Hescox | A 'young adult' coming-of-age novel. This volume was reprinted (2nd ACE printing) with the same Letter-Number series and cover art in January 1993. | |||
| 04909 | -5 | Bard II: The First Long Ship |  |
Keith Taylor | ACE fantasy | 1984 | Don Maitz | |||||
| 04915 | -X | Bard III: The Wild Sea |  |
Keith Taylor | ACE fantasy | 1986 | ||||||
| 04924 | -9 | Bard IV: Raven's Gathering |  |
Keith Taylor | ACE fantasy | 1987 | ||||||
| 05000 | -X | Bard |  |
Keith Taylor | ACE fantasy | 1981 | ||||||
| 05074 | -3 | Bancroft's Banco | |
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Nelson Nye | Western | c.1963; nd; ACE Charter edition | Bancroft's Banco was originally published as an ACE Double F-224 (1963) and ACE Double 75968 (nd) bound with The Seven Six-Gunners as well as ACE western single 04730 with cover art by Prezio. | ||||
| 05080 | -8 | Basilisk |  |
Ellen Kushner (Ed.) | ACE fantasy | 1984 | c.1980; 1984; 2nd ACE printing | Stephen Hickman | Interior artwork by Terri Windling Short story collection: See 04820-X for contents. |
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| 05104 | -9 | Battlestar Galactica 14: Surrender the Galactica! |
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Glen A. Larson and Robert Thurston |
Sci-Fi | 1988 | 1st ACE printing and PBO | This is another TV tie-in noveliation. There appears to be a large number of these and I only have a few. This is the ONLY ACE Book publication in the 'Battlestar Galatica' universe (thus, a true PBO). There is supposed to be a reissue of the first one by Ace in 1985 with 05107-3 The remaining tales of the "Battlestar Galatica"saga were issued by Berkley, which later reissued so many titles on ACE after Putnam bought them. Of the original series the first 10 were novelizations of episodes but 11-14 were new. In 1997 Richard Hatch, Apollo in the "Battlestar Galactica" series co-wrote seven new adventures, with the first two by Pocket Books and the remainder on iBooks. |
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| 05161 | The Beast Master |  |
Andre Norton | Sci-Fi | nd | c.1959; 1961; 1964; nd | The Beast Master was originally published in ACE Double D-509 (1961) bound with Star Hunter. It was then published in an abridged version as ACE F-315 (1964). | |||||
| 05162 | The Beast Master |  |
Andre Norton | Sci-Fi | 1972 | c.1959; 1961; 1964; 1972; | This edition is probably 1972, even though there is no date listed. Base on ACE logo that changed to the "tombstone" logo in January 1973. | |||||
| 05163 | The Beast Master |  |
Andre Norton | Sci-Fi | 1974 | c.1959; 1961; 1964; 1972; 1974; | John Schoenherr | |||||
| 05173 | -1 | The Beasts of the Mist |  |
Robert B. Vardeman and Geo W. Proctor |
ACE fantasy | 1986 | 1st ACE printing | Luis Royo | Fifth installment of "The Sword of Raemllyn" adventure series. | |||
| 05227 | -4 | Beau Barron's Lady |  |
Helen Ashfield | Historical Romance |
1982 | c. 1981; 1982; 1st ACE printing | Originally first published by Hale (1981) in hardcover in the UK under the name Pamela Bennetts, but also published by St. Martin Press (1981) in the US in hardcover as Helen Ashfield. | ||||
| 05231 | Beauty That Must Die |  |
Barbara James | Gothic Romance | nd | c.1961; 1968; nd | Beauty That Must Die was originally published as ACE G-684 (1968). First publication was by Hodder & Stoughton (London) in 1961. | |||||
| 05260 | -6 | Beetle Bailey: Hard Knocks |  |
Mort Walker | Autobiography | 1985 | 1st ACE Temp edition | Autobiographical volume by the newspaper comic artist Mort Walker. | ||||
| 05271 | -1 | The Beckoning |  |
Viginia Coffman | Gothic Romance | nd | c.1965, nd; 2nd ACE printing | The Beckoning (originally published as ACE K-221) is the sequel to Moura (ACE K-175; 1963). | ||||
| 05272 | The Beckoning |  |
Viginia Coffman | Gothic Romance | 1973 | c.1965, 1973; 3rd ACE printing | ||||||
| 05281 | The Beckoning from Moura |  |
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Viginia Coffman | Gothic Romance | nd | ||||||
| 05301 | Bedlam Planet |  |
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John Brunner | Sci-Fi | 1975 | c.1968; 1975; | ||||
| 05330 | Before Adam |  |
Jack London | Sci-Fi | 1970 | 1st thus | ||||||
| 05357 | -2 | Behind the Walls of Terra |  |
Philip Jose Farmer | Sci-Fi | 1977 | c.1970; 1977; | Boris Vallejo | ||||
| 05360 | Behind the Walls of Terra |  |
Philip Jose Farmer | Sci-Fi | 1976 | c.1970; probably 1976; 2nd ACE printing | Bart Forbes | |||||
| 05361 | Behind the Walls of Terra |  |
Philip Jose Farmer | Sci-Fi | nd | c.1970; 1976; nd | Bart Forbes | |||||
| 05363 | -7 | Behind the Walls of Terra |  |
Philip Jose Farmer | Sci-Fi | 1979 | c.1970; 1977; 1979; | Boris Vallejo | ||||
| 05374 | -2 | Behind the Walls of Terra |  |
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Philip Jose Farmer | Sci-Fi | 1981 | c.1970; 1977; 1981; 6th ACE printing | Boris Vallejo | |||
| 05390 | -4 | Belltower |  |
Kathleen A. Shoesmith | Gothic Romance | 1974 | c.1973; 1974; 1st ACE printing | |||||
| 05391 | -2 | Belltower |  |
Kathleen A. Shoesmith | Gothic Romance | nd | c.1973; 1974; nd | |||||
| 05392 | -0 | Bel Lamington |  |
D. E. Stevenson | ACE Romance | 1978 | 1st ACE printing | |||||
| 05404 | -8 | Berserker |  |
Fred Saberhagen | Sci-Fi | 1978 | c.1967; 1970; 1978; 1st ACE printing | Boris Vallejo | Berserker was previously published in 1967 by Ballantine and 1970 by Penguin [UK]. | |||
| 05407 | -2 | Berserker Man |  |
Fred Saberhagen | Sci-Fi | 1980 | Boris Vallejo | listed as "first publication in any form" Original cover art by Boris Vallejo (b. 1941) for Beserker Man. Oil on board (25.5" x 15.5"), signed in lower left and dated '78. Note that this ACE letter-number series has two printings (April 1979 and January 1980). Thus, although this edition (above) has listed "first publication." it is actually the 2nd printing. Argh - ACE strikes again. |
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| 05408 | -0 | Berserker's Planet |  |
Fred Saberhagen | Sci-Fi | 1980 | 1st ACE printing | Boris Vallejo | There appears to be a second printing of this same Letter-Number series and same price later in 1980. | |||
| 05410 | Besides The Wench Is Dead |  |
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Margaret Erskine | Gothic Romance | 1974 | Harry Barton | Original cover art by Harry Barton for Besides The Wench Is Dead. Verso shows editor notes, book number, and title. Note crossed-out second title that this artwork may have been used. | ||||
| 05423 | -4 | Berserker |  |
Fred Saberhagen | Sci-Fi | 1980 | c.1967; c.1967; 1970; 1978; 1980; 3rd ACE printing | Boris Vallejo | ||||
| 05424 | -2 | Berserker Man |  |
Fred Saberhagen | Sci-Fi | nd | c. 1980; nd; probably 3rd ACE printing | Boris Vallejo | ||||
| 05448 | Flowers for Algernon and other stories |  |
Robert P. Mills (Ed.) | Sci-Fi | 1969 | c.1958, 1959, 1969; | The subtitle for this volume is "For the Ninth Series The Best From Fantasy and Science Fiction." Includes: Daniel Keyes Flowers For Algernon; Kem Bennett A Different Purpose; Ron Goulart Ralph Wollstonecraft Hedge: A Memoir; Robert A. Heinlein "All You Zombies -"; R. M. McKenna Casey Agonistes; William Tenn Eastward Ho!; Lee Sutton Soul Mate; Damon Knight What Rough Beast?; Walter S. Tevis Far From Home; George P. Elliott Invasion of the Planet of Love; Avram Davidson Dagon; Winston P. Sanders Pact; Joel Townsley Rogers No Matter Where You Go; Jane Rice The Willow Tree; Alfred Bester The Pi Man; and Theodore Sturgeon The Man Who Lost the Sea. |
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| 05454 | The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction, 15th Series |
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Edward L. Ferman (Ed.) | Sci-Fi | 1970 | c.1966; 1970; | Panos Koutrouboussis | Includes stories by Issac Asimov, Fritz Leiber, Roger Zelazny, Richard Wilson, Zenna Henderson, and others. Edward L. Ferman (b. 1937) took over the editorial chair of The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction in 1966. This is the first annual anthology he edited. |
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| 05455 | The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction, 16th Series |
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Edward L. Ferman (Ed.) | Sci-Fi | 1971 | c.1967; 1971; | Karel Thole | Includes 13 stories by Philip K. Dick, Isaac Asimov, Ron Goulart, Roger Zelazny, Norman Spinrad, and others. | ||||
| 05456 | The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction, 17th Series |
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Edward L. Ferman (Ed.) | Sci-Fi | 1972 | c.1968; 1972; | Includes: Monica Sterba Cyprian's Room; George Collyn Out Of Time, Out Of Place; Victor Contoski Von Goom's Gambit; Avram Davidson Bumberboom; Ron Goulart Fill In the Blanks; Russell Kirk Balgrummo's Hell; Samuel R. Delany Corona; Fritz Leiber The Inner Circles; Thomas M. Disch Problems of Creativeness; Robert Natham Encounter in the Past; Jean Cox Sea Change; Brian Cleeve The Devil and Democracy; and Brian W. Aldiss Randy's Syndrome. | |||||
| 05457 | The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction, 18th Series |
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Edward L. Ferman (Ed.) | Sci-Fi | 1972 | c.1969; 1972; | Dean Ellis | Includes 14 stories by J. G. Ballard, Ron Goulart, K. M. O'Donnell, Robert Sheckley, Harry Harrison, and others. | ||||
| 05458 | The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction, 19th Series |
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Edward L. Ferman (Ed.) | Sci-Fi | 1973 | 1st ACE printing | Ordrick | Includes: Six cartoons by Gahan Wilson Robin Scott Wilson Gone Fishin'; Avram Davidson Selectra Six-Ten; Edgar Pangborn Longtooth; Robert Silverberg Sundance; Carter Wilson The Brief and Swinging Career of Dan and Judy Smythe; Charles W. Runyon Dream Patrol; Evelyn E. Smith Yankee Doodle Thing; Barry N. Malzberg Notes Just Prior to the Fall; Larry Niven Get a Horse!; Theodore Sturgeon The Man Who Learned Loving; Tony Morphett Litterbug; Vance Aandahl An Adventure in the Yolla Bolly Middle Eel Wilderness; Robert Sheckley Starting From Scratch; Bruce McAllister Benji's Pencil; and Edward L. Ferman Afterword. |
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| 05459 | -5 | The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction, 20th Series |
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Edward L. Ferman (Ed.) | Sci-Fi | 1975 | Joe Lombardero | Includes the Hugo Award-winning story The Deathbird by Harlan Ellison as well as ten (10) other stories by Frederick Pohl, Alfred Bester, Stephen Tall, and others. Original cover art by Joe Lombardero. |
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| 05460 | The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction: A Special 25th Anniversary Anthology |
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Edward L. Ferman (Ed.) | Sci-Fi | 1977 | Paul Alexander | Includes Nebula and Hugo Award-winning stories as well as biographic material and essays on Theodore Sturgeon, Ray Bradbury, Isaac Asimov, Fritz Leiber, Poul Anderson, and James Blish. | ||||
| 05461 | -7 | The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction, 22nd Serie |
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Edward L. Ferman (Ed.) | Sci-Fi | 1978 | 1st ACE printing and PBO | Patrick Woodroffe | 12 short stories by Richard Cowper, Robert Bloch, Joanna Russ, John Varley, Liz Hufford, James Tiptree, Jr., Manly Wade Wellman, Harvey Jacobs, Tom Reamy, Edward Wellen, Frederik Pohl & C. M. Kornbluth, and R. Bretnor. | ||
| 05463 | -3 | Berserker |  |
Fred Saberhagen | Sci-Fi | nd | c.1967; 1970; 1978; 1980; nd | |||||
| 05464 | -1 | The Best from Galaxy, Volume IV |  |
James Baen (Ed.) | Sci-Fi | 1978 | 2nd ACE printing | Patrick Woodroffe | Includes: The Game of Blood and Dust (Roger Zelazny), Down and Out (Larry Niven), A Horse of Different Technicolor (Craig Strete), Allegiances (Michael Bishop), Overdose (Spider Robinson), Elephant with Wooden Leg (John Sladek), Life Among the Asteroids (Jerry Pournelle), Tinker (Jerry Pournelle), Helbent 4 (Stephen Robinett) and The Experimenter (Joanna Russ). Although this is listed as 2nd ACE printing, the 1st printing was under the Award Books imprint, not by ACE Books |
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| 05465 | -X | Berserker's Planet |  |
Fred Saberhagen | Sci-Fi | 1982 | c.1980; 1982; 4th ACE printing | Boris Vallejo | This ACE Letter-Number volume was reprinted twice in 1982 with the same cover art, price, and catalogue number. | |||
| 05466 | -8 | Beserker Man |  |
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Fred Saberhagen | Sci-Fi | 1983 | c.1979; 1980; 1983; 4th ACE printing | Boris Vallejo | Same cover art as ACE 05407-2. This volume is out-of-sequence in the ACE numbering scheme. This printing has "6th printing' on the copyright page,even though it actually the 4th ACE printing. | ||
| 05470 | -6 | The Best of Analog |  |
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Ben Bova (Ed.) | Sci-Fi | 1979 | 1st ACE printing and PBO | Alex Schomberg | Includes: Ben Bova Introduction; Scott W. Schumack Persephone and Hades; David Lewis Common Denominator; Alfred Bester The Four-Hour Fugue; Gene Wolfe How I Lost the Second World War and Helped Turn Back the German Invasion; George R. R. Martin A Song for Lya; Hayford Peirce Unlimited Warfare; Joe Haldeman Tricentennial; Gordon R. Dickson The Present State of Igneos Research; P. J. Plauger Child of All Ages; Larry Niven The Hole Man; Vonda N. McIntyre Of Mist, and Grass, and Sand; Norman Spinrad A Thing of Beauty; Joe Allred When I Was In Your Mind; Tim Joseph Unified Field Theory; and Roger Zelazny Home is the Hangman. | ||
| 05472 | -2 | The Best of Astounding |  |
Tony Lewis (Ed.) | Sci-Fi | 1979 | 1st ACE printing and PBO | Short story collection from Astounding including Clifford D. Simak's Ogre and Theodore Sturgeon's Thunder & Roses. | ||||
| 05473 | -0 | The Best of Destinies: 1980 |  |
Jim Baen (Ed.) | Sci-Fi | 1980 | 1st ACE printing and PBO | Vincent DiFate | ||||
| 05474 | -9 | Berserker's Planet |  |
Fred Saberhagen | Sci-Fi | 1984 | c.1980; 1982; 1984; 5th ACE printing | Boris Vallejo | There is another printing of the same Letter-Number series in June 1984 (6th printing). | |||
| 05475 | Best Science Fiction Stories of the Year |  |
Lester Del Rey (Ed.) | Sci-Fi | 1972 | 1st ACE printing and PBO | Don Puchatz | 1st Annual Collection Includes stories by Philip Jose Farmer, Robert Silverberg, James Triptree, Jr., David M. Locke, Harry Harrison, Thomas N. Scortia, Theodore Sturgeon, Burt K. Filer, Harlan Ellison and A. E. van Vogt, A. Lentini, Poul Anderson, W. MacFarlane, R.A. Lafferty, B. Alan Burhoe, and Larry Niven. |
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| 05476 | Best Science Fiction Stories of the Year |  |
Lester Del Rey (Ed.) | Sci-Fi | 1973 | c.1973; 1975; 1st ACE printing and PBO | Second Annual Collection | |||||
| 05477 | Best Science Fiction Stories of the Year |  |
Lester Del Rey (Ed.) | Sci-Fi | 1976 | 1st ACE printing and PBO | Third Annual Collection | |||||
| 05478 | -1 | Best Science Fiction Stories of the Year |  |
Lester Del Rey (Ed.) | Sci-Fi | 1979 | Paul Alexander | Fourth Annual Collection Includes stories by F. M. Busby, Harlan Ellison, Vonda M. MnIntyre, Carolyn Gloeckner, Alan Dean Foster, Mildred Downey Broxon, Harry Harrison, R. A. Lafferty, John Brunner, Frederik Pohl and C. M. Kornbluth, Robert Silverberg, Harvey Jacobs, Gordon R. Dickson, Stan Nodvik, and Clifford D. Simak. |
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| 05479 | -X | Best Science Fiction Stories of the Year |  |
Lester Del Rey (Ed.) | Sci-Fi | 1977 | 1st ACE printing and PBO | Fifth Annual Collection Includes stories by Poul Anderson, Hayford Pierce, P. J. Plauger, Phyllis Eisentein, Stephen Robinett, Robert Hoskins, Liz Hufford, Clifford D. Simak, Joan D. Vinge and Vernor Vinge. |
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| 05481 | -1 | The Best Ye Breed |  |
Mack Reynolds (aka: Dallas Mccord Reynolds) |
Sci-Fi | 1978 | 1st ACE printing | Davis Meltzer | ||||
| 05482 | -X | Best Science Fiction Stories of the Year |  |
Gardner Dozois (Ed.) | Sci-Fi | 1978 | c.1977; 1978; 1st ACE printing | Sixth Annual Collection Includes: The Diary of the Rose (Ursula K. Le Guin), Custer's Last Jump (Steven Utley and Howard Waldrop), Air Raid (John Varley), Ladies and Gentlemen, This is Your Crisis (Kate Wilhelm), Back to the Stone Age (Jake Saunders), Armaja Das (Joe Haldeman), Mary Margaret Road-Grader (Howard Waldrop), and The Samurai and the Willows (Michael Bishop). |
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| 05483 | -8 | The Best of All Possible Worlds |  |
Spider Robinson | Sci-Fi | 1980 | 1st ACE printing | This letter-number series has two editions, one the regularly published version listed and a promotional version with a $1.95 price. The published cover used only a small portion of the artwork [rotated] from the promotional cover and cost $2.25. | ||||
| 05484 | -6 | The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction, 23rd Edition |
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Edward L. Ferman (Ed.) | Sci-Fi | 1981 | 1st ACE printing | Note that the other FS& F anthologies are listed as Series - this is the first time 'Edition' is used. | ||||
| 05485 | -4 | The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction, 24th Series |
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Edward L. Ferman (Ed.) | Sci-Fi | c.1982; April 1983; 1st ACE printing | Tito Salamioni | Note the change back to 'Series.' This is also the last of the F& SF series published by ACE. | ||||
| 05487 | The Betrayal | |
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William R. Corson | Non-fiction | nd | c. 1968; nd | Vietnam War and the conflict in Southeast Asia. The Betrayal was originally published as ACE N-5 (1968) |
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| 05490 | Berserker |  |
Fred Saberhagen | Sci-Fi | 1985 | c.1967; c.1967; 1970; 1978; 1980; 1985; 12th ACE printing | Boris Vallejo | |||||
| 05492 | -7 | Berserker Man |  |
Fred Saberhagen | Sci-Fi | 1985 | c.1979; 1980; 1983; 1985; | Boris Vallejo | ||||
| 05495 | -1 | Berserker |  |
Fred Saberhagen | Sci-Fi | 1992 | c.1967; c.1967; 1970; 1978; 1980; 1985; 1992; | Boris Vallejo | ||||
| 05496 | Berserker Man |  |
Fred Saberhagen | Sci-Fi | 1986 | c.1979; 1980; 1983; 1985; 1986; | Boris Vallejo | There is yet another printing of this title with the same ACE letter-number series, a different price ($3.50) and no publication date. | ||||
| 05497 | -8 | The Best Laughs of The Better Half |  |
Anonymous | Comic Strip | 1981 | 1st thus | |||||
| 05499 | -4 | Isaac Asimov's Fantasy! |  |
Shawna Mccarthy (Ed.) | Sci-Fi | nd | abridged edition | Short story collection compiled by editor Shawna McCarthy. | ||||
| 05500 | Between Planets |  |
Robert A. Heinlein | Sci-Fi | 1971 | c.1951; 1971; 1st ACE printing | Steele Savage | Interior art by Clifford Geary This ACE Letter/Number volume was reprinted with same cover art but different advertisements in 1973. Between Planets was originally published (hardcover) by Scribner in 1951 and the frontspiece by Clifford Geary is from that edition. |
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| 05501 | Between Planets |  |
Robert A. Heinlein | Sci-Fi | 1975 | c.1951; 1971; 1973; 1975; 3rd ACE printing | Steele Savage | Interior art by Clifford Geary | ||||
| 05502 | Best Sellers Guaranteed |  |
Joe Lansdale | Fairy Tales | 1993 | 1st ACE printing | Mark Ferrari | Short story collection of Lansdale range of tales from adult themed fairy tales, inflatable dinosaurs, horror and ghosts, and an East Texas gothic yarn. This was previously published as Stories by Mama Lansdale's Youngest Boy by Pulphouse Press. | ||||
| 05506 | -0 | Bestiary! |  |
Jack Dann and Gardner Dozois (Eds.) |
ACE fantasy | 1985 | 1st ACE printing | Carl Lundgren | Contains 18 short stories featuring Tanith Lee, T. H. White, Gene Wolfe, and Jane Yolen. | |||
| 05507 | -9 | Berserker's Planet |  |
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Fred Saberhagen | Sci-Fi | 1986 | c.1980; 1982; 1984; 1986; 7th ACE printing | Boris Vallejo | There is another printing of the same Letter-Number series in February 1986 (8th printing) with the same cover art. | ||
| 05512 | -5 | Thieves' World: Beyond The Veil |  |
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Janet Morris | Sci-Fi | 1987 | 1st ACE printing | Gary Ruddell | The second Thieves' World novel. | ||
| 05521 | Beware of the Banquet |  |
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Joan Aiken | Gothic Romance | nd | c.1966; nd | |||||
| 05551 | Beware The Night |  |
Jane Blackmore | Gothic Romance | 1968 | c.1958; 1968; 2nd ACE printing | Beware The Night was originally published as ACE K-303 (1958). | |||||
| 05552 | -5 | Beware The Night | |
Jane Blackmore | Gothic Romance | nd | c.1958; 1968; nd | |||||
| 05564 | -8 | Beware The Night |  |
Jane Blackmore | Gothic Romance | 1980 | c.1958; 1968; 1980; | |||||
| 05586 | The Golden Globe |  |
John Varley | Sci-Fi | 1999 | c.1998; 1999; | ||||||
| 05590 | Beyond All Reason |  |
John Macklin | Paranormal | 1970 | 1st ACE printing | ||||||
| 05612 | -1 | Beyond The Fall of Night |  |
Arthur C. Clarke and Gregory Benford |
Sci-Fi | 1991 | 1st ACE printing | Bob Eggleton | Based upon the Arthur C. Clarke novella Against the Fall of Night | |||
| 05635 | -0 | Thieves' World: Beyond Sanctuary |  |
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Janet Morris | Sci-Fi | 1986 | 1st ACE printing | Gary Ruddell | The first Thieves' World novel. | ||
| 05651 | Beyond the Farthest Star |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | Sci-Fi | 1969 | c.1964; October 1969; 2nd ACE printing | Frank Frazetta | Beyond the Farthest Star was originally published as ACE F-282 (1964). The cover art by Frazetta for ACE 05652 through ACE 05658-X are different cover art from ACE F-282 and ACE 05651. This edition uses the same cover art as ACE F-282 and is listed as "Science Fiction Classic." Thus, this is the true 2nd ACE printing (regardless of the publication information on ACE 05652) and probably a re-use of old stock with a new five digit ACE letter-number. |
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| 05652 | Beyond the Farthest Star |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | Sci-Fi | 1972 | c.1964; 1969; 1972; | Frank Frazetta | |||||
| 05653 | Beyond the Farthest Star |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | Sci-Fi | 1973 | c.1964; 1969; 1972; 1973; 4th ACE printing | Frank Frazetta | |||||
| 05654 | Beyond the Farthest Star |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | Sci-Fi | 1975 | c.1964; 1969; 1972; 1973; 1975; 5th ACE printing | Frank Frazetta | |||||
| 05655 | Beyond the Farthest Star |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | Sci-Fi | 1976 | c.1964; 1969; 1972; 1973; 1975; 1976; 6th ACE printing | Frank Frazetta | |||||
| 05656 | -3 | Beyond the Farthest Star |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | Sci-Fi | 1979 | c.1964; 1969; 1972; 1973; 1975; 1976; 1979, 7th ACE printing | Frank Frazetta | ||||
| 05658 | -X | Beyond the Farthest Star |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | Sci-Fi | 1982 | c.1964; 1969; 1972; 1973; 1975; 1976; 1979; 1982; 8th ACE printing | Frank Frazetta | ||||
| 05722 | -5 | Thieves' World: Beyond Wizardwall |  |
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Janet Morris | Sci-Fi | 1987 | 1st ACE printing | Gary Ruddell | The third Thieves' World novel. | ||
| 05735 | -7 | Bicycling Through Space and Time |  |
Mike Sirota | Sci-Fi | 1991 | 1st ACE printing | Hmmmm - "in the style of Douglas Adams" - not quite certain if this is going to be as classic. | ||||
| 05785 | The Big Ball of Wax |  |
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Sheperd Mead | Satire | nd | ||||||
| 05901 | -5 | The Bhunda Jewels |  |
Anne Worboys | Mystery | 1981 | 1981; 1st thus | |||||
| 06000 | Big Country, Big Men |  |
Brian Wynne (aka: Brian Garfield) |
Western | c.1968; nd | Gerald McConnell | A "Marshall Jeremy Six" novel. Big Country, Big Men was also published in the "Tall Twin Western" ACE Double 06001-2 (November 1972) bound with Brian Wynne's Brand of the Gun. |
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| 06061 | The Big Jump |  |
Leigh Brackett | Sci-Fi | 1976 | c.1955; 1976; | The Big Jump was originally published in ACE Double D-103 (1955) bound with Philip K. Dick's Solar Lottery. Leigh Douglas Brackett (b. 1915; d. 1978) was one of the earliest of the women science fiction (and fantasy) writers. Her first published science fiction story, Martian Quest, appeared in Astounding in 1940. She was a prolific writer in the genres of science fiction (her most recognized story is probably The Long Tomorrow, c. 1955), mystery, and western as well as television and movie scripts ("The Big Sleep" - 1946 and "Rio Bravo" - 1958). |
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| 06070 | -2 | Big Hawaii |  |
Victoria Reiter | 1977 | 1st ACE printing | TV Tie-in | |||||
| 06147 | The Girl in the Trunk |  |
Bruce Cassiday | Mystery | 1973 | 1st ACE printing | ||||||
| 06171 | Big Planet |  |
Jack Vance (aka: John Holbrook Vance) |
Sci-Fi | 1978 | c.1958; 1967; 1978; 2nd ACE printing | Vincent Di Fate | Big Planet was originally published in ACE Double D-295 (1958) bound with Slaves of the Klau. Later it was published as ACE Single G-661 (1967). | ||||
| 06177 | The Big Show |  |
Keith Laumer | Sci-Fi | 1972 | 1st ACE printing | A collection of short stories, many of which are Bolo (the mechanized fighting machines) tales. | |||||
| 06217 | The Big Time |  |
Fritz Leiber | Sci-Fi | 1976 | c.1958, 1961; 1972; 1973; 1975; 1976; 6th ACE printing | Jack Woolhiser | The Big Time was originally published in ACE Double D-491 (1961) bound with The Mind Spider and Other Stories. | ||||
| 06218 | The Big Time |  |
Fritz Leiber | Sci-Fi | 1975 | c.1958, 1961; 1972; 1973; 1975; 5th ACE printing | ||||||
| 06219 | The Big Time |  |
Fritz Leiber | Sci-Fi | 1973 | c.1958, 1961; 1972; 1973; 4th ACE printing | ||||||
| 06221 | The Big Time |  |
Fritz Leiber | Sci-Fi | 1972 | c.1958, 1961; 1972; 3rd ACE printing | Jack Woolhiser | |||||
| 06222 | -9 | The Big Time |  |
Fritz Leiber | Sci-Fi | 1977 | c.1958, 1961; 1972; 1973; 1975; 1976; 1977; 7th ACE printing | |||||
| 06223 | -7 | The Big Time |  |
Fritz Leiber | Sci-Fi | 1982 | c.1958, 1961; 1972; 1973; 1975; 1976; 1977; June 1982 | Vincent Di Fate | ||||
| 06225 | -3 | Bio of an Ogre |  |
Piers Anthony (aka: Piers Anthony Dillingham Jacob) |
Sci-Fi | 1989 | 1st ACE printing and PBO | listed as "First Time in Paperback;" Another timely biographic work that addresses the prolific author Piers Anthony. Contains a partial bibliography. |
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| 06226 | -1 | The Biofab War |  |
Stephen Ames Berry | Sci-Fi | 1984 | 1st ACE printing and PBO | Alan Gutierrez | ||||
| 06233 | -4 | The One and Only: Bing |  |
Bob Thomas | Biography | 1977 | 1st thus | Biographical volume dealing with Bing Crosby - his history and career with special tribute forward by Bob Hope. Numerous color and B/W illustrations. |
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| 06235 | -0 | The Bird's Nest |  |
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Shirley Jackson | Thriller | nd | Original title: Lizzie A psychological thiller with a multiple personality. |
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| 06266 | -0 | Biowar: The Infinity Plague |  |
Robert E.Vardeman | Sci-Fi | 1989 | 1st ACE printing and PBO | Richard Hescox | ||||
| 06290 | Bitter Grass | |
Theodore V. Olsen | Western | c.1967; nd; 2nd ACE printing | Bitter Grass was originally published as ACE G-695 (1967). | ||||||
| 06331 | Bitter Grass |  |
Theodore V. Olsen | Western | c.1967; nd; 3rd ACE printing | |||||||
| 06340 | The Bitter Woods |  |
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John S. D. Eisenhower | Non-fiction | 1970 | WWII - The Battle of the Buldge | |||||
| 06360 | -2 | Bitter Love |  |
Jane Blackmore | Gothic Romance | 1973 | ||||||
| 06435 | Blade of Justice |  |
Elizabeth Renier | ACE Georgian /Regency Romance |
1965 | 1st ACE printing | ACE Star edition | |||||
| 06505 | -8 | The Black Angel |  |
Cornell Woolrich | Mystery | nd | c.1943; nd; 1st ACE printing | Postscript by Michael Avallone dated October 27, 1968. Thus, the printing date is probably 1968. | ||||
| 06515 | -5 | The Black Castle |  |
Les Daniels | ACE fantasy | 1983 | 1st thus | Vampire genre | ||||
| 06530 | The Black Corridor |  |
Michael Moorcock | Sci-Fi | nd | 1st ACE printing and PBO | This is one of the Ace Science Fiction Special series. | |||||
| 06550 | The Black Curtain | |
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Cornell Woolrich | Mystery | nd | c. 1941; 1968; nd; 2nd ACE printing | The Black Curtain was originally published as ACE H-104 (1968). | ||||
| 06578 | -3 | The Black Death |  |
Nick Carter | Spy Thriller | c.1970; nd; 1st ACE printing - Charter imprint | George Gross | |||||
| 06583 | -X | The Black Flame |  |
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Lynn Abbey | ACE fantasy | 1980 | 1st ACE printing | Bob Adragna | Interior illustrations by Steve Fabian | |
| 06584 | -8 | The Black Flame |  |
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Lynn Abbey | ACE fantasy | 1981 | c.1980; 1981; 1st ACE mass market edition | Bob Adragna | Interior illustrations by Steve Fabian | ||
| 06585 | -6 | Blazing Vixen |  |
Elizabeth Zachery | Romance | 1980 | ||||||
| 06586 | -4 | The Black Flame |  |
Lynn Abbey | ACE fantasy | 1983 | c.1980; 1981; 1983; | Bob Adragna | Interior illustrations by Steve Fabian | |||
| 06587 | -2 | The Black Flame |  |
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Lynn Abbey | ACE fantasy | 1985 | c.1980; 1981; 1983; July 1985; | Bob Adragna | Interior illustrations by Steve Fabian | ||
| 06615 | The Black Mountains |  |
Fred Saberhagen | Sci-Fi | 1971 | 1st ACE printing | John Schoenherr | Interior illustration by Jack Gaughan | ||||
| 06640 | The Black Path of Fear | |
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Cornell Woolrich | Mystery | nd | c.1944; 1968; nd; 2nd ACE printing | The Black Path of Fear was originally published as ACE H-066 (1968). | ||||
| 06682 | -8 | The Black Day |  |
Giles A. Lutz | Western | 1974 | ACE Charter edition | |||||
| 06698 | -4 | Black Steel |  |
Steve Perry | Sci-Fi | 1992 | 1st ACE printing | Luis Royo | Matador series. | |||
| 06701 | The Black Star Passes |  |
John W. Campbell | Sci-Fi | 1972 | c.1930; 1953; 1965; 1972; 2nd ACE printing | The Black Star Passes was originally published as ACE F-346 (1965). | |||||
| 06709 | -3 | Blight |  |
Mark Sonders | Horror | 1981 | 1st ACE printing | |||||
| 06712 | -3 | The Best of Blondie |  |
Dean Yong | Comic Strip | 1977 | 1st thus | |||||
| 06713 | -1 | The Best of Blondie |  |
Dean Yong | Comic Strip | nd | c. 1977; nd | |||||
| 06715 | The Blood Cults |  |
Charles Lefebure | Paranormal | 1969 | 1969; nd; 2nd ACE printing | listed as "First American publication," | |||||
| 06716 | The Blood Cults | |
Charles Lefebure | Paranormal | 1969 | Different cover art | ||||||
| 06727 | -1 | The Blind Knight |  |
Gail Van Asten | ACE fantasy | 1988 | 1st ACE printing | Robert Gould | This is an "ACE Fantasy Special." | |||
| 06740 | The Blind Trail |  |
Giles A. Lutz | Western | c.1964; nd | The Blind Trail was originally published by Reese Sullivan (aka Giles A. Lutz) in ACE Double M-106 (1964) bound with Tim Kelly's Ride of Fury. | ||||||
| 06778 | -6 | Blood Fountain |  |
Robert B. Vardeman and Geo W. Proctor |
ACE fantasy | 1985 | 1st ACE printing | Luis Royo | Third installment of "The Sword of Raemllyn" adventure series. | |||
| 06796 | -4 | Blood Music |  |
Greg Bear | Sci-Fi | 1986 | 1st ACE printing | Don Brautigam | ||||
| 06797 | -2 | Blood Music |  |
Greg Bear | Sci-Fi | 1991 | c.1986; 1991; 2nd ACE printing | Don Brautigam | It appears as if this Letter-Number series was used for several reprints of Blood Music (I have data for same use up to 3rd ACE printing). | |||
| 06827 | -8 | The Blood of the Lamb: The Devouring Void |
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Mark E. Rogers | ACE fantasy | 1991 | 1st thus | |||||
| 06851 | The Bloody Sun |  |
Marion Zimmer Bradley | Sci-Fi | 1975 | c.1964; November 1975; 2nd ACE printing | Michael Whelan | The Bloody Sun was originally published as ACE F-303 (1964). All three of these editions have different cover art. | ||||
| 06852 | The Bloody Sun |  |
Marion Zimmer Bradley | Sci-Fi | 1976 | c.1964; 1975; 1976; 3rd ACE printing | Michael Whelan | |||||
| 06853 | -7 | The Bloody Sun |  |
Marion Zimmer Bradley | Sci-Fi | 1978 | c.1964; 1975; 1976; 1978; 4th ACE printing | Michael Whelan | ||||
| 06854 | -5 | The Bloody Sun |  |
Marion Zimmer Bradley | Sci-Fi | 1979 | c.1964; 1975; 1976; 1978; May 1979; 5th ACE printing | Michael Whelan | This edition also has a short story titled "To Keep The Oath." | |||
| 06858 | -8 | The Bloody Sun: A Novel of Darkover |
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Marion Zimmer Bradley | Sci-Fi | 1985 | c.1964; 1979; 7th revised edition of the 1979 release; 1985 | |||||
| 06861 | -8 | The Blue Ice Affair |  |
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Nick Carter | Spy Thriller | 1985 | 1st ACE printing - Charter imprint | Killmaster #197 | |||
| 06864 | -2 | The Blue Bicycle |  |
Regine DeForges | ACE Romance | 1987 | ||||||
| 06871 | -5 | The Blue Sapphire |  |
D. E. Stevenson | ACE Romance | 1977 | 1st ACE printing | Listed as "A D. E. Stevenson Romance." | ||||
| 06880 | -4 | The Blue Sword |  |
Robin Mckinley | ACE fantasy | 1991 | 19th ACE edition | |||||
| 06881 | -2 | Shadows of the White Sun |  |
Raymond Harris | Sci-Fi | 1988 | 1st ACE printing | Joe Burleson | ||||
| 06976 | -2 | Body Armor: 2000 |  |
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Joe Haldeman, Charles G. Waugh, and Martin Harry Greenberg (Eds.) |
Sci-Fi | 1986 | 1st ACE printing | Walter Velez | Short story collection with contributions from C. J. Cherryh, David Drake, Gordon R. Dickson, Harry Harrison, and Joe Haldeman. | ||
| 06983 | -5 | The Body Beautiful Murder |  |
Kin Platt | Mystery | 1981 | 1981; 1st thus | A new Max Roper mystery. | ||||
| 06997 | -5 | Bolo |  |
Keith Laumer | Sci-Fi | 1986 | 1st ACE printing | Vincent Di Fate | Short story collection with the classic story "The Night of the Trolls," that first introduced the Bolo fighting machine. | |||
| 07012 | -4 | The Bones of Zora |  |
L. Sprague De Camp and Catherine Crook De Camp |
Sci-Fi | 1984 | Victoria Poyser | Book #6 of the Krishna Series | ||||
| 07018 | -3 | The Book of Mordred |  |
Peter Hanratty | Sci-Fi | 1988 | 1st ACE printing | David Cherry | Note the publisher is New Infinities Productions, but issued by ACE Books with the appropriate Letter-Number series. | |||
| 07024 | -8 | The Borribles Go For Broke |  |
Michael De Larrabeiti | ACE fantasy | 1982 | 1st ACE printing | Don Maitz | This is a sequel to The Borribles (ACE 07191-0 and ACE 07170-8). | |||
| 07061 | The Book of the Damned |  |
Charles Fort (aka: Charles Hoy Fort) |
Paranormal | 1972 | c.1919; 1962; 1967; 1972; 3rd ACE printing | The Book of the Damned was originally published as ACE K-156 (1962) and later reprinted as ACE H-024 (1967). The first edition was published in 1919. Preface by Donald A. Wollheim. |
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| 07062 | The Book of the Damned |  |
Charles Fort (aka: Charles Hoy Fort) |
Paranormal | nd | c.1919; 1962; 1967; 1972; nd; 4th ACE printing | Bob Pepper | |||||
| 07080 | -9 | Border-Line |  |
Joyce Keener | Comedy/Action | 1979 | 1st ACE printing | |||||
| 07088 | The Booze Cookbook |  |
Theodora Rindon | Cookbook | 1972 | Cooking with Alcohol | ||||||
| 07119 | Born Innocent |  |
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Bernhardt J. Hurwood | Drama | 1975 | c.1974; May 1975; 1st ACE printing | TV drama novelization Photo cover is of Linda Blair from the TV show. Same cover image and back cover as ACE 07121. |
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| 07120 | Born Innocent |  |
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Bernhardt J. Hurwood | Drama | nd | Photo cover is of Linda Blair from the TV show. But this is a different image that for ACE 07121. In addition, the back cover has another image scene from the TV show. | |||||
| 07121 | Born Innocent |  |
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Bernhardt J. Hurwood | Drama | nd | Photo cover is of Linda Blair from the TV show. Note that although Hurwood is the person who produced the novelization of the TV show, the script was produced by Gerald Dipego. OK - ACE Books strikes again. These three (3) printings ALL have the same copyright page and lists the printings as May 1975 and 1st ACE printing. ACE 07120 has a different back cover (with another image from the TV show). |
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| 07130 | Bride by Candlelight |  |
Dorothy Eden (aka: Dorothy Enid Eden) |
Gothic Romance | 1954 | listed as "first American publication" | ||||||
| 07135 | -X | The Born Loser |  |
Art Sansom | Comic Strip | 1970 | The Born Loser is a newspaper comic strip created by Art Sansom in 1965. | |||||
| 07161 | Born Under Mars |  |
John Brunner | Sci-Fi | 1973 | 2nd ACE printing | ||||||
| 07162 | -7 | Born Under Mars |  |
John Brunner | Sci-Fi | 1977 | c.1973, 1977; | Michael Herring | ||||
| 07163 | -5 | Born Under Mars |  |
John Brunner | Sci-Fi | 1979 | c.1973, 1977; 1979; | Michael Herring | ||||
| 07170 | -8 | The Borribles |  |
Michael De Larrabeiti | ACE fantasy | 1979 | 1st ACE printing | Walter Velez | Michael de Larrabetti (1934-2008) was a novelist and travel writer whose Borribles trilogy of children's books was most noted in genre circles for the exhilaratingly uninhibited violence and language. | |||
| 07180 | -5 | The Brass Dragon |  |
Marion Zimmer Bradley | Sci-Fi | 1980 | c.1969; 1980; 2nd ACE printing | Ken Barr | Originally published in ACE Double 37250 (1969) bound with John Rackham's Ipomoea. This volume was reprinted twice with the same ACE Letter-Number series number and cover art (September 1980 and August 1982). |
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| 07181 | -3 | Brokedown Palace |  |
Steven Brust | ACE fantasy | 1986 | 1st ACE printing | |||||
| 07191 | -0 | The Borribles |  |
Michael De Larrabeiti | ACE fantasy | 1984 | c.1979; 1982; 1984; 3rd ACE printing | Don Maitz | Note: the 1st ACE printing is ACE 07170-8 (1979). This edition is a bit out of letter-number sequence. | |||
| 07200 | -3 | The Brave Free Men: Book II of the Durdane Trilogy |
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Jack Vance (aka: John Holbrook Vance) |
Sci-Fi | 1978 | 1st ACE printing | Davis Meltzer | ||||
| 07204 | -6 | The Brave Free Men: Book II of the Durdane Trilogy |
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Jack Vance (aka: John Holbrook Vance) |
Sci-Fi | 1987 | c.1978; 1987; 2nd ACE printing | Peter Dana | ||||
| 07251 | -8 | Boudicca |  |
Elizabeth Wolfe (aka: Paul Joseph Lederer) |
Historical Fiction | 1980 | 1st ACE printing | |||||
| 07280 | -1 | The Braganza Pursuit |  |
Sarah Neilan | Romance | 1978 | ||||||
| 07288 | -7 | Breathing Space Only |  |
Wynne Whiteford | Sci-Fi | 1986 | c.1980; 1986; | Don Dixon | ||||
| 07295 | The Bravos |  |
Brian Wynne (aka: Brian Garfield) |
Western | c.1966; nd; 2nd ACE printing | A "Marshall Jeremy Six" novel. Note the "Read Easy/Large Print" banner. The Bravos was originally published as ACE F-415 (1966). |
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| 07297 | -6 | The Brentwood Witches |  |
Brenda Jordan | ACE fantasy | 1987 | 1st ACE printing | |||||
| 07300 | Bride of Darkness |  |
Margery Lawrence | Gothic Romance | 1969 | c.1967; January 1969; 1st ACE printing and 1st US printing | Bride of Darkness was originally published in UK in 1967 by Robert Hale Ltd. | |||||
| 07301 | Bride of Darkness |  |
Margery Lawrence | Gothic Romance | 1973 | c.1967; 1969; June 1973; 2nd ACE printing | ||||||
| 07373 | -5 | The Bug Wars |  |
Robert Asprin | Sci-Fi | 1993 | 1st ACE printing | Richard Hescox | Robert Asprin (1946-2008) first novel was The Cold Cash War (1977). He is best known for creating (with Lynn Abbey) the Thieves' World fantasy shared world adventures in addition to his Phule science fiction comedies (many written with Peter J. Heck) and MythAdventures comic fantasies (many with Jody Lynn Nye). | |||
| 07690 | The Brain-Stealers |  |
Murray Leinster | Sci-Fi | 1977 | c.1954; 1977; 2nd ACE printing | This is an example of the ACE editions that reprinted "Science Fiction From The Great Years" | |||||
| 07800 | Brand of the Gun | |
Brian Wynne (aka: Brian Garfield) |
Western | c.1968; nd; 2nd ACE printing | A "Marshall Jeremy Six" novel. Brand of the Gun was originally published as ACE G-720 (1968). Brand of the Gun was also published in the "Tall Twin Western" ACE Double 06001-2 (November 1972) bound with Brian Wynne's Big Country, Big Men. |
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| 07830 | Bucko |  |
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Cliff Farrell | Western | c.1965; nd; listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | ||||||
| 07840 | A Brand New World |  |
Ray Cummings | Sci-Fi | 1976 | c.1966; 1976; | Vincent DiFate | Science Fiction From The Great Years volume. Raymond King Cummings (1887-1957) was an adventurer (gold prospecting, oil field, and orange plantations) and later an editor for Thomas Alva Edison. His writing career spanned thirty years and he is most remembered for one of his earliest stories, " The Girl in the Golden Atom" (c. 1919), as well as being one of the authors used by Gernsback in the early Amazing pulp magazine. |
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| 07890 | The Break in the Circle |  |
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Philip Loraine (aka: Robin Estridge) |
Mystery | nd | Gil Cohen | Original title: Outside the Law | ||||
| 07895 | Breed to Come |  |
Andre Norton | Sci-Fi | 1973 | c.1972; 1973; 1st ACE printing and PBO | There is a second printing of this Letter-Number series with the same cover art and price. This edition has no date, but if you look at the slug line on the 1st edition you will see it says “An ACE Book” but the second printing only has “ACE”. Furthermore, if you look closely at the two scans, you can see where the slug line has been partially obliterated on the cover of the second printing. Probably published in 1973. (Thank you Bill for this information). | |||||
| 07896 | Breed to Come |  |
Andre Norton | Sci-Fi | nd | c.1972; 1973; nd; 3rd ACE printing | ||||||
| 07897 | -4 | Breed to Come |  |
Andre Norton | Sci-Fi | 1980 | c.1972; 1973; 1980; 4th ACE printing | The cover art artist for these four printings is not identified, but probably Davis Meltzer. | ||||
| 07898 | -2 | Breed to Come |  |
Andre Norton | Sci-Fi | 1981 | c.1972; 1973; 1980; 1981; 5th ACE printing | Wayne Barlowe | This ACE Letter-Number series was printed at least twice (or maybe three times) with same price and cover art. | |||
| 07899 | -0 | Breed to Come |  |
Andre Norton | Sci-Fi | 1983 | c.1972; 1973; 1983; 8th ACE printing | Wayne Barlowe | ||||
| 07910 | Briarlea |  |
Eva Zumwalt | Gothic Romance | 1976 | |||||||
| 07920 | The Bride Wore Black | |
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Cornell Woolrich | Mystery | nd | c.1940; 1968; nd | Original title: Beware the Lady The Bride Wore Black was originally published as ACE G-699 (1968). |
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| 07921 | The Bride Wore Black |  |
Cornell Woolrich | Mystery | nd | c.1940; 1968; nd | ||||||
| 07930 | Bride by Candlelight |  |
Dorothy Eden (aka: Dorothy Enid Eden) |
Gothic Romance | 1970 | c.1954; 1970; listed as "First American Publication" | listed as "First American Publication" | |||||
| 07931 | Bride by Candlelight |  |
Dorothy Eden (aka: Dorothy Enid Eden) |
Gothic Romance | nd | c.1954; 1970; nd; | ||||||
| 07946 | The Brides of Bellenmore |  |
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Anne Maybury (aka: Anne Buxton) |
Gothic Romance | nd | c.1964; 1965; nd; 2nd ACE printing | Original title: My Dearest Elizabeth The Brides of Bellenmore was originally published as ACE K-191 (1964). Note the use of a white background on the ACE Letter-Number series of the slug line. Indicates re-use of old stock. Uses same cover art as ACE K-191. |
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| 07947 | The Brides of Bellenmore | |
Anne Maybury (aka: Anne Buxton) |
Gothic Romance | 1971 | c.1964; 1965; 1971; 3rd ACE printing | ||||||
| 07948 | -3 | The Brides of Bellenmore | |
Anne Maybury (aka: Anne Buxton) |
Gothic Romance | 1972 | c.1964; 1965; 1971; 1972; 4th ACE printing | |||||
| 07950 | -4 | Bride of the Slime Monster |  |
Craig Shaw Garner | ACE fantasy | 1990 | 1st ACE printing | Walter Velez | This ACE Letter-Number series was used for a second printing in September 2006, where the only change to the cover is that all the ACE price and letter-number is moved to the back cover, just leaving the current ACE logo on the front cover. | |||
| 07972 | Bridge of Fear |  |
Dorothy Eden (aka: Dorothy Enid Eden) |
Gothic Mystery | nd | c.1967; nd | Original title: Afternoon For Lizards Frontspiece illustration by Jack Gaughan Bridge of Fear was originally published as ACE K-236 (1967). However, note that on the cover of this volume it is listed as "first American publication" and has the same cover artwork as ACE K-236. This suggests a renumber volume. |
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| 07973 | Bridge of Fear |  |
Dorothy Eden (aka: Dorothy Enid Eden) |
Gothic Mystery | nd | c.1967; nd | ||||||
| 07979 | -2 | Bridge of Fear |  |
Dorothy Eden (aka: Dorothy Enid Eden) |
Gothic Mystery | nd | c.1967; nd | |||||
| 07985 | Bridge of Fear | |
Dorothy Eden (aka: Dorothy Enid Eden) |
Gothic Mystery | c.1974; March 1975; 1st ACE printing | |||||||
| 08010 | The Bridge of Strange Music |  |
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Jane Blackmore | Gothic Romance | 1972 | c.1952; 1972; | Another copy (later printing) with the same ACE Letter-Number series (08010). Note that this edition has mirrored the same artwork used on the other edition and has the banner headline of "First in Gothics." | |||
| 08011 | -0 | The Bridge of Strange Music | |
Jane Blackmore | Gothic Romance | nd | c.1952; 1972; nd | |||||
| 08021 | -9 | Bright Deadly Summer |  |
Barbara James | Gothic Romance | nd | c. 1966; nd | Bright Deadly Summer was originally published as ACE G-598 (1966). | ||||
| 08040 | -5 | Bright Sun, Dark Moon |  |
Frances Patton Statham | Gothic Romance | 1975 | 1st ACE printing | ACE Cameo series - No. 18. | ||||
| 08098 | -7 | The Broken Citadel | |
Joyce Ballou Gregorian | ACE fantasy | 1984 | c.1975; 1983; 1984; 3rd ACE printing | Kirk Reinert | ||||
| 08099 | -5 | The Broken Citadel |  |
Joyce Ballou Gregorian | ACE fantasy | 1983 | c.1975; 1983; 1st ACE printing | Kirk Reinert | This ACE Letter-Number was reprinted in May 1983 with the same cover art and price. | |||
| 08134 | -7 | Broken Stone |  |
Richard Monaco | ACE fantasy | 1985 | ||||||
| 08140 | Broken Tapestry |  |
Rona Randall (aka: Rona Shambrook) |
ACE Romance | nd | This is another line of ACE Romances - called "An Adult Romance for the Modern Woman." | ||||||
| 08143 | -6 | The Broken Worlds |  |
Raymond Harris | Sci-Fi | 1986 | 1st ACE printing | |||||
| 08145 | The Bromius Phenomenon |  |
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John Rankine (aka: Douglas Rankine Mason) |
Sci-Fi | 1973 | 1st ACE printing | T. Upshur | Original cover art for John Rankine's The Bromius Phenomenon | |||
| 08180 | -0 | The Brooding Lake |  |
Dorothy Eden (aka: Dorothy Enid Eden) |
Gothic Mystery | nd | c.1953; 1966; nd | Original title: Lamb to the Slaughter The Brooding Lake was originally published as ACE K-249 (1966). Notice the white box under the ACE Letter-Number and price. This might represent another remark issue. This edition also has the same cover art by Jerome Podwil for ACE K-249. |
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| 08182 | The Brooding Lake |  |
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Dorothy Eden (aka: Dorothy Enid Eden) |
Gothic Mystery | nd | c.1953; 1966; nd | Interior illustration by Jack Gaughan Note the banner headline on the cover: ACE First In Gothics. This edition uses the same cover art (and banner headline) as ACE K-249 and suggests reuse of old stock with new ACE Letter-Number |
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| 08183 | The Brooding Lake |  |
Dorothy Eden (aka: Dorothy Enid Eden) |
Gothic Mystery | nd | c.1953; 1966; nd | ||||||
| 08184 | The Brooding Lake | |
Dorothy Eden (aka: Dorothy Enid Eden) |
Gothic Mystery | nd | c.1953; 1966; nd | ||||||
| 08185 | -1 | The Brooding Lake |  |
Dorothy Eden (aka: Dorothy Enid Eden) |
Gothic Mystery | 1977 | c.1953; 1966; 1977; | |||||
| 08186 | -X | The Brooding Lake |  |
Dorothy Eden (aka: Dorothy Enid Eden) |
Gothic Mystery | 1981 | c.1953; 1966; 1977; 1981; | |||||
| 08195 | -0 | The Brood of Folly |  |
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Margaret Erskine (aka: Margaret Wetherby Williams) |
Gothic Mystery | 1973 | 1st ACE printing | Original cover art for The Brood of Folly. Acrylic on board, 20" x 15." ACE Letter-Numbe and title on verso. | |||
| 08200 | Broomstick in the Hall |  |
Jane Blackmore | Gothic Romance | nd | c.1970; nd | ||||||
| 08201 | Broomstick in the Hall |  |
Jane Blackmore | Gothic Romance | nd | c.1970; nd | ||||||
| 08215 | -7 | Brother Assassin |  |
Fred Saberhagen | Sci-Fi | 1978 | c.1969; 1978; 1st ACE printing | Michael Whelan | This ACE Letter-Number was reprinted in February 1979 with the same cover art and price. This title was originally published in 1969 by Ballantine and then by Macdonald in the UK as a hardcover, but with the title Brother Berserker. | |||
| 08216 | -5 | Brother Assassin |  |
Fred Saberhagen | Sci-Fi | 1981 | c.1969; 1978; 1979; 1981; | Michael Whelan | ||||
| 08217 | -3 | Brother Assassin |  |
Fred Saberhagen | Sci-Fi | nd | c.1969; 1978; 1979; 1981; nd; 4th ACE printing | Michael Whelan | This ACE Letter-Number has no date for publication, but is probably late 1982 or early 1983 based upon the price. | |||
| 08218 | -1 | Brother Assassin |  |
Fred Saberhagen | Sci-Fi | 1984 | c.1969; 1978; 1979; 1981; 1982/1983; 1984; 6th ACE printing | Michael Whelan | No record of a 5th printing, still looking. | |||
| 08227 | -0 | Brother Jonathon |  |
Crawford Kilian | Sci-Fi | 1985 | 1st ACE printing | Tricia Zimic | ||||
| 08300 | -6 | Brotherhood of the Strange |  |
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John Macklin | Paranormal | 1972 | 1st ACE printing | ||||
| 08330 | Brute Brasada |  |
Dean Owen (aka: Dudley Dean Mcgaughey) |
Western | 1974 | 1st ACE printing | Dudley Dean McGaughey (1909 - 1986) was a full-time freelance writer from the early 1950s until his death. He produced a large number stories in the western, crime and detective fiction, and adult (in the 1960s) soft-core genres. He had a number of pseudonyms (Dean Owen, Hodge Evens, Dean McCoy, Owen Dudley, Dean Dudley, Owen Evens, and a variety of others). | |||||
| 08360 | -9 | Bucking for Boot Hill |  |
Tom West | Western | 1970 | 1st ACE printing and PBO | |||||
| 08380 | The Buffalo Runners |  |
Fred Grove | Western | 1968 | The Buffalo Runners was a "Western Heritage Award" winner for "Best Western Novel of the Year." | ||||||
| 08390 | -0 | The Buffalo Wagons |  |
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Elmer Kelton | Western | 1978 | c.1956; 1st ACE printing | ||||
| 08420 | -6 | Bureau 13 |  |
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Nick Pollotta | Sci-Fi | nd | |||||
| 08500 | Buried Remembrance |  |
Naomi Gladish Smith | Romance | 1976 | 1st ACE printing | ACE Cameo series; no. 22 | |||||
| 08551 | Bushwhack |  |
Edwin Booth | Western | nd | Prezio | ||||||
| 08930 | -5 | Buller's Dreadnought |  |
Richard Hough | Military Fiction | 1983 | 1st ACE Charter edition | |||||
| 08932 | -1 | Bushido |  |
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| 08934 | -8 | Burning Chrome |  |
William Gibson | Sci-Fi | 1987 | 1st ACE printing | Richard Berry | Short story collection including Johnny Mnemonic, The Gernsback Continuum, Fragments of a Holographic Rose, Hinterlands, New Rose Hotel (which was made into a movie), The Winter Market, Burning Chrome (one of my favourites), and collaboration stories by John Shirley and William Gibson The Belonging Kind, Bruce Sterling and William Gibson Red Star, Winter Orbit, and Michael Swanwick and William Gibson Dogfight. Bruce Sterling provides a short Preface. And, just to indicate how popular, here is ACE 08934-8 in the 12th printing (1993). |
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| 09000 | By Sun and Candlelight |  |
Elizabeth Renier | Romance | 1973 | 1st ACE printing | ||||||
| 09016 | -8 | Cadre Messiah |  |
Robert O'Riordan | Sci-Fi | 1988 | 1st ACE printing | |||||
| 09019 | -2 | Cadre Lucifer |  |
Robert O'Riordan | Sci-Fi | 1987 | 1st ACE printing | |||||
| 09022 | -2 | Cadre One |  |
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Robert O'Riordan | Sci-Fi | 1986 | 1st ACE printing | Barry Jackson | |||
| 09031 | -1 | Call The Beast Thy Brother |  |
William O. Turner | Western | c.1977; 1st ACE printing | ||||||
| 09034 | -6 | Callahan's Crosstime Saloon |  |
Spider Robinson | Sci-Fi | 1977 | 1st ACE printing | Vincent DiFate | ||||
| 09037 | -0 | Callahan's Crosstime Saloon |  |
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Spider Robinson | Sci-Fi | 1983 | c.1977, 1983; 6th ACE printing | Vincent DiFate | ||
| 09061 | Call In The Night |  |
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Susan Howich | 1967 | 2nd ACE printing | Call in the Night was originally published as ACE K-280 (1967) with different cover art. | |||||
| 09069 | -9 | Callahan's Crosstime Saloon |  |
Spider Robinson | Sci-Fi | nd | c.1977; nd | Vincent DiFate | ||||
| 09072 | -9 | Callahan's Lady |  |
Spider Robinson | Sci-Fi | 1990 | c.1989; 1990; 1st ACE mass market printing | James Warhola | ||||
| 09073 | -7 | Callahan's Lady |  |
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Spider Robinson | Sci-Fi | 1989 | 1st ACE printing | James Warhola | ||
| 09079 | -2 | Isaac Asimov's Caliban |  |
Roger Macbride Allen (Ed.) | Sci-Fi | 1993 | 1st ACE printing | Ralph McQuarrie | ||||
| 09101 | Call Of Glengarron |  |
Nancy Buckingham (aka: John Sawyer and Nancy Buckingham Sawyer) |
Gothic Romance | nd | c.1968; nd | Listed as an ACE Gothic novel - another subgenre of the romance standard. Call of Glengarron was originally published as ACE G-749 (1968). |
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| 09102 | -4 | Call Of Glengarron |  |
Nancy Buckingham (aka: John Sawyer and Nancy Buckingham Sawyer) |
Gothic Romance | nd | c.1968; nd | |||||
| 09115 | -6 | Capella's Golden Eyes |  |
Christopher Evans | ACE fantasy | 1982 | 1st ACE printing | Peter Gudynas | ||||
| 09126 | Camp Nurse |  |
Arlene Hale (aka: Mary Arlene Hale) |
Nurse Romance | nd | c.1965; nd | Camp Nurse was originally published as ACE F-371 (1965). This edition (probably 2nd ACE printing) is headlined as "an Arlene Hale Nurse Romance." | |||||
| 09128 | -8 | K-9 Corps |  |
Kenneth Von Gunden | Sci-Fi | 1991 | Or is supposed to be Corps K-9 (to fit the letter-number series? Still out of sequence. First in a new series. | |||||
| 09136 | -9 | Capitol |  |
Orson Scott Card | Sci-Fi | 1979 | 1st ACE printing | This is one of the "An Analog Book" releases with Ben Bova as the series editor. | ||||
| 09137 | -7 | Captain Empirical |  |
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Sam Nicholson | Sci-Fi | 1979 | 1st ACE printing and PBO | Vincent DiFate | This is one of the "An Analog Book" releases with Ben Bova as the series editor. | ||
| 09142 | -3 | Captive Universe |  |
Harry Harrison | Sci-Fi | 1984 | 1st ACE printing | Alan Gutierrez | ||||
| 09143 | Caravan of the Occult |  |
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John Macklin | Paranormal | 1971 | 1st ACE printing | ACE Star edition | ||||
| 09150 | The Carefully Considered Rape of the World |  |
Shepherd Mead | Sci-Fi | 1970 | Shepherd Mead (now that could be a pseudonym) has another volume - ACE 05785 The Big Ball of Wax (nd). | ||||||
| 09157 | -1 | Caribbean Coup |  |
Nick Carter (house pseudonym for Robert J. Randisi) |
Spy Thriller | 1984 | 1st ACE printing - Charter imprint | Killmaster #184 | ||||
| 09166 | -0 | Cards of Grief |  |
Jane Yolen | ACE fantasy | 1984 | 1st ACE printing | David Palladini | ||||
| 09167 | -9 | Cards of Grief |  |
Jane Yolen | ACE fantasy | 1985 | c.1984; 1985; 2nd ACE printing | David Palladini | ||||
| 09200 | Carson of Venus |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | Sci-Fi | 1963 | c.1937; 1963; 2nd ACE printing | Frank Frazetta | listed as "complete and unabridged" This is another example of the re-use and renumbering of old stock. Carson of Venus was originally published as ACE F-247 (1963). This edition is probably the 2nd ACE printing. cover and title page illustration by Frank Frazetta |
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| 09201 | Carson of Venus |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | Sci-Fi | nd | c.1937; 1938; 1939; 1963; nd; 3rd ACE printing | Frank Frazetta | Same cover image as ACE 09200. Listed as "Science Fiction Classic." | ||||
| 09202 | Carson of Venus |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | Sci-Fi | 1973 | c.1937; 1938; 1939; 1963; probably 1973; 4th ACE printing | Frank Frazetta | The Frazetta cover art on these editions is different from the ACE 09200 and 09201 cover art. | ||||
| 09203 | Carson of Venus |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | Sci-Fi | nd | c.1937; 1938; 1939; 1963; 1973; nd | Frank Frazetta | This may be the September 1975 printing, based upon price and some back calculations from later editions. | ||||
| 09205 | -9 | Carson of Venus |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | Sci-Fi | 1982 | c.1937; 1938; 1939; 1963; 1975; 1982; 11th ACE printing | Frank Frazetta | ||||
| 09209 | Caravan of Night |  |
Margaret Erskine (aka: Margaret Wetherby Williams) |
Gothic Mystery | nd | Original title: I Knew MacBean ACE Star Book |
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| 09212 | -8 | The Curse of the Clodaghs |  |
Frances Cowen | Gothic Romance | 1974 | 1st thus | |||||
| 09215 | -5 | The Case of Mary Fielding |  |
Margaret Erskine (aka: Margaret Wetherby Williams) |
Gothic Mystery | nd | ||||||
| 09216 | The Case of Mary Fielding |  |
Margaret Erskine (aka: Margaret Wetherby Williams) |
Gothic Mystery | nd | |||||||
| 09217 | -9 | Casca: The Barbarian |  |
Barry Sadler | Historical Fiction | 1981 | 1st ACE printing | These volumes are a form of historical fiction, somewhat along the lines of the stories by S. M. Stirling and others. However, it appears to follow the exploits of the "Eternal Mercenary" throughout the past. Another of this series Casca: The Damned is ACE 13580-3 (1982). | ||||
| 09219 | -5 | Casca: The Persian #6 |  |
Barry Sadler | Historical Fiction | 1982 | 1st ACE printing | |||||
| 09220 | Casebook of the Unknown |  |
John Macklin | Paranormal | 1974 | |||||||
| 09223 | A Case With Three Husbands |  |
Margaret Erskine (aka: Margaret Wetherby Williams) |
Gothic Mystery | nd | 1967; nd | ACE Gothic Mystery A Case With Three Husbands is that curious blend of gothic and straight mystery with Inspector Finch (listed as "An Inspector Finch Gothic Mystery #7"). |
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| 09224 | -1 | A Case With Three Husbands | |
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Margaret Erskine (aka: Margaret Wetherby Williams) |
Gothic Mystery | nd | 1967; nd | ||||
| 09227 | -6 | Casey Agonistes and Other Science Fiction and Fantasy Stories |  |
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Richard Mckenna | Sci-Fi | 1978 | 1st ACE printing | David Schleinkofer | Short story collection includes: Introduction (Damon Knight); Casey Agonistes (1958); Hunter, Come Home (1963); The Secret Place (1966); Mine Own Ways (1960); and Fiddler's Green (1967). Richard McKenna is the author of The Sand Pebbles. I had no idea he had written any science fiction or fantasy short stories. Oh, the things you learn working on this project! |
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| 09234 | Castle Cloud |  |
Joan Grant | Gothic Romance | nd | c.1949; 1966; nd | Castle Cloud, using the original title of The Laird and the Lady, was first published in London in 1949. Castle Cloud was originally published as ACE K-246 (1966). |
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| 09238 | Castle Dangerous |  |
Kate Ward | Gothic Romance | 1973 | c.1971; 1973; 1st ACE printing | ||||||
| 09240 | -3 | Castledown |  |
Joyce Ballou Gregorian | Sci-Fi | 1983 | c.1977; 1983; | Kirk Reinert | Sequel to The Broken Citadel (ACE 08099-5). | |||
| 09242 | The Castle On The River |  |
Janice N. Bennett | Romance | 1975 | 1st ACE printing | ||||||
| 09245 | The Carnaby Curse and Castle of Closing Doors |
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Daoma Winston | Gothic Romance | nd | Listed as an "ACE Double Gothic" with a single cover. | ||||||
| 09251 | Catch a Falling Star |  |
John Brunner | Sci-Fi | 1977 | c.1968; 1977; | ||||||
| 09254 | -3 | Cat Karina |  |
Michael Coney | Sci-Fi | 1982 | 1st ACE printing | Walter Velez | ||||
| 09255 | Cat's Prey |  |
Dorothy Eden (aka: Dorothy Enid Eden) |
Gothic Romance | 1970 | c.1952; 1970; 1st ACE printing | ||||||
| 09256 | Cat's Prey |  |
Dorothy Eden (aka: Dorothy Enid Eden) |
Gothic Romance | nd | c.1952; 1970; nd; 2nd ACE printing | ||||||
| 09257 | Cat's Prey |  |
Dorothy Eden (aka: Dorothy Enid Eden) |
Gothic Romance | nd | c.1952; 1970; nd; 3rd ACE printing | ||||||
| 09266 | Catseye |  |
Andre Norton | Sci-Fi | 1971 | c.1961; 1967; 1971; 2nd ACE printing | John Schoenherr | Catseye was originally published as ACE F-167 (1961) and later as G-654 (1967). This ACE Letter-Number series was printed three times (probably in 1972) with the same cover art and price. |
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| 09267 | Catseye |  |
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Andre Norton | Sci-Fi | 1974 | c.1961; 1967; 1971; 1972; | Probably 1974 based on the ads in the back Original cover art by John Schoenherr for Catseye. Gouache on board (20" x 15"). Not signed. |
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| 09270 | -5 | Castle War! |  |
John Dechancie | ACE fantasy | 1990 | 1st ACE printing | James Warhola | ||||
| 09272 | -1 | Caulder's Badge |  |
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Will C. Knott | Western | 1977; 1st ACE printing | G. Gross | Listed as "The Vengeance Seeker #4." | |||
| 09273 | -X | Castle Murders |  |
John Dechancie | ACE fantasy | 1991 | 1st ACE printing | Robert Grace | ||||
| 09274 | -8 | Cauldron of Hell |  |
As Nick Carter (house pseudonym for Mike Jahn (aka: Michael Jahn) |
Spy Thriller | 1981 | 1st ACE printing - Charter imprint | George Gross | Original cover art by George Gross for Cauldron of Hell. Mixed media on board, 19.5" x 13.25." Title labeled on bottom of board and signature (G. Gross) in lower right of artwork. Michael Jahn appears to be a very prolific author. His pseudonyms include Mike Jahn under which he wrote a lot of TV or movie tie-in books. For instance "The Six Million Dollar Man" series for Berkley, "Switch" for Star and Berkley, "The Invisible Man" for Gold Medal, and "Rockford Files" for Popular Library. His other pseudonym includes Nick Carter - which is the house pseudonym used by author for the ACE series "Nick Carter." |
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| 09275 | -6 | The Castle of the Silver Wheel |  |
Teresa Edgerton | ACE fantasy | 1993 | 1st ACE printing | Kirk Reinert | Interior illustrations by Anne Meyer Maglinte | |||
| 09281 | The Cave Girl |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | Sci-Fi | 1969 | c.1964; November 1969; 2nd ACE printing | Roy Krenkel Jr. | Cover and interior art by Roy Krenkel Jr. This edition is another example of the re-use and renumbering of old stock. The Cave Girl was originally published as ACE F-258 (1964). This is probably the 2nd ACE printing. |
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| 09282 | The Cave Girl |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | Sci-Fi | 1973 | c.1964; 1969; March 1973; 3rd ACE printing | Frank Frazetta | |||||
| 09283 | The Cave Girl |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | Sci-Fi | 1974 | c.1964; 1969; 1973; 1974; | Frank Frazetta | |||||
| 09284 | The Cave Girl |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | Sci-Fi | nd | c.1964; 1969; 1973; 1974; 1978; nd | Frank Frazetta | |||||
| 09285 | -3 | The Cave Girl |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs | Sci-Fi | 1978 | c.1964; 1969; 1973; 1974; 1978; 7th ACE printing | Frank Frazetta | ||||
| 09310 | The Cave of the Moon |  |
Nancy McGill | Romance | 1979 | |||||||
| 09406 | -6 | Castle For Rent |  |
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John Dechancie | ACE fantasy | 1989 | 1st ACE printing | Jim Gurney | Castle For Rent is the sequel to Castle Perilous and Castle War! (ACE 09270-5). This ACE Letter-Number series was printed at least four times (April and November 1989 for the 2nd and 3rd printings), with only a price change in the fourth printing. | |
| 09407 | -4 | Castle Spellbound |  |
John Dechancie | ACE fantasy | 1991 | 1st ACE printing | Richard Hescox | ||||
| 09408 | -2 | Castle Kidnapped |  |
John Dechancie | ACE fantasy | 1989 | 1st ACE printing | Jim Gurney | ||||
| 09493 | -7 | Cats Have No Lord |  |
Will Shetterly | ACE fantasy | 1985 | 1st ACE printing and PBO | Janny Wurts | Will Shetterly's first book. | |||
| 09500 | -3 | The Cauldron of Plenty |  |
Keith Taylor | ACE fantasy | 1989 | Dean Morrissey | The Danans: Book Two. | ||||
| 09799 | -5 | Celia's House |  |
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D. E. Stevenson | ACE Romance | 1978 | 1st ACE printing | ||||
| 09845 | -2 | Cenotaph Road |  |
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Robert E. Vardeman | ACE fantasy | 1983 | 1st ACE printing | ||||
| 09859 | -0 | Central Heat |  |
David Dvorkin | Sci-Fi | 1988 | 1st ACE printing |