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Signed / Inscribed Books
by Michael Bishop
The following hardcover editions can be purchased directly from Michael Bishop for $23.00 each (except as noted), postpaid. He will personalize inscriptions if you tell him to whom to inscribe the book, and any special (reasonable) requests for the inscription ("Happy Birthday," "Merry Christmas," "to the fastest hotdog-eater in Scranton, PA," whatever).
Credit card users can make payments through PayPal by entering the inscription and then pressing the "Buy Now" button.
Checks and money orders are also accepted. For further details, place these orders via email to this site's webmaster, Michael H. Hutchins, who will pass along the order to Michael Bishop.
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Ancient of Days
Arbor House, hardcover, second printing, 1985, 354 pp., with an award-winning dustjacket by Christopher Zacharow (illustration) and Dorothy Wachtenheim (design).
Finalist for the Arthur C. Clarke Award, includes the Locus Award-winning novella "Her Habiline Husband".
Price: $23.00 postpaid
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Brittle Innings
Bantam, first edition hardcover, 1994, 503 pp., with a lovely dustjacket by Michael Dudash.
Winner of the Locus Award for best fantasy novel of the year, John W.Campbell Memorial Award finalist, and Hugo and World Fantasy Award-nominated novel about minor-league baseball in the Deep South during World War II.
Price: $23.00 postpaid
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Catacomb Years
Berkley/Putnam, first edition hardcover, 1979, 384 pp., with dustjacket by Ron Walotsky.
Novelization of the Urban Nucleus of Atlanta stories, including the Hugo and Nebula Award-nominated, and Locus Award-winning novella "The Samurai and the Willows".
Special Price: $20.00 postpaid
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Count Geiger's Blues
Tor, first edition hardcover, 1992, 374 pp., with dustjacket art & design by Tom Canty.
Price: $23.00 postpaid
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No Enemy But Time
Book-of-the-Month-Club, special hardcover edition, 1990; (reprint of 1982 edition from Timescape/Simon & Schuster), 399 pp., nonrepresentational cover design by Bill Osborne.
Winner of the Nebula Award from the Science Fiction Writers of America for best novel of the year.
Price: $23.00 postpaid
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The Secret Ascension
Tor, first edition hardcover, 1987; 341 pp, uncredited silver dustjacket.
Later reprinted under the author's preferred title, Philip K. Dick Is Dead, Alas, this novel is acclaimed as being one of the best homages to PKD and his work.
Price: $23.00 postpaid
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Unicorn Mountain
Grafton, first British edition hardcover, 1987; (with author's preferred text), 348 pp., handsome jacket illo by Steve Crisp.
Winner of the Mythopoeic Fantasy Award for best novel.
Price: $23.00 postpaid
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Would It Kill You to Smile?
Longstreet Press, first edition hardcover, 1998, 208 pp., with jacket by David Turner (cover painting), Jill Dible (design), and Jamie Bishop (lettering).
Mystery novel published as by Philip Lawson, actually Michael Bishop and Paul Di Filippo collaborating.
Price: $23.00 postpaid
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