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1980 Doubleday edition

Waiters on the Dance, 1976 Corgi

Beyond the Outer Mirr, 1976 Corgi

The Archives of Haven, 1977 Corgi

1979 Doubleday

1983 Gollancz Edition

1979 Ace Books

https://www.michaelwhelan.com/galleries/four-day-planet/

First Printing: September, 1977

Featuring stories by Andre Norton, Ramsey Campbell, Manly Wade Wellman, Tanith Lee and more.

First NEL edition March 1971

1976 Warner Books

1979 Berkley Books

"Two million years in the future the immortal "consulting detective" and the "good doctor" (Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson) investigate a series of murders in the East End of the Eternal City and deduce that Jack the Ripper is also "alive" and using his antimatter blade to disembowel female godlike beings."

Orbit, 1975 edition

Finally tracked down an affordable copy of this edition featuring the art by Clive Barker. I believe this is one of only three titles by other authors to commission Barker's art, the others being A Nasty Piece of Work by Graham Bendel and A Life In The Cinema by Mick Garris. I've yet to read this one, and descriptions on-line are incredibly vague, but these are the adventures of an ex-Nazi after he receives the elixer of life from the Wandering Jew. A surreal, nasty trip ensues.

Artwork wrongly attributed to Vincent di Fate, original artwork appears on Klarwein's website.

Ballantine Books 1972

Published June 1953 and featuring the work of L. Sprague de Camp and Fletcher Pratt, Paul Orban, Algis Budrys, Frank Kelly Freas, Charles Fritch, Joseph Eberle, Peter Coccagna, H.R. Smith, Poul Anderson, Alex Ebel, Philip K Dick, Tom Beecham, Peter Phillips, and John Wyndham.

From ISFDB:

"The first issue was called Fantasy Magazine. Subsequent issues were titled Fantasy Fiction. Title was changed as a result of threatened legal action by Ziff-Davis which claimed the title was too similar to their Fantastic.

According to page 2 of the fanzine "Fantasy Times" #187 (1st. October 1953): "The current [November 1953] issue of Fantasy Fiction lists on the masthead as being edited by Cameron Hall. This is actually a pen-name. Del Rey did the original editing of the mag and when he left Harry Harrison finished the job and put the issue to bed".

The article also states that "Fletcher Pratt has become the new editor of Fantasy Fiction, replacing Lester del Rey. The next issue of this magazine will be dated February 1954." However, no such issue appeared and the magazine ceased to exist. According to Mike Ashley's ''Transformations'': "[Publisher John] Raymond hired Fletcher Pratt to edit ''Fantasy Fiction'', and a fifth issue was compiled, but Pratt refused to deliver it until Raymond paid the authors, and when he didn't the magazine was dropped."

St Martin's Press, 1989.

1975 Berkley/Putnam

Ace Books, 1971

Published by Tokyo Sogensha under their Sogen SF Bunko imprint in 1980

Features stories by Frederik Pohl, Poul Anderson, Kit Reed, Brian Aldiss, Isaac Asimov, Dean Koontz, Joanna Russ, Harlan Ellison, Harry Harrison, Robert Silverberg, Barry Malzberg, James Tiptree Jr, and Philip K Dick

Heyne Science Fiction & Fantasy, 1978

1969 New English Library

Featuring stories by Robert Zelazny, James Schmitz, Harlan Ellison, Gordon Dickson, Larry Niven, Brian Aldiss, and JG Ballard.