1st, signed by 2(author,intro), Dracula Unbound by Brian W Aldiss, Easton Press

Description: Dracula Unbound by Brian W. Aldiss (signed) Frontispiece by Frank Mayo Introduction by James Gunn (signed) Easton Press First Edition Description: Leatherbound hardback book published by Easton Press in 1991. Bound in top grade red leather with 22kt gold lettering and cover artwork. Hubbed spine, acid neutral paper with page edges gilded, satin moire endpapers, and a satin ribbon book mark sewn in. Unused publisher supplied bookplate laid in (not attached). Originally issued by Easton Press signed only by the author on a special signature page without inscription or personalization, I have also gotten this copy signed as follows: Signed by the introduction writer on the title page without inscription or personalization. Part of the Easton Press Signed First Editions of Science Fiction series. Synopsis: In a brilliant reimagining of Bram Stoker’s horror classic, an inventor travels back in time to save humankind from a nightmarish enslavement by vampires Joe Bodenland has figured out how to manipulate time — a discovery that leads him to Utah and an impossible sixty-five-million-year-old human gravesite. It is here that he learns of the existence of a monstrous race of intelligent predators as old as the dinosaur, and of the remarkable “train” the undead creatures use to travel back and forth from a Paleolithic past to a monstrous far future in which Homo sapiens are enslaved cattle. With the fate of all humanity at stake, Joe commandeers the ghostly transportation and rides it back to Victorian England, where he enlists the aid of a powerful ally, the author Bram Stoker, in the battle to secure Earth. But to prevent the coming apocalyptic nightmare, they must first confront and destroy the most cunning and deadly being the world has ever known: Lord Dracula, the immortal vampire.. Brian Says (from his website): . . . the story is (also) a Roger Corman romp. I suggested the idea to him when he dined with Margaret and me on Boars Hill. Later, in Florida, Roger told me he could not film the book: it was too expensive. In the mind, of course, no expense is spared. Among the many liberties taken with reality is this: that Bram Stoker, instead of living in Chelsea, is represented as owning our house. It and the grounds are accurately depicted in the story. Plus the vampires of course . . . Condition: Binding - fine, one minor scratch to the bottom page edge gilding, otherwise like new. Dust jacket - none, as issued. Our Business Policies: Use the Contact Seller link near the top of this listing to see our FAQs, which should answer most questions about our business and listing policies. We have moved the extensive text we used to have here to those FAQs. Shipping and Packing: General Information: We always ship in sturdy new boxes with premium heavy duty packing tape, bubblewrap and filler to keep the item(s) away from the sides of the box. The pictures below show the boxes that we use for shipping. A Note On Customs: When customs forms are required for a shipment, we fill them out honestly, stating that the contents are merchandise and giving the price you paid for the item (not including the shipping) as the value. Please do not ask us to do otherwise. Take any customs duty that you will have to pay into consideration before making your purchase. Please note that many countries have restrictions on the import of certain goods and sometimes on the maximum value that can be shipped to the country by various shipping methods. Priority Mail International insurance cannot be purchased for all countries and some limit the amount of insurance that can be purchased (default indemnity coverage seems to apply to all countries). Details on shipping conditions by country can be found on the United States Post Office web site.

Price: 110 USD

Location: Fresno, California

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