PS publishing, Date: 2001. 1st printing. SIGNED. This is Reynolds twist on The Dark Tower. Roland Childe assembles a katet team of mercenaries to investigate an alien Spire on a remote planet.. Paperback. fine b-format paperback, Andrew Hardy cover. British Fantasy Award Nominee for Best Short Fiction (2002). 2001. PS publishing ISBN 1902880277 9781902880273 [GB]

Harrogate, UK PS Publishing 2001 First edition. Hard cover Fine in fine dust jacket. Signed by author. 118 p. Audience: General/trade. The book is double signed, by Alastair Reynolds and Stephen Baxter who does the Introduction, this copy is number 389 of 400

Harrogate PS Publishing 2001 Hard cover Hardy, David A 111 p. 1st Limited Edition hardcover from PS (UK), 2001. SIGNED BY ALASTAIR REYNOLDS AND STEPHEN BAXTER (intro)! #26 of 300 such numbered copies. FINE IN FINE DJ. David A Hardy jacket art.

ISBN10: 1902880277, ISBN13: 9781902880273, [publisher: PS Publishing, Leeds] Hardcover First Edition As New in an As New dustjacket. Bound in full black cloth. The spine is stamped in gilt. Octavo. 111pps., plus ads. A flawless, collector's-quality copy: clean, tight, square, and bright. All tips are sharp. Yet to be read. The dustjacket, glossy in a mylar sleeve, is equally fine; the original price is intact. This original edition is limited to 400 copies SIGNED by both the author and by Stephen Baxter (who does the Introduction) on a special limitation page. ".Richard Swift is a failure; a brilliant theorist and thinker on alien intelligence who has been excluded from the most significant project of his era due to a bitter family dispute. Bored and restless, he is shocked by the return of his oldest friend -- the supposedly dead Roland Childe. Once, Swift and Childe entertained each other with intricate games and challenges. Now Childe proposes that they -- and a small number of other experts -- tackle the greatest challenge of all: gaining entry into a sinister alien structure on a nameless world light years from Swift's home. But Swift and Childe are not the first to attempt this task. Others have come before them and failed. Their bones litter the ground, testifying to the appalling punishments that the structure has inflicted on those who would dare to better it. No one sane would take Childe up on his offer. But there is nothing that Swift ...
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PS publishing 2001 1st printing. SIGNED. This is Reynolds twist on The Dark Tower. Paperback Fine b-format paperback, Andrew Hardy cover. British Fantasy Award Nominee for Best Short Fiction (2002)