Belmont Books

• Illustration — Cover illustration for The Quest of Kadji (Belmont, 1971). • Michael Avallone: • Shock Corridor (1963) — novelization of the screenplay of Samuel Fuller's film • Tales of the Frightened, edited by Boris Karloff (1963) — though based on the recordings by Karloff of the same title, and featuring his image on the book cover, contained stories written by Avallone • Robert Bloch: • House of the Hatchet (1960) • More Nightmares (1961) — Belmont #L92-530 • Terror (1962) — Belmont L92-537 (Working title: Amok) • Yours Truly, Jack the Ripper (1962) — Belmont #L92-527 • Horror 7 (1963) — Belmont #90–275 • The Living Demons (Sept. 1967) — Belmont #B50-787 • Ladies Day / This Crowded Earth (1968) — "A Belmont Double"; Belmont B60-080 • Lin Carter: • Beyond the Gates of Dream, by Carter and collaborators (Aug. 1969) — collection of short stories • Giant of World's End (Feb. 1969) • The Quest of Kadji (July 1971) — the first book of the Chronicles of Kylix series • The Purloined Planet (May 1969) • The Thief of Thoth (Jan. 1968) - "A Belmont Double"; Belmont/Tower 50244 • Groff Conklin (as editor): Twisted (May 1962) — anthology of horror short stories; reprinted in 1967 • Philip K. Dick: The Penultimate Truth (1964) • John M. Faucette: The Warriors of Terra (1970) • Philip José Farmer: The Gate of Time (1966) • Harlan Ellison: • Doomsman (July 1972) - "A Belmont Double"; Belmont/Tower 50244 • Gardner Fox: • Kothar series: • Kothar: Barbarian Swordsman (1969) • Kothar of the Magic Sword (Jan. 1969) • Kothar and the Demon Queen (1969) • Kothar and the Conjurer's Curse (1970) • Kothar and the Wizard Slayer (1970) • The Lady from L.U.S.T. series (Fox writing as "Rod Gray"): • The Copulation Explosion (1970) • Easy Ride (1971) • The Lady Takes It All Off (1971) • Ivan Howard (as editor): • Escape to Earth (1962) — includes three stories from Future Fiction • The Weird Ones (1962) — includes three stories from Future Fiction • 6 and the Silent Scream (1963) — includes three stories from Science Fiction • Novelets of Science Fiction (1963) — anthology containing L. Sprague de Camp's short story "The Galton Whistle" as well as four stories from Dynamic Science Fiction and four from Future Fiction • Rare Science Fiction (1963) — includes three stories from Science Fiction Quarterly and four stories from Science Fiction • Way Out (1963) — six of the seven stories are from Dynamic Science Fiction, mostly from the first issue • Masters of Science Fiction (1964) — includes four stories from Science Fiction • Things (1964) — includes three stories from Future Fiction • Now and Beyond (1965) — includes four stories from Science Fiction and four from Future Fiction • Laurence Janifer: The Final Fear (1967) • Damon Knight: The Metal Smile (1968) • Lloyd Kropp: The Drift (1971) — reprint of 1969 original (published by Doubleday) • Frank Belknap Long: • The Horror Expert (Dec. 1961) • The Hounds of Tindalos (Aug. 1963) — story collection; reprint of title originally published by Arkham House, 1946 • It Was the Day of the Robot (1963) • This Strange Tomorrow (Feb. 1966) • Journey Into Darkness (April 1967) •...And Others Shall Be Born (Jan. 1968) — bound with The Thief of Thoth by Lin Carter • Lest Earth Be Conquered (Dec. 1966) — reissued as The Androids (Tower Books, 1969) • Robert Payne (writing as "Richard Cargoe"): The Back of the Tiger (1961) • Don Rico: Lorelei (1966) • Joseph Ross (as editor): The Best of Amazing (1969) • David Saunders: M Squad: The Chicago Cop Killer (1962) • The Shadow: • Return of The Shadow, by Walter B. Gibson (1963) • The Shadow Strikes, by Dennis Lynds writing as Maxwell Grant (1964) • Beware Shadow, by Dennis Lynds writing as Maxwell Grant (1965) • Cry Shadow, by Dennis Lynds writing as Maxwell Grant (1965) • The Shadow's Revenge, by Dennis Lynds writing as Maxwell Grant (1965) • Mark of The Shadow, by Dennis Lynds writing as Maxwell Grant (1966) • Shadow Go Mad, by Dennis Lynds writing as Maxwell Grant (1966) • Night of The Shadow, by Dennis Lynds writing as Maxwell Grant (Nov. 1966) • The Shadow, Destination: Moon, by Dennis Lynds writing as Maxwell Grant (1967) • Harry Shorten: There Oughta Be a Law (1969, 1971) • Warren Smith Finder's Keepers (1965) • Denys Val Baker: Bizarre Loves (1964) • Charles Willeford: The Machine in Ward Eleven (1963) — short story collection. Willeford stated, "I had a hunch that madness was a predominant theme and a normal condition for Americans living in the second half of this century. The publication of [the book] and its reception by readers confirmed what I had only heretofore suspected."