POST-APOCALYPTIC SCI-FI - and a few set just as the apocalypse is due

Sit back and enjoy the apocalypse and it's barbaric aftermath with a nice cup of tea.

Book grades (Very Good, Good, Fair, Acceptable, Poor) are explained below the list of books.
Where 2 or more books with the same title, edition & grade are available, I will sell the best copy first (unless you express a preference).
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Novels

JAMES AXLER Watersleep (Deathlands #39) : US, 1997, Gold Eagle / Worldwide Library : Good
Novel by Terry Collins under the name James Axler.

DAVID BRIN The Postman : "This edition published by Orbit in 1997" : Good

STEVEN GOULD Blind Waves : 2001, US, Tor 1st print : SOLD!

RONALD HALL The Open Cage : 1973, Panther 1st thus : Acceptable (binding poor, with a few loose pages)

RAY HAMMOND Extinction : 2005, Pan Books 4th print : Good

TREVOR HOYLE The Last Gasp : "First published in Great Britain by Sphere Books Ltd 1984" : Good (pen line on bottom page edges)

JAMES KAHN World Enough, and Time : "A Granada Paperback UK Original","Published by Granada Publishing Limited in 1982" : Good

JAMES KAHN World Enough, and Time : "A Granada Paperback UK Original","Published by Granada Publishing Limited in 1982" : Acceptable (library stamps etc at front)

JOHN MANTLEY The 27th Day : 1964, Four Square Books 2nd print : Good (but pencil writing inside front cover)

KIM STANLEY ROBINSON The Wild Shore : 1985, Orbit 1st thus Post : Good

THOMAS N. SCORTIA, FRANK M. ROBINSON The Prometheus Crisis : 1977, Pan 1st thus : Acceptable (binding splitting in middle of book)

ERIC SHAPIRO It's Only Temporary : Permuted Press, UK print-on-demand novella : Very Good

MARGARET ST. CLAIR Sign of the Labrys : "Corgi edition published 1963", "First publication in Great Britain": Fair
Far more than just a post-apocalyptic romp, this Wiccan-themed SF was cited by Gary Gygax as an inspiration for D&D. Enthusiasts of the game will recognise the forerunner of Castle Greyhawk.

PATRICK TILLEY Cloud Warrior (Amtrak Wars #1) : 1988, Sphere reprint : Acceptable

JOHN VARLEY Millennium : "First published in Great Britain by Sphere Books Ltd 1985" : Good

M.K. WREN A Gift Upon the Shore : 1991, Roc UK 2nd print : Good

Short Fiction Anthologies

THE RUINS OF EARTH Ed. Thomas M. Disch : 1975, Arrow 1st thus : Acceptable (ex-lib, mylar-covered) 

GRADING

Very Good - minor defects, faults or wear to cover, pages & dust jacket if present; only light creasing to spine; light tanning to pages; if writing present at front, it is in pencil

Good - average book, complete & intact; faults may include: heavier creasing to spine & page tanning, bumping, foxing (yellow/brown marks) & cover fading; may be small stamp / sticker or writing in pen at front of book

Fair - between good and acceptable

Acceptable - book with complete text pages (incl. maps, plates) but may lack endpapers; may have heavy creasing, marks, bumping & foxing; edges & corners of covers / pages may be damaged; covers may feature stickers or sticker remains, etc; binding may be weak or splitting with 1 or 2 loose pages; book may show some signs of poor storage, possibly in a damp environment; may be ex-library

Poor - book that is sufficiently worn that its only merit is the complete text, which will be legible; multiple pages or page blocks may have come loose

Please message me with any questions about these or any other items I have listed (product details, combining postage etc). Also, you can now visit my ebay shop and browse the various categories there. I have many books and magazines that are not yet listed, and I'm happy to see if I have a title you are searching for.