About Other Worlds Bookstore
The searchable on-line inventory [updated several times each week] currently contains about 30,000 items [of which over 4,000 are signed]. Other Worlds specializes in used and out-of-print science fiction, fantasy, and horror; but also carries selected other fiction and non-fiction. Other Worlds stocks hardcover and paperback books, and pulp and digest sized magazines; ranging from inexpensive reading/filler copies to signed first editions in Fine condition.
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Bookstore Terms
All items are offered subject to prior sale.
All prices are subject to change.
All payments must be made in US dollars.
Orders from Rhode Island residents (or being dropshipped within the state) will be subject to Rhode Island's 7% sales tax.
METHODS OF PAYMENT:
Checks, bank drafts, and money orders will be accepted for orders *only* from US based customers. Such acceptance is at the discretion of Other Worlds Bookstore (based on the size of the order, etc). Payment *must* be received ... [More Information]
Shipping Terms:
Orders usually ship within 2 business days.
Shipping matrix charges are based on books (together with all packing materials) weighing 2.0 pounds or less (or, where appropriate, fitting into a flat rate envelope). If your book order is heavier than 2.0 pounds or/and bulky/oversized or/and totals more than US$50, we may contact you to let you know extra shipping is required. (NB: Abebooks has set some of its shipping matrix maximum amounts unrealistically low for orders to be shipped outside the US, especially for the standard shipping option, which may also result in requests for extra shipping).
Shipping charges (especially for non-US based customers) in part reflect the various policies and fees that Abebooks mandates from its dealers. (Consequently, and at a minimum, all orders must qualify to be shipped via an insurable and/or trackable class of mail).
Please note that in late April 2008 Abebooks more than doubled the percentage of the shipping charge, including any adjustments, that it keeps for itself rather than passing on the full amount it collects from you to me. [This is in addition to the other listing and item transaction fees that it was already charging me].
In May 2007 the USPS did away with all surface mailing options, and also reclassified and substantially raised the rates of its air options, for orders to be shipped outside of the United States, with planned periodic increases thereafter.
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