Anglophile Fiction Q-Z from Anglophile Books

New York: Carroll & Graf. Very Good. c1940,1992. Softcover; Mass Market PB. Spine creased, covers lightly edgeworn, inside covers and page edges pale brown (seen before in this edition); interior pages clean, none loose. ; Cover matches sample image. .

NY: Knopf. Fair. 1953. First US Edition. Hardcover. Spine ends and corners bumped and fraying, cloth worn to boards on all corners, spine sunned (seen frequently in this edition), orange cloth boards have a few soil marks. Pages age yellowed with a few soil spots in margins and edges; endpapers decorated with map of Barsetshire.… Read more about this item

Orlando, FL: Magic Carpet Books. Very Good+. c2004,2006. Softcover; Mass Market PB. Faint edgewear, a few smudges to page edges; lovely copy, looks unread. ; <b>The delightful sequel to 'Sorcery and Cecelia' set in 1817. Cecilia and Kate are on a Grand Tour of the Continent and become entangled in a mysterious plot to create a magical… Read more about this item

NY: Magic Carpet Books. Very Good+. c1988, 2004. Softcover; Mass Market PB. No spine or cover creases, very light edgewear, top page edges pale yellow; looks unread. A very nice copy. ; <b>Kate, in London, and Cecelia, in the country, have alot to write to each other about during the 1817 season. <br><br>For starters, there's the… Read more about this item

London: Hogarth Press. Very Good. c1937, 1988. Reprint. Softcover; Trade PB. Covers lightly creased, light edgewear, small skinned area on front cover (from old price sticker?) Pages yellowed (seen frequently in this edition), red remainder mark bottom edge; pages clean, none loose. A nice copy.; <b>Colin Keith teaches at Southbridge during a break from his law … Read more about this item

NY: Barnes & Noble. Very Good in Very Good dust wrapper. c1991,1995. Hardcover. Quarter cloth binding lightly bumped at faintly sunned spine tail. Previous owner address label on front free endpaper pages 278 to rear endpaper have a single long crease as if pages bent at one time; no binding problems, pages clean and bright. Dust… Read more about this item

Boston: Little, Brown & Company. Good+. 1965. First US Edition. Hardcover. <b>"A beguiling tale, at once nostalgic and candid about coming of age and the healing effects of time, this 1965 novel reveals much of the author's love of theater in the story of a determined young Lancashire girl arriving in London. Mouse never did fully suit… Read more about this item

New York: Carroll & Graf. Very Good. c1933,1992. Reprint. Softcover; Mass Market PB. <B>Our introduction to Laura Morland, the writer of 'rather good bad novels', her son Tony, and many other beloved Barsetshire characters. Recommended.</B>; Spine creased, covers lightly edgeworn, page edges yellowed (see often in this edition); interior pages clean, none loose.; Image is actual… Read more about this item

Chicago: Academy Chicago Publishers. Very Good. c1968,1990. Reprint. Softcover; Trade PB. Light edgewear and cover creases, no spine creases, page edges yellowed (seen before in this edition).; <b>The village of Fairacre has a festival to help pay for the damage done to the roof of St. Patrick's church by an October storm.</b> .

London: Collins. Very Good in Very Good dust wrapper. 1953. First British Edition. Hardcover. Green cloth binding, spine ends and bottom corners lightly bumped, front hinge beginning to split at pastedown as is often seen with Collins editions from this time. Yellowed page edges have a few tiny soil marks; interior pages clean. Small bookseller label on… Read more about this item

London: Corsair. As New. c1963, 2012. Softcover; Mass Market PB. Unread copy received with faint edgewear.<P>; <br><b>The author of the delightful 'I Capture the Castle' provides us with another enchanting novel. Devotees of D.E. Stevenson will smile at the similarities between secretary-housekeeper Jane Minton and many a Stevenson heroine. Jane is warmly welcomed by… Read more about this item

Edinburgh: Greyladies. New. c1940, 2014. First Edition Thus. Softcover; Trade PB. A new book. All copies received from printer with very light edgewear and faint horizontal ripples on spines. ; <b>This novel was written in 1940, near the beginning of World War II. It is set in England before, and just after, the start of World… Read more about this item

Wakefield, RI: Moyer Bell. As New. c1952, 1998. Softcover; Trade PB. A lovely unread copy.; <B>Earlier US editions of this book were published as 'Happy Return'.</b>; This Barsetshire novel 'welcomes us back to a county still shadowed by the war and its aftermath. Old friends and new faces join the community conversation, as Sir Cecil Waring has… Read more about this item

Wakefield, RI: Moyer Bell. As New. c1945, 2001. Reprint; Second Printing. Softcover; Trade PB. A lovely unread copy.; <b>One of the World War II Barsetshire novels.</b>; 'While "the war had mingled all races and creeds, it had not as yet mingled Old Town and New," winks the author in this Barsetshire chronicle from 1945. Under the tutelage… Read more about this item

NY: Moyer Bell. As New. c1955. Softcover; Trade PB. An unread copy with faintest edgewear. No date on this edition, issued after publisher became an imprint of Beaufort Books. ; <B>In this Barsetshire chronicle of village society (Hatch End and Little Misfit) and family life (The Hallidays and the Grahams) the elusive Sir Robert Graham … Read more about this item

Boston: Moyer Bell. As New. c1961, 2005. Softcover; Trade PB. A lovely unread copy. ; <b>The final Barsetshire Chronicle. Left unfinished upon Mrs. Thirkell's death, it was completed by Lejeune. All of Barchester gathers together to celebrate Laura Morland's 70th birthday.The cover illustration is from a painting by Burne-Jones, AT's grandfather. This edition now out… Read more about this item

London: Folio Society. Very Good+. 2002. Fourth Printing. Hardcover. 172,476,524 pages. Quarter cloth bindings with decorated paper covered boards and decorated endpapers. Two of the lovely volumes are near fine.The very good 'Barchester Towers' volume has circular dampstains on front and a few white spots on back. No dust wrappers as issued, blue slipcase, faintly … Read more about this item

Boston: Little, Brown & Company. Very Good- in Good dust wrapper. 1940. First US Edition. Hardcover. "First Edition" stated on copyright page with "Published October 1940" beneath. Spine ends bumped, cloth edges lightly worn but not torn or worn to boards. Page edges soiled and foxed as are pastedowns and endpapers (seen before in this edition). A… Read more about this item

NY: The Dial Press. Near Fine in Near Fine dust wrapper. 2008. Second Printing. Hardcover. <b><i>“ I wonder how the book got to Guernsey? Perhaps there is some sort of secret homing instinct in books that brings them to their perfect readers.” </i>January 1946: London is emerging from the shadow of the Second World War, and writer… Read more about this item

NY: Tom Doherty Assoc.. Very Good- in Very Good+ dust wrapper. 2008. First US Edition. Hardcover. 431 pages. Spine ends bumped,short closed tear at spine head, board edges faintly soiled, page edges pale yellow; no binding problems, pages clean and bright. Unclipped dust wrapper slightly edgeworn.; <b>The village is the tiny town of Ballybucklebo in rural Northern… Read more about this item