Women And The Media from Jourcomm Books

A prominent writer and newspaper publisher, who was convicted in federal court of being a common scold. Like new except for penciled name and purchase info inside cover.

Communication by and about women around the world. Like new; no marks.

Engaging autobiography of author of novels -- many of which became popular motion pictures -- such as Cimarron, Show Boat, and more. Residue of bookplate removed from inside cover; discoloration along hinges; price in colored pencil; owner's name lightly penciled; dj tattered along top and spine. No marks in text.

Correspondent in Europe and Asia. Tight and clean text; a little sunning on edges of the first few pages; only marks are owner's name lightly penciled.

For teen readers. Leslie, among the most influential women in 19th century journalism, was an important editor in the publishing house run by her husband. An ex-library book with a pocket, stamps, and a call number on the spine, plus an owner's name in ink, Binding is tight and there is no underlining or writing in the text.

Stated first printing. Tight, clean; some foxing inside front and back covers; one name in ink, another lightly penciled

Like new except for owner's name lightly penciled inside cover.

Tight, clean copy; only marks are an owner's name, in ink, on inside cover. Inscription, written on paper and pasted onto FFEP: "To Dixie Roach Harris (and Ray, too.) Who truly knew me 'when' Kathleen Ann Smallzried 'Kay to you.'" Front flap from DJ included.

Tight, clean copy with small price tag on cover and slightly rubbed fore edge of cover.

Ex-lib book in good condition. Pocket removed from front-free endpaper, damaging image of map printed there (image also repeated on rear inside cover); "Withdrawn" also stamped there. DJ in vg condition but with small call-number label. Text clean.

Issue 165 of Journalism and Mass Communication Monographs. Mailing label removed from back cover.

Ex-lib with the usual markings, otherwise a tight, clean copy.

Focuses on portrayal of minorities and women in TV programs and news as well as their employment at TV stations. Cover edges rubbed, slight folds on some pages, and little underlining; small price label on cover and owner's name in pencil.

Tight, clean copy with DJ that's slightly sunned at edges.

Clean copy with no marks other than owner's penciled name. Bottom of rear cover has very small nick; one-inch tear in DJ.

Clean copy with owner's name in pencil; rear free-end paper slightly marred where label might have been removed. DJ has small nicks on spine and price clipped. Patterson ran a family-owned Washington, DC, newspaper.

Clean copy. Tight binding, no marks other an penciled owner's name.

Tight, clean copy; penciled owner's name only marks. Cover slightly scuffed and binding shows minor rubbing.

Author witnessed the rise of Fascism in Europe. Book is solid, with owner's name in ink, a couple of small tears, and smudges on cover from handling.

The role of women in early radio. Binding has slight tear at top and scuffed at bottom. The names of two owners in ink, along with an inscription from one; also an embossed name. No marks in text.