Search Results: Authors starting with H from Tom Davidson - Bookseller

A gritty murder mystery set in Hamill's beloved New York City. Page edges lightly toned else fine in fine dw, and SIGNED by Hamill on the title page.

A tale of love and hate in post-World War II Brooklyn, where Hamill grew up. Fine in fine dw, with an information sheet from New York City Technical College-CUNY where Hamill read from his novel. Warmly INSCRIBED on the front end paper to fellow novelist and New Yorker David Markson. Nice association copy!.

A paean to the people and places that have made New York what it is today, from Battery Park to Washington Square, from the mid-1800's to current post-9/11 New York. Hamill includes snapshots of the people who defined the city, from Peter Stuyvesant to Fiorello La Guardia to Thelonius Monk. Fine in fine dw, warmly INSCRIBED by Hamill on the title page to fellow writer and New Yorker Louis Auchincloss. Nice association copy!

The author's first book, about fine in similar white dw with a shade of toning to the edges. SIGNED by Hamill on the title page.

Hamill's third novel, source for the made-for-tv film of the same name. About fine in similar dw with the red lettering on the spine lightly faded. Briefly INSCRIBED and dated by Hamill on the front end paper.

Pretty copy of the authors literary debut, fine in fine white dw with a tiny faint spot on the rear panel.

The author's third psychological thriller, as new in similar dw, and SIGNED and dated on the day of publication, February 7th, 2008, on the title page.

The middle volume in Harris' Cicero Trilogy. Fine in about fine dw with slight surface scratchs to the rear panel. INSCRIBED by Harris to publisher Malcolm Forbes on the title page.

A very pretty copy of Harrison's 3rd novel, fine in about fine dw, with the yellow title faded on the spine. 1st state binding (5 1/16" wide) in a 1st state dw with $7.95 price intact and 3 reviews on back panel.

1st edition of the 3rd Detective Inspector Charlie Resnick novel, as new in similar dw and SIGNED by Harvey on the title page.

1st edition, as new in similar dw with the green belly-band intact, and SIGNED by the author on the title page.

The first hardcover reprint of the complete run of weekly magazines published from July to December 1937. Edited by Christopher Hawtree, with a preface by Graham Greene. A unique copy, with a TLS from Graham Greene to art historian Bevis Hillier of Sotherby's - indicating he (Greene) has changed his mind about parting with a Henry Moore sculpture and some Jack Yeats paintings - tipped in to the blank page opposite the half-title page. 3 corners very lightly tapped else fine in fine p/c dw.

1st edition of the author's chilling 5th novel, and the 1st title in her Walking Man series. As new in similar dw, and SIGNED by Hayder on the title page.

1st UK edition of Hazzard's novel of the occupation of Japan in the aftermath of WWII, winner of the National Book Award. Fine in fine dw, briefly INSCRIBED by Hazzard on the title page.

1st American edition of the author's first book, a collection of ten short stories. About fine in very good+ dw designed by George Salter, with a small hole in the middle of the spine, a triangular chip atop the rear panel, and very light chipping to the spine extremities. Warmly INSCRIBED and dated in the month of publication on the front end paper.

Hazzard's first novel, second book. Fine in fine dw slightly dulled on the spine, warmly INSCRIBED by the author on the front end paper.

First American edition of the Nobel Laureate's first book of prose, a collection of essays with a central preoccupying question: how should a poet properly live and write? Fine in very near fine dw lightly tanned on the spine and with a very tiny chip at the bottom of the front panel.

1st bilingual edition, with the original Old English and the new translation on opposite leaves. Winner of the Whitbread Award. Lovely copy, as new in silver-flecked black boards in similarly new dw.

A miniature book, #37 in a series of small books edited and published by Raymond Foye and Francesco Clemente. Hell was one of the pioneers of the punk rock scene in NYC, along with Patti Smith, The Ramones, and Tom Verlaine. Soft cover, nearly fine in near fine dw. Uncommonly INSCRIBED by Hell on the front end paper.

Text by Helprin with 13 full-color illustrations by Caldecott-winning illustrator Chris Van Allsburg. Fine in fine dw, SIGNED by the author and illustrator on the title page.