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Tan's third novel, in addition to two children's books. Fine in fine dw, this copy is INSCRIBED by Tan on the title page to playwright John Guare. Nice association copy!.

1st edition of the author's 4th Lydmouth mystery, as new in dw and SIGNED by Taylor on the title page.

Slight bump to the upper edge of the rear board, with a thin line of fading to the board edges, nearly fine in similar dw with a light touch of fading to the yellow spine. SIGNED by Theroux on the front end paper.

The author's second work of fiction, in addition to several books of poetry. Fine in fine dw, SIGNED by Thomas on the title page

#10 in Hallwall's Top Stories series featuring writing by women authors. Nearly fine in black wraps with some rubbing to the edges of the front wrap, with original drawings by Jane Dickson. From the library of Ted Solotaroff, founder of The New American Review. Briefly INSCRIBED by Tillman "To Ted-" atop the verso of the front wrap.

Tillman's first novel, fine in fine dw. Complimentary card from the publisher laid in, along with Tillman's hand-written postcard from City Lights Bookstore to the recipient. Small first printing of 1,000 copies.

1st US edition of the author's third novel, very nearly fine in a similar dw with a touch of wear to the upper spine. SIGNED by Toibin on the title page.

1st US edition of Toibin's masterful retelling of the Greek myth of Agamemnon, Clytemnestra, and their children. Fine in fine dw, SIGNED by the author on the title page.

The author's acclaimed second novel, a staple on the New York Times bestseller list for over a year. There was a modest first printing of 25,000 copies, and the book has been reprinted nearly 50 times; first editions are uncommon is spite of the recent publication. About fine in a similar dw.

The first book by the author of The Treasure of the Sierra Madre. Originally published in Germany, the 1st English language edition was published in the UK; Traven was so discontent with the translation that he literally re-wrote the book for the American audience. Small previous owners sticker atop the inside front board else fine in black cloth boards; the yellow dw is mildly sun-darkened on the spine, with light edgewear to the spine as well. The # 179 has been written in small script at the base of the spine under the publisher's name. Original price ($2.50) intact atop the front flap. A collectible copy of an important book.

Correct 1st edition of the acclaimed Irish author's 5th collection of short fiction. Fine in fine price-clipped dw with the publishers new price label affixed just over the clip at the bottom of the front flap.

A selection of short stories from the acclaimed Irish author, fine in fine dw.

Correct 1st edition of the esteemed Irish author's eighth novel, fine in fine dw.

Correct first edition of the esteemed Irish author's second collection of short stories, praised by Graham Greene as "one of the best collections, if not the best, since James Joyce's Dubliners." Very pretty copy, fine in fine dw.

1st edition of the esteemed Irish authors 7th novel, in addition to three collections of short stories. Fine in fine dw, with a slip indicating the book is a complimentary copy from the desk of James Michie, a director at Bodley Head and a friend of Trevor's.

About fine in pictorial boards with the front cover illustrated with a collage by Roy Lichtenstein expressly created for this book. Four slight indentations on the rear panel else about fine in similar dw. SIGNED by Tuten on the title page.

1st edition of the award-winning author's seventh novel, fine in fine dw.

A very pretty copy of the award-winning author's fifth novel, fine in orange cloth boards, and a vibrant green top stain, in a similarly fine bright dw that is more-often encountered in poorer condition.