Search Results: Titles starting with A from Tom Davidson - Bookseller

Correct 1st edition of the 18th Commissario Brunetti novel, fine in fine dw and SIGNED by Leon on the title page.

The author's first book, source for the Clint Eastwood movie of the same name. About fine in similar dw, warmly INSCRIBED by Baldacci to one of his editors, Frances Jalet-Miller.

A beautiful copy of McElroy's eight book, fine in fine dw with a slight touch of rubbing to the extremities, and briefly INSCRIBED by the author on the front end paper; the book is SIGNED a second time on the title page.

The author's twelfth poetry collection, with an Introduction by Kenneth Rexroth. Fine in a nearly fine yellow dw with a closed tear on the front panel and a lightly toned spine, and SIGNED by Bartlett on the title page. A TLS from Bartlett to poet Howard Nemerov is laid in.

The author's uncommon second book of poetry, published twenty-five years after her acclaimed debut True Minds. Fine in white cloth boards in an about fine p/c dw with 1 tiny nick atop the red spine. Warmly INSCRIBED by Ponsot on the half-title page.

Limited edition of 500 copies, with 450 numbered copies for sale and 50 copies designated with Roman Numerals I-L reserved for the author and publisher. This is one of the 50 Roman numeral copies - XLVII - SIGNED by Coover on the limitation page. Small oval Library of Congress stamp on verso of title page else fine in boards absent dw as issued.

1st US edition of the author's first book, source for two excellent series on Masterpiece Theater, one in the 1980's, and the current series, now in it's third season. St. Martin's rarely designated first editions at this time, choosing to only designate additional printings. This copy is fine in green boards, in an about fine p/c dw with a tiny closed nick atop the rear edge of the spine. Lovely copy of an uncommon book in the first edition.

McMurtry's fifth novel, one that he considered a personal favorite. Pretty copy, about fine in similar dw with the red lettering on the spine faded to yellow.

1st edition of the third title in Cornwells acclaimed Kay Scarpetta series, fine in fine dw and SIGNED by Cornwell on the title page.

1st edition, 1st printing. Salter's final novel, well-received by critics and the public, rapidly exhausting numerous printings after a modest 1st run of 25,000 copies. This copy is new in similar dw.

Advance Reader's Edition, fine in blue and yellow wraps, in a nearly fine publisher's cardstock slipcase. One of an unknown number of copies (estimated at 200) SIGNED by Maxwell on the front end paper; this copy is additionally inscribed atop his signature.

1st edition, 1st printing with the complete number line present on the colophon page. As new in similar dw, SIGNED by the author on a tipped-in page.

Review copy of the author's second collection of short stories, following his acclaimed first book Welcome to the Arrow-Catcher Fair. Fine in very nearly fine yellow dw lightly faded on the spine.

A critical study of 41 contemporary poets, with a chapter devoted to each poet. Some of the authors included in the volume are A.R. Ammons, John Ashbery, James Dickey, Kenneth Koch, and Sylvia Plath, among others. Some very slight presence of water encroachment at the top of the book, visible only as a barely visible ripple to end pages at front and rear, thus near fine in near fine dw with a touch of fading to the spine. Howard has signed the book on the title page

Mosley's eighth book, introducing Socrates Fortlow in a series of fourteen interlinked stories. Fine in fine dw, SIGNED by Mosley on the title page.

Correct first edition with the errata slip tipped into page 109. Shaffer's brilliant Tony Award-winning play about the relationship between Mozart and Salieri, translated to the screen and the winner of 8 Academy awards. Fine in fine dw.

The author's 1st book, about fine in very nearly fine dw with 1 short closed tear atop the rear panel and some very light wear to the bottom edge of the panel. SIGNED by Casey on the title page.

Edited by Philip K. Jason with an introduction by Anna Balakian. A collection of fiction and non-fiction by the celebrated author perhaps best known for her erotica and diaries. Beautiful copy, fine in about fine p/c dw, and warmly and briefly INSCRIBED on the front end paper "for Marcia from Anais" to New Mexico poet and artist Marcia Muth.

Originally published as a Tower trade paperback, this is the first UK, and first hardcover edition of the author's uncommon third novel, fine in fine dw and SIGNED by Smith on the title page.

The author's third novel, fine in fine dw, very briefly INSCRIBED by Sayles atop the title page.