Search Results: Titles starting with D from Interior Monologue Books and Ephemera

Front Porch Republic Books, 2014-08-27. Paperback. Presumed 1st ed. Not stated. Used: Good - Shelf ware, some notations and underling to text. 100% readable. Clean. No odor or any kind. Scarce title, and getting scarcer. Out of print. Absolutely appropriate title/topic for today. The demise of virtue - indeed! David Bosworth writes with extraordinary grace and lucidity and calls to mind thework of earlier practitioners like Christopher Lasch, Jacques Ellul and David Riesman-Robert Boyers (Editor, Salmagundi)David Bosworth is a brilliant contrarian, the kind of thinker who identifies and cutsthrough what passes for the true, and provides us with the language for what we onlyhalf-knew prior to reading him.-Stephen Dunn (Pulitzer Prize-winning poet)Bosworth is, to my mind, a secular Emerson for our time"-Stephen Corey (Editor, The Georgia Review)Although the financial disaster of 2008 proved devastatingly quick, the evolution ofthe bad faith that drove the collapse is a more gradual story, and one that… Read More

Collection of Donny and Marie Osmond ephemera from the archive of Chicago news and TV personality Mr. Bill Zwecker. Included: *SIGNED Donny and Marie Osmond promotional pamphlet for their 2011 touring broadway Christmas show. Donny signed, "Donny Osmond - Merry Christmas" and Marie signed, "Bill, so great to see you again! Happy Birthday, love Marie Osmond."*Playbill from the show + Mr Zwecker's comped ticket. *Marie Osmond Bio that was part of the press junket for the show*Press release from the press junket*Donny Osmond Bio from the press junket*Two print outs from the evening of the show showing the lipstick print Marie left on Mr. Zwecker's head when she kissed him. *The folder everything came inAll very unique, one of a kind.

Viking, 2000. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Near Fine/Fine. Stated First (1st) Edition, First (1st) Printing (number line to 1). Purple boards with black binding show light shelf wear to extremities, while the dust jacket shows light shelf wear and is now protected by a removable, non-damaging, archival mylar cover. Remainder mark on bottom as pictured. Else fine.

Viking, 2000. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. VG+ w/ VG DJ. Stated First (1st) Edition, First (1st) Printing (number line to 1) Kerouac's love letters to Joyce Johnson. Purple boards with black binding show light shelf wear to extremities, while the dust jacket shows light shelf wear and is now protected by a removable, non-damaging, archival mylar cover. Pages are clean and unmarked with light foxing to top page edge, binding is tight and secure.