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

New York, NY: Picador USA, 2021 As new, never sold, first trade paperback edition, first printing, signed by the author, full number line, no remainder marks. This signed copy/special edition made available solely for Independent Bookstore Day 2021 w/ content exclusive to this edition. Scarce.

Used - Like new. DJ wrapped in protective Brodart-like cover, removable, with texture. Signed in liquid gold. Ken Kesey's Last Go Round: A Real Western: First edition published by Viking in 1994, hardcover with dust jacket, signed on the first free end page in gold liquid ink, "Ken Kesey"; in that characteristically whimsical style that represents the author's unique mind and artistry. The first edition is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity from Key-Z Productions, signed by Stephanie Kesey. Purchased at auction from a consigned who had a long mail correspondence with the author. Publisher Penguin Publishing Group
ISBN-10 0670848832
ISBN-13 9780670848836
Book Title Last Go Round
Author Ken Babbs, Ken Kesey
Format Hardcover
Language English
Topic General, Literary, Westerns
Publication Year 1994
Genre Fiction
Copyright Date 1994
Lccn 93-028615

NEW YORK: PUTNAM, 2005. First Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. VG+ in a VG unclipped DJ. First Printing (1-10). 2 corner bumped else fine. DJ has expected shelf ware + 1 small 3-4 mm tear on top of front flat. Front of DJ has a 3" crease you can see with the right lighting and from an angle. See pics. You will receive that exact copy. Square, clean, and unmarked. Amy Tan is the award winning author of "The Joy Luck Club" and "The Bonesetter's Daughter"--a very talented author who also writes music among other talents. Very collectable condition--signed.

Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company, 2010. Paperback. Very Good. ages are unmarked. Corners not sharp, typical light shelf ware. Pages pristine. No real problems. Ahlème, a young woman living on the outskirts of Paris, is trying to make a life out of the dreams she brought with her from Algeria and the reality she faces every day. Her father lost his job after an accident at his construction site. Her mother was lost to a massacre in Algeria. And her brother, Foued, boils with adolescent energy and teeters dangerously close to choosing a life of crime. As she wanders the streets of Paris looking for work, Ahlème negotiates the disparities between her dreams and her life, her youth and her responsibilities, the expectations of those back home and the limitations of life in France. With the same laugh-out-loud, razor-sharp humor that made Kiffe Kiffe Tomorrow an international hit, Some Dream for Fools shows Faïza Guène's evolution as a novelist and reminds us of her extraordinary talent as… Read More