Why Kill A Butler First edition hardback in dust jacket by Powell, P H - 1952

Paulist Press. Used - Good. Used book that is in clean, average condition without any missing pages.

NY: Davis Publications, 1985. Vol.CV, No. 11. Edited by Stanley Schmidt. Cover art by David Hardy for "Science Fact: the Postdiluvian World" by Stephen L. Gillett, Ph.D. Includes "The Road Not Taken" (novelette) by Harry Turtledove; "Second Helpings" (novelette) by George R. R. Martin; "The Darkling Plain" (novelette) by P. M. Fergusson; "The Efficiency Expert" by W. R. Thompson; "Random Sample" by Heidi Heyer; "Siblings" by Larry Powell; "Beisbol" by Ben Bova. Reader's Department: "The Editor's Page: The Old Refrainss"; "In Times to Come"; "On Gaming" by Dana Lombardy; "The Alternate View" by G. Harry Stine; "Biolog: P. M. Fergusson" by Jay Kay Klien; "The Reference Library" by Tom Easton; "Brass Tacks"; "The Analog Calendar of Upcoming Events". Illustrated by Bob Walters, Arthur George, Janet Aulisio, and Judy Mitchell. Bits of label… Read More

New York: H.S.D. Publications. March 1971. Digest-size Magazine. Very Good. Clean and tight. Shelf-wear and mild tanning. 164 pages. Contents: A Good Kid by James Holding (novelette); The Shadow in the Mirror by George C. Chesbro; A Little More Rope by Edward D. Hoch; The Dogleg on the 12th Hole by Dennis Turner; A Possibility of Error by Richard M. Ellis; Farewell Gesture by George Grover Kipp; The Ubiquitous Heir by Miriam Allen deFord; Sam's Ziegfeld Folly by Leo P. Kelley; Night Call by Benjamin Swift; 'Gator Bait by Talmage Powell; The Good Neighbor Policy by Donald Olson; Fatal Charm by C.B. Gilford; Close-Up by Frank H. Olsen; The Agency by W.S. Doxey.

Kingswood Books. First Edition. Good. Good. Ship within 24hrs. Satisfaction 100% guaranteed. APO/FPO addresses supported

NY: Dell Magazines, 1971. Vol. 16, No. 3. Edited by Ernest M. Hutter. Cover photo. Includes "A Good Kid" (novelette) by James Holding; "The Shadow in the Mirror" by George C. Chesbro; "A Little More Rope" by Edward D. Hoch; "The Dogleg on the 12th Hole" by Dennis Turner; "A Possibility of Error" by Richard M. Ellis; "Farewell Gesture" by George Grover Kipp; "The Ubiquitous Heir" by Miriam Allen deFord; "Sam's Ziegfeld Folly" by Leo P. Kelley; "Night Call" by Benjamin Swift; "'Gator Bait" by Talmage Powell; "The Good Neighbor Policy" by Donald Olson; "Fatal Charm" by C. B. Gilford; "Close-Up" by Frank H. Olson; "The Agency" by W. S. Doxey. Creasing; corner wear; mild tanning.. SingleIssueMagazine. Very Good+.

NY: PAULIST PRESS. Fine. PAPERBACK. First Edition. 1989.

NY: H. S. D. Publications, 1967. Vol. 12, No. 3. Cover art is uncredited. Edited by G. F. Foster. Includes "The Lifesaver" (novelette) by Don Tothe; "Heir to Murder" by Ed Lacy; "The Privileges of Crime" by Talmage Powell; "Still Life" by Edwin P. Hicks; "Pitter-Patter" by Ed Dumonte; "Calculated Alibi" by Richard Deming; "A Big Black Horse" by Patricia H. Sykes; "The Marksman" by Clark Howard; "Loaded with Money" by Anthony Marsh; "Death Wish" by Lawrence Block; "Spilt Milk" by James A. Coxe; "The Man Must Die" by Jonathan Craig; "Cards on the Table" by Wenzell Brown; "Killer Cop" by Richard O. Lewis; "The Bet" by Arthur Porges. Names on front and again on rear in pen; minor soiling; minor creasing, edgewear and tanning.. SingleIssueMagazine. Very Good-.

London: Allan Wingate, (1957). First edition. Octavo, blue cloth, 169 pp. Photos. Test pilots. Near-Fine, bookplate, in a Very Good dust jacket that has been repaired on its reverse with transparent tape.

London, England: London, UK: Herbert Jenkins, 1953, 1st edition, First Printing, 1953. ------------( 1st printing of the First Edition ) hardcover, a solid Good example, in a chipped and tron dustjacket, store stamp on title page, ex-store lending copy, tape marks on boards, loss at upper and lower spine tips of jacket, any image directly beside this listing is the actual book and not a generic photo ///NOT SIGNED ---GUARANTEED to be AVAILABLE/// ---sizes are approximate (generally within 1/8 inch)---. First Edition. Hard Cover. Good (see description)/Good (see description). Illus. by Uncredited Cover Art. 5w x 7.5h Inches. NOT Price Clipped.

American Institute for Public Policy Research , 1968. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. Clean from markings. In good all round condition. No dust jacket. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,600grams, ISBN:

New York: Pocket Book edition, 1966, 20th printing. Pocket Book 50447. Vintage pulp fiction paperback, x, [2], 194pp., advert., cover price 50 cents.. Very Good Condition with bright cover page. Slight cover and spine creasing. There are bumped corners, and signs of shelf wear, top right corner of cover with slight crease and lower edges of cover worn. Pages are unmarked. Please see photos for specifics. A portion of all book sales from Babcock & 68th are donated to charity.

London: Arthur Barker Ltd. 1st Edition, 1975 ----------hardcover, with dust jacket. The book, in black boards with orange lettering and design to the spine, is an unblemished near fine copy. The unclipped jacket has light wear to the front panel top edge and spine extremities, and is almost near fine.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Near Fine/Near Fine. Note: our prices on Biblio are the LOWEST of any of the sites on which we list our books.

First Edition. (1993) Hardcover with d.j. Fine with near fine dust jacket. D.J. has slight curl on top edge and light rubbing on back. No worn edges. Tight binding with clean, sharp pages. No markings. 305 pages. Dolores Claiborne is a psychological thriller novel. The novel is narrated by the title character. Atypically for a King novel, it has no chapters, double-spacing between paragraphs, or other section breaks; thus the text is a single continuous narrative which reads like the transcription of a spoken monologue. This book is dedicated to King's mother: "For my mother, Ruth Pillsbury King."

An assortment of promotional material from various crime writers.Blue Neon Night, Michael Connelly's Los Angeles, DVD distributed with purchase of The Narrows. Narrated by William Petersen of CSI fame.Dark Sacred Night, The Music of Harry Bosch. CD featuring music curated by Michael Connelly. Includes Lush Life by Joe Henderson and Mood Indigo by Frank Morgan.Hard Revolution, CD featuring the soundtrack to the novel by George Pelecanos. Includes Tonight's the Night by Solomon Burke and Born Under A Bad Sign by Albert King.Be Cool, an excerpt from Be Cool by Elmore Leonard, "with compliments of diet Coke." Stickers remain on three sides as issued. (visible in photograph)The First Rule, an excerpt of book of the same title by Robert Crais. Distributed by the Seattle Mystery Bookshop. (Two copies.)Chatham River by Randy Wayne White. Limited edition, origininal short story. Publicaiton is 4 1/2 by 6 in size. Stapled wrappers. Published by Busted Flush Press in Houston. Copy 267 of 400 signed by White

2020 - 1st ed ("1" in number line) - SIGNED by author on the title page - "Godshot is the kind of book you find yourself thinking about incessantly." - Kristen Arnett - book: near fine - dj: near fine - dj in protective mylar sleeve"Drought has settled on the town of Peaches, California. The area of the Central Valley where fourteen–year–old Lacey May and her alcoholic mother live was once an agricultural paradise. Now it's an environmental disaster, a place of cracked earth and barren raisin farms. In their desperation, residents have turned to a cult leader named Pastor Vern for guidance. He promises, through secret "assignments," to bring the rain everybody is praying for.Lacey has no reason to doubt the pastor. But then her life explodes in a single unimaginable act of abandonment: her mother, exiled from the community for her sins, leaves Lacey and runs off with a man she barely knows. Abandoned and distraught, Lacey May moves in with her widowed grandma, Cherry, who is more concerned with… Read More

The Seven Dials Mystery (Midnight Mysteries) 1944 Books, Inc. Stated 1st. Pr. Thus) RARE IN THIS EDITION. By Agatha Christie. USED. Good-/ No DJ. Black boards, gold titling on spine. Light pop bottle rings mar front board. Original copyright by Dodd, Mead 1929. Loose last gather has been neatly taped in. A clean copy. Summary: "When Gerald Wade died, apparently from an overdose of sleeping draught seven clocks appeared on the mantelpiece. Who put them there and had they any connection with the night club in Seven Dials? This is the mystery that Bill Eversleigh and Bundle and two other young people set out to investigate...".

Murder for Christmas, a Poirot Story by Agatha Christie (1944 Midnite Mystery) COPYRIGHT BY AGATHA CHRISTIE MALLOWAN: "It is Christmas Eve, and elderly Simeon Lee is found violently murdered in his locked office. The police are immediately called, but of course nobody has a clue until Hercule Poirot arrives..." USED. 1944 Books inc. Midnite Mystery. Copyright 1938 - 1939 Agatha Christie Mallowan. Good+/ No DJ. Black boards with gold titling on spine. Titles gilting is still nice Scarce.

1982. Fine. Book Club Edition. Hardcover and dust jacket. D.j. is near fine with slight wear on top binding edge. Inside flap d.j has slight creases. Cover is smooth, unblemished, no tears, nicks or worn corners. Hardcover, as new, black boards with gilt lettering on spine. Tight binding, sharp, clean pages. No markings. (Actual photo) A flawless copy. 208 pages. "A" Is for Alibi is crime writer Sue Grafton's first mystery novel in the Kinsey Millhone "Alphabet mystery" series, first published in 1982.

Christie, Agatha: Remembered Death (aka Sparkling Cyanide) 1945 HARDCOVER WITH DUST JACKET. Unabridged. Please see our stock photo. Used. VG/Fair unclipped DJ. 209 pages. 5 3/8 X 7 ¾. A COLONEL RACE MYSTERY.

Jules Verne: Jules A Journey To The Centre Of The Earth 1959 Dodd, Mead Science Fiction Book Club Edition. Special introduction by Arthur C. Clarke. USED. VG/G original red, black and white Jean Morton dust jacket. Spine of jacket is skinned by price label removal. Beige boards, red topstain, 226 pages, binding is tight. Plot summary:" In Jules Verne's JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH, a geology professor, Otto Lindenbrock, and his nephew Axel discover and decode an ancient document that purports to show that a dormant volcano holds a secret entrance to a series of caverns leading to a subterranean world at the earth's center. In the name of scientific discovery, they follow the instructions and undertake a hazardous journey deep within the earth..."