Search Results: FICTION / Anthologies (multiple authors) from Trolls Treasure

New York: BBS Publishing /Galahad Books, 1994. First Galahad Edition. Hardcover. Fine/near fine. Over fifty 'fish tales' both fiction and nonfiction spanning 300 years with such contributors as Izaak Walton, Ernest Hemingway, Lewis Carroll, Herbert Hoover, Roy Bount, Jr, Zane Gray and many more. With lovely illustrations by Bill Elliott. Book is in fine condition and the dust jacket is near fine with light edge wear and light bumping.

Daw Books, 2005. First printing. Soft Cover. Very Good +. Advance Uncorrected Proof. Fifteen original stories that are as unique as the star systems in our universe. Peter Crowther invited some of today's most imaginative British authors to explore the greater universe, covering topics as varied as outer space, inner space, cosmology, astrology, Godhood, relationships and, above all, the Human Condition, and sharing only one thing in common--that they must be set on or in star systems which were somehow concerned with the figures in our constellations. Book is in very good condition with mild edge wear, corners and spine edges and points bumped. First four pages have a faint crease on lower corner. Otherwise, book appears unread.

Atlanta, GA: Peachtree Publishers, 1987. Stated First Edition. Paperback. Very Good +. Men and women working in an atmosphere of common respect and productivity, their work not limited by the boundaries of their gender but, rather, strengthened and broadened because of their ability to transcend gender -- that is the theme this volume is most concerned with. When writers, male or female, broaden the scope of their work by crossing the gender barrier and imagining the interior life of characters of the opposite sex, how does that imaginative act enrich the experience of fiction? -- from the Introduction of the book. Seventeen examples from the 70s and 80s of "cross-gender" writing from the finest fiction writers. Book is in very good condition with usual edge wear, corners bumped and spine ends rubbed. Inside covers are tanning.

New York: Crown Publishers, 1944. First printing. Hardcover. Good. Red cloth with gold gilt lettering on spine and illustration on cover; 932 p. At the time of publication, B A Botkin was in charge of the the Archives of American Folk Song of the Library of Congress. Foreword by Carl Sandburg. For its age this book is in good condition. Edges bumped and the corners worn, upper back cover has a small tear. General tanning. Previous owner's name on front end page with date 1945 Interior pages clean and tight. No dust jacket.