Search Results: Authors starting with C from Fables Bookshop

Juta. East London nd. circa early 1900s.. Unused. A little spotted front and rear.. Photographic view card.

nd. circa 1900s.. Unused. A little foxed to both sides.. Black & white photographic view card.

nd. circa 1900s.. Unused. Foxed to both sides.. Black & white photographic view card.

J.C. Juta & Co. nd.. Unused. Some foxing to edges & rear.. Photographic view card.

J.C. Juta & Co. East London nd.. Unused. foxed front and rear.. Photographic view card.

J.C. Juta. nd. circa early 1900s.. Unused, foxed to rear, minor traces only to front.. Photographic view card.

Cengage 2013 International edition.. An as-new unused copy.. 360pp softcover. If you are a panic-struck statistics student then this is the text designed to get you past the 'fear of the formula' block. This text maintains an emphasis on the logic of statistics all the while focusing on an intuitive understanding of the process.

Ravan. Johannesburg 1990 5th imp.. No inscription. VG+ condition.. 112pp 4to p/b. illustrated b/w photos etc. An alternative history challenging the Eurocentric view of events.

Vantage Press. NY 1992 1st edition 1st printing.. No inscriptions. front edges of boards bumped, barely visible when viewing dustwrapper. VG+ only in VG+ dustwrapper (light rubbing but no chips, tears, or loss). An attractive copy.. Black cloth boards. 133pp 8vo.

Otto Schulze & Co. Edinburgh 1908.. Minor insect attrition to top and front edges of front board only. 4 square corners, vellum dusty. a very sound copy. ff tanned, etchings unaffected.. Gilt on brown cloth boards, one quarter vellum spine, marbled end-papers. xxx + 60 etchings tipped in. 4to. Limited de Luxe edition No.40 of 150. Signed by D.Y. Cameron.

AD Donker 2004.. No inscriptions. VG+ condition.. 160pp paperback. Selections from: The Flaming Terrapin, The Wayzgoose, Adamastor, Flowering Reeds, Mithraic Emblems, Talking Bronco, as well as a selection of other early and late poems. Plus some translations from Saint John of the Cross, Baudelaire, Horace, Paco d'Arcos, and assorted poems from the French, Spanish, & Portuguese writings of Rimbaud, Apollinaire, Valls, Camoes, Pessoa, & Lorca.

Denis Dobson. 1966 1st edition.. No inscriptions. four square corners. some ff have a 'fold' in as small manufacturing defect else VG+ in VG dustwrapper (spine tanned and small chip at bottom, minor loss to tail, insect depredations around fold-ins, no major chips, loss, or tears). externally still a good looking copy if less than pristine.. Brown cloth boards. 269pp 8vo. Stories by Gordon Dickson, Christopher Anvil, Rick Raphael, John Berryman, Clifford D. Simak, Winston P. Sanders, Seaton McKettrig, & Jonathan Blake MacKenzie.

Denis Dobson. 1967 1st edition.. Ownership inscription to front pastedown beneath dustwrapper fold-in, else VG+ condition in VG dustwrapper. (minor insect attrition along top edge of fold-ins, clipped, no chips, loss, or tears). excellent appearance.. Black cloth boards 224pp 8vo. Stories by Norman Spinrad, Dean McLaughlin, Poul Anderson, R.A.J. Phillips, Mack Reynolds, Randall Garrett, & Frank Herbert.

Winchester Press 1983.. Neat ownershp inscription to the half-title page. eps foxed else a VG copy.. Printed boards 1212pp illustrated 8vo. A solid period guide to the three inclusive states in or adjacent to South Africa. Much detail on infrastructure, tourism, and much anything else above grass level.

Denis Dobson. 1976 1st edition.. No inscription. VG+ in dustwrapper. (spine fading o/w shows little wear except light insect attrition along top of front fold-in only) . an attractive copy.. Black cloth boards. 227pp 8vo. Stories by Colin Knapp, Robert Chilson, Dean McLaughlin, Harry Harrison, William Earls, Joseph Wesley, Lawrence A. Perkins, R.C. Fitzpatrick, & Steve Chapman.

Books of Rhodesia. Bulawayo 1972. Reprint of the 1926 edition with new Publisher's Introduction, map and illustrations. 1st edition thus.. No inscriptions. VG+ condition.. 192pp softcover with fold-in wraps. The British South Africa Company awarded this story 1st prize in a competition open to all employees of the Company in 1911. The incidents upon which the author based his tale were related to him by Malida, an old Matabele, in 1897.

Ad Donker 1988. Vol.4 isbn 0868520799.. No inscriptions. eps tanned else Fine copies in VG dustwrappers (some light wear, spines faded, no loss, or tears). Good+ slipcase (worn but sound).. 2 volumes in slipcase. Red cloth boards. 631pp + 651pp 8vo. These 2 volumes contain the prose writings of Roy Campbell, South Africa's most prolific poet. Volume 3 contains 'Wyndham Lewis' (1931), 'Taurine Province' (1932), 'Broken Record' (1934), 'Light On A Dark Horse' (1951), 'Lorca' (1952), and The Mamba's Precipice' (1953). Volume 4 contains 'Portugal' (1957), Articles and Reviews 1920-1957, and the previously unpublished holograph 'Blue Bulls And Bullshine'.

Constable. London 1994 1st edition.. Small brown mark on bottom edge o/w VG+ in VG+ dustwrapper.. Black cloth boards. 213pp. Warm gift inscription by author on title page.

Denis Dobson. 1968 1st edition.. No inscription. VG+ condition in matching dustwrapper (minor wear only).. Brown cloth boards. 242pp 8vo. Stories by John W. Campbell, John Brunner, Mack Reynolds, Randall Garrett, Gordon R. Dickson, Winston P. Sanders, Joe Poyer, Patrick Meadows, James H. Smitz, & Johathan Blake MacKenzie.

Struik Collectanea Volume XLVII (47). C. Struik. Cape Town 1974. facsimile of the Black Parry Hamilton 3rd edition corrected London 1815.. Bookplate to front pastedown. mild spine lean, a VG- copy in G+ dustwrapper (worn & chipped at head of fading spine, shows damp stain to rear, no loss or tears).. Gilt on green vynide boards. 400pp. illustrated. foldout map. 8vo. Copy 728 of 1000. Campbell visited and inspected the string of missions established in South Africa by the London Missionary Society. Over a period of 17 months from his arrival in 1812 he recorded much of interest outside of the missionary field. His route took him to the Moravian missions at Groenekloof & Genadendal, thereafter to Bethelsdorp. He crossed the Orange River to Griquatown and other mission stations for the half-caste Hottentots where he had meetings with the Hottentot chiefs. Then he traveled further north to Kuruman, following up with his journey westwards through the desert parallel to the Orange River and finally south… Read More