Search Results: Titles starting with K from Lame Excuse Books

Legend, 1990. Hardback. Fine/Near Fine. First edition hardback, Fine in a Near Fine dj with slight bump at head. Interesting novella reminiscent of Philip K. Dick. Signed by Shepard.

McFarland, 1986. Hardback. Very Good+. First edition hardback, VG+ with slight scuffing to covers (mainly the back) and three tackhead to quarter sized stains to top edge, slightly affecting FFE at top, in yellow decorated boards, sans dj, as issued. The second volume of Bill Warren's excellent and engaging set documenting and reviewing the science films of the 1950s, and is roughly twice the size of its predecessor (and includes a few films left out of that volume). Covers everything from The Time Machine and Village of the Damned to Plan 9 From Outer Space. Also includes cast and crew listings for the films covered. Truly a must for anyone with an interest in SF films of the era, and has earned the Howard Waldrop seal of approval. Recommended.

Subterranean Press, 2008. Hardback. Fine/Fine. First edition hardback, one of 1000 signed copies, a Fine copy in a Fine dust jacket, new and unread. Companion volume to his Kirinyaga stories, in which the Maasai try to create their own Utopia. Only have one.

First edition hardback, #656 of 750 signed, numbered copies, a Near Fine+ copy with a bump and light fading at head, a smaller bump at heel, and blunting to points, in a Very Good+ dust jacket with 1/4" of abrasion down to white at head and a 1/4" closed tear and associated 1" triangular crease to front cover, and abrasion bumping at top points. Not horrible, but very noticeable for such a recent limited edition book, so I'm selling this at a significant discount even though it's long out of stock.

Tor, 1999. Hardback. Fine/Fine (Ex-Lib). First American (and First Hardback) edition, an Ex-Library copy with interior stamps and stickers and dj protector taped to book, otherwise a Fine/Fine copy that appears to have never been checked out. Mieville's first novel.

First edition hardback, one of 1000 signed numbered copies, a Fine copy in a Fine dust jacket, new and unread. Novella about a circus of uplifted cats and dogs.

Second printing of the first American hardback, a Near Fine copy with one spot of spotting on foreedge, and slight bumping at head and heel in a Fine- dust jacket with slight wrinkling at head, signed by Moorcock. Novel set in contemporary London, a sequel to Mother London.

First edition hardback, a Fine- copy with slight bend at head and heel, in a Near Fine, corner-clipped dustjacket (otherwise Fine-). Non-fiction about the North Carolina county of Madison.

First edition hardback, a Fine- copy with very faint sticker ghost on front free endpaper, in a Fine dust jacket. inscribed by Zelazny: "To Frost,/Every sort of good wish./Roger Zelazny". The ninth Amber novel. Kovacs, I.27.b.

First edition, two audiobook cassettes in Fine- plastic packaging with slight waviness to rear cover insert. Abridged audiobook adaptation of this Amber novel ("with Music and Sound Effects"), 180 minutes long, read by Zelazny himself. Kovacs, I.27.a.

First edition hardback, a Fine copy in a Fine dust jacket. The original screenplay for King Kong, which evidently differs considerably from the final film. Slightly oversized (10 1/2" high) and profusely illustrated, with a good 90 pages of notes from Jones, who worked from "Wallace'spersonal copy of his original draft script with his own corrections and interpolations" plus "a boys' story-paper adaptation of the film, preliminary production stills and art-work, and a colour portfolio of King Kong posters from around the world." A couple of production sketches are from the lost spider pit scene. If you're a Kong fan, you need a copy. Now out of print from the publisher.