Search Results: Titles starting with R from Tom Davidson - Bookseller

A very pretty copy of Matthiessen's increasingly uncommon 3rd novel, very nearly fine in dark blue boards with a white cloth backstrip; very minor offsetting to the edges of the front end paper. The nearly fine price-clipped dw exhibits minor edge wear to the spine extremities. Matthiessen has SIGNED the book inside the front board, and warmly INSCRIBED the book on the opposite front end paper.

Doctorow's fourth novel was the source for the movie of the same name, with James Cagney making his last screen appearance. Pretty copy, fine in fine dw with a little wrinkle atop the spine.

1st edition of the 2nd Joe Sandilands novel, as new in similar dw with the publishers promotional postcard laid in. SIGNED twice by the author, on the title page as well as on the reverse of the postcard.

The authors first book, an acclaimed collection of short stories. Fine in about fine dw with a light fade to the spine and toning to the edges of the flaps, both endemic problems with this title. SIGNED by the author on the title page.

A review copy of the 1st UK edition. Fine in an about fine dw. The publisher changed the price prior to release and clipped all of the dw's, affixing a new price label parallel to the clip; the new price is reflected in the review notice.

Klay, a Marine Corps veteran, won the National Book Award for this first book, a collection of short stories about the war in Iraq. As new in similar dw, SIGNED by Klay on the title page.

1st edition of Berger's second novel, introducing Carlo Reinhart, the protagonist in many of Berger's later novels. About fine in red cloth boards with a bit of rippling (production flaw) to the front cloth; the very nearly fine dw is folded just a bit off-center, with some light rubbing to the spine extremities.

Correct first edition, not to be confused with the 1981 Dodd Mead reprint. A collection of seven articles, including her acclaimed Portrait of Hemingway, all originally published in The New Yorker, here in book form for the first time. Very pretty copy, fine in fine dw, briefly INSCRIBED by Ross on the front end paper.

SIGNED LIMITED edition of this Edwardian comedic play, #178 of 250 copies. Beautiful copy, fine in fine dw, SIGNED by Greene on the limitation page.

1st American edition of the fifth and final novel featuring her "pet psychopath" Tom Ripley. About fine in a similar p/c dw, the book is warmly INSCRIBED and contemporaneously dated by Highsmith on the title page.

1st edition of the author's chilling 5th novel, and the 1st title in her Walking Man series. As new in similar dw, and SIGNED by Hayder on the title page.

1st English language edition of the sequel to the author's acclaimed first book All Quiet on the Western Front, translated from the German by A.W. Wheen. Light scattered foxing to the bound edge of the first half-dozen pages, cloth spine just a bit handled thus near fine in a very good dw with a moderate chip atop the spine stopping just short of affecting the title, and a tiny chip on the lower rear corner. Three pieces of the publishers ephemera laid in, issued with the book.

A novel about a plot to kidnap the Pope. The book was issued with three variant dust jackets; this copy is fine in fine dw(s); all three variants present. Shepherd (a pseudonym) went on to write the Jason Bourne novels.

Published on the occasion of an exhibit in Matthew Marks Gallery in New York. As new in oatmeal colored cloth boards and pictorial dw, with an essay by David Anfam, with multiple full color illustrations including 1 fold-out page. Uncommonly SIGNED by Marden on the title page.

The author's first collection of poetry, with praise from John Hollander and Charles Simic on the rear panel. Fine in fine dw, briefly INSCRIBED by Matthews on the title page, and dated 1978 in Aspen; Matthews has also added a small drawing of an Aspen tree.

The Nobel Laureate's eleventh short story collection, fine in about fine, lightly spine-faded dw, and SIGNED by the author on the title page.