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Hardcover First Edition with an unclipped dust jacket. Pictorial frontis of Conan Doyle with additional b/w images, appendixes, bibliography and index among 288 bright and tight pages. From 1891 to 1930, Arthur Conan Doyle submitted his manuscripts for initial publication to The Strand Magazine. Together they established detective fiction as a distinct genre.

Small octavo (11x16mm) hand bound collection of bookplate facsimiles. The spine is cloth with a small paper title and the boards are sturdy fiberboard. The 30+ unpaginated pages are secure in the binding. Each page has a design attached, some have been glued down. Most of these bookplates are black and white. Great reference material. Many of the facsimile plates have text on their backside leading me to suppose they were taken from a periodical featuring Ex Libris plates.

Softcover edition is a NEW - Designed in the style of the classic Yellow Pages, there is something exciting to discover on each page, from unique phone extensions that have been assigned to each voicemail, as well as transcripts of those calls, literary advertisements, bookstore checklists, bookish Easter eggs, all organized by category. It is a must-have for any bookshelf or nightstand.

Witty essays on being in love with books, inside and out

Welcome to the world of rare books. This is a mystery about the murder of a suspected forger.

Hardbound edition is Very Good condition. Text block exterior has minimal foxing - Birkert writes... as we rush to get "on line" as we make the transition from book to screen, we are turning against some of the core premises of humanism - indeed, we are putting the idea of individualism itself under threat.

First Printing softcover. Back cover upper corner is creased and spine has an approx. 1" scuff mark not affecting title credits.
Illuminated pages selected from important Eastern/Western manuscripts.126 clean pages with color plates and text.

A biography of Laura Ingalls Wilder's real life on the frontier versus the wonderful stories and the myth of the Little House on the Prairie series

A travelogue of southern literary locations. Visit the stomping grounds and geographical inspirations of ten of the author's own personal favorite authors, chronicling each stop in a fascinating essay that is part homage, part literary criticism.

Trade paperback is a New and published by NY Book Review. A captivating meditation on the power of the sentence by the author of Essayism , a 2018 New Yorker book of the year.