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First paperback edition fifth printing # 881 of the first novel by this author. A bibliomystery in which the main character is a struggling writer trying to finish his novel. Moderate edge wear. Light reading creases to the spine and covers. Light spine slant. In fair condition.

First edition first printing of the second novel in the Jim and Kate Harris series. A Bibliomystery in the idea that Jim and Kate are a writer / photographer team. Light edge wear. Price clipped otherwise in very good / very good condition.

First edition first printing of this Christmas bibliomystery short story by Jonathan Santlofer. A pamphlet with a stapled spine. In fine condition.

First edition first printing of author's first novel. A bibliomystery in which the main character is a secret agent turned mystery writer. In fine / fine condition.

First edition first printing of the first novel by this author. SIGNED by the author on the title page. A bibliomystery. In fine / fine condition.

First IPL edition first printing of the first novel stand alone. First time in paperback. A bibliomystery. Originally published in 1971. Light edge wear. In near fine condition.

First edition first printing of this bibliomystery. Literary Agent Leonard Castle has made millions off and from his clients only now the tables are turned. Price clipped otherwise in near fine / near fine condition.

A thin line of sun fading to the bottom edge of the front cover. A tradepaper original. In near fine condition.

First edition first printing of the third novel by this author. A bibliomystery. A hint of shelf wear. In near fine / near fine condition.

First edition first printing of this cross over novel with the Kate Martinelli series and the Mary Russell / Sherlock Holmes series. A bibliomystery. SIGNED and dated ( 13 June O6 ) by the author on the title page. In fine / fine condition.

First edition, first printing of this author's first and only mystery novel. A paperback original. Light tanning to pages. In Near Fine Condition.

First edition first printing of the third novel in the Reggie and Nigel Heath series. SIGNED on the title page by the author. In fine / fine condition.

Reprint of this stand alone bibliomystery. Lincoln Hayes finds a chapter in the ancient Book of Thoth that he believes will lead him to a priceless Egyptian formula. But then the manuscript vanishes. Light edge wear. There is a 1/2 inch long sticker scar on the surface of the dustjacket's spine just above the publisher's name. Light sun fading to the spine of the dustjacket. In very good / very good condition.

First paperback edition, first printing of this author's first book featuring "Cliff Dunbar" English Professor turned Private Investigator. A bibliomystery. Won the 1983 Edgar Award for Best First Novel. In Near Fine Condition. * Referenced in Otto Penzler's Bibliomysteries page 73. *

First edition first printing of the second novel in the Charlotte Bronte bibliomystery series. Remainder marked otherwise in fine / fine condition.

First mass market paperback edition first printing of this author's first novel. A bibliomystery. In fine unread condition.

First edition first printing of the third novel in the Stokes Moran series. A bibliomystery. Remainder marked otherwise in fine / fine condition.

First limited edition edition first printing # 180 of 200 copies. Comes with Errata page loosely inserted in the book. Inscribed by Otto on the first free end page. It says "For Larry - With best mysterious wishes to a fellow bibliophile - Otto Penzler." In fine / fine condition.

First edition first printing of this short story. A bibliomystery. Number 38 in the series. Published as two limited editions and then later collected into the Bibliomystery collection published by Pegasus. In fine unread condition.

First edition first printing of the first novel in the Jay Omega series. A bibliomystery, the murder of an author at a fantasy convention. 1988 Edgar Award winner for best paperback original. Light edge wear. In near fine unread condition.