Search Results: Authors starting with G from CS Miller Books

Stolen Waters delicately unravels the complex tapestry of romantic and social dynamics of the 19th century, offering a unique glimpse into the lives and thoughts of women of that time. 🕰️
Gardner, Celia E. "Stolen Waters." G. W. Carleton & Co., New York, 1873. An 8vo edition featuring decorative green boards, lightly rubbed. Despite the removal of the ffep, this very good copy captures the essence of 19th-century romantic and social dynamics, particularly from a female perspective. A valuable piece for collectors of period literature and those interested in the cultural narratives of the era.

GIBSON, William. Neuromancer. West Bloomfield, MI: Phantasia Press, 1986. Octavo, 6.5 x 9.25 in. 231 pages. First Limited Special Edition. In a fine, stunning, pictorial dust jacket, wrapped in mylar. Limited to 1200 copies. Fine condition.
This exemplary copy of "Neuromancer" is a seminal work in the cyberpunk genre, penned by the acclaimed author William Gibson. The novel paints a dystopian future rife with artificial intelligence and cybernetics, probing into the intricacies of identity, consciousness, and the ethical facets of high-velocity technology. Gibson's mastery in creating this future world went as far as to coin the term 'cyberspace', an idea that continues to pervade our understanding of the Internet.
From a cultural standpoint, "Neuromancer" has left an indelible mark on the realm of science fiction and popular culture at large. As one of the groundbreaking novels in the cyberpunk genre, its influence stretches into the portrayal of the Internet and virtual realities in literary and… Read More

Graffin, Greg. Punk Paradox: A Memoir. New York: Hachette Books, 2022. Signed first edition.Hardcover. White boards with onyx gilt spine, fine in jacket. 8vo, xx, 326pp + 16pp color photo section.Memoir by the lead singer of pioneering punk band Bad Religion, with a doctorate in zoology. Explores balancing a career in science with four decades fronting one of the most influential punk rock bands.Graffin helped define the fast, politically-minded sound of early '80s L.A. punk with Bad Religion. Their progressive lyrics provided a counterpart to self-destructive punk stereotypes, showing how the movement's intensity and questioning spirit could fuel purpose and creativity.Profile of an extraordinary life and "positive punk" ethos. Chronicles improbably following one's passions to forge an ethical identity outside of convention. For readers interested in atheism, freethought, music, science and education. Motivates defining one's own identity from unlikely pairings of interests.Shows how artistic fire… Read More