Search Results: Authors starting with G from Squid Ink Books

Very Good to Near Fine book, spine ends soft with slight soiling, light soiling or rubbing to bottom page edges, small, light spot to top edge stain; in a Very Good, price-clipped, jacket that has edge and corner wear, couple of small chips, color loss at spine ends and corners, spine is sun yellowed, as are edges of the white flaps. This was Gaines’ first book. This copy has been inscribed and signed by Gaines on fly leaf and dated March 12, 1974 – San Francisco.

Near Fine, unread, book with light bumping at spine ends; in a Near Fine jacket with slight wear top of spine and two slight spots on front flap. Novel for young, and also older readers. Winner of Newberry Award and Scott O’Dell Award for 2012.

First edition 1st printing, Fine minus book with very slight rub bottom middle front board, in a Fine jacket. An unread copy signed by Garcia on the title page. The second Rex mystery.

Near Fine book that is a touch loose at spine and with very slight fading of gilt lettering on spine; in a Fine minus dust jacket that has mild curling along edges both panels. This was the late Gardner's fourth novel. A small town Police Chief and a magician known as the Sunlight Man butt ideological heads in a number of dialogues – side stories provide plot background.

First UK edition 1st printing, Very Good to Near Fine book with slight slant, spine bowed away from page block and light page edge dusting, and with a tiny coffee spot of about a 32nd of an inch near bottom of front page edges; in a Near Fine jacket with mild edge wear and a slight lifting of mylar along a small portion of front panel at bottom edge. John Gardner work from before he took over for the late Ian Fleming and kept James Bond going.

First UK edition, Fine minus, unread book with slight touch of page edge toning, in a Fine dust jacket. Gardner's first novel bot a coming of age story with dark mystery, somewhat patterned after Orwell's 1984. For juvenile and older readers. This copy signed by the author on the title page.

First edition 1st printing, Near Fine book with mild pushing at sine ends, light shelf wear and touch of soiling bottom edges; in a Fine minus jacket with mild rubbing back panel and slight curling and age yellowing along edges of white portions. A very nice copy of his second book that has been signed by Gardner on the first front end page (flyleaf).

First edition 1st printing, Fine unread book in a Near Fine jacket with vertical fold/crease back flap and a touch of rubbing on panels. Spine has no sun fade. A very nice copy.

First edition 1st printing, Near Fine book with very slight slant, small bumped spot bottom front board, with touch of page edge yellowing; in a Near Fine jacket with touch of edge wear, mild rubbing, and slight age yellowing on flaps. This copy signed by Garfield on the first end page (flyleaf).

First edition 1st printing, Fine minus unread book that has a few spots of light foxing on page edges, in a Near Fine jacket that has slight edge wear, mild rubbing and light sunning top portion of spine. This copy signed by the author on the half title page. An account of the development of the colonies of writers and artists in New Mexico, which attracted notables such as D. H. Lawrence and Georgia O’Keeffe, and many others. Book is illustrated with numerous photographs.

Very Good book that is lightly bumped and rubbed along edges and bottom corners, pushed at spine ends, slight slant bottom of spine, touch of soiling to page block; in a Near Fine jacket with slight edge wear and rubbing to both panels. This is the fourth title in a series of books about Texas Rangers written by the Gilhuly’s. This copy signed by both authors and inscribed – Best Wishes to Gary Scharnhorst.  Scharnhorst is a Distinguished Professor of English at the Univ. of New Mexico and is the author of nearly 20 books concerning the history of the West.

First UK edition 1st printing, Fine minus unread book with very slight slant, in a Fine minus jacket with light rubbing back panel and light yellowing top edges of white flaps. A black-comedy, bad-seed mystery set in a convent school.

First UK edition 1st printing, Fine minus book with slight page toning and faint, vertical line on back board which was a production problem on most copies, in a Fine minus jacket with slight crease along top edge front flap. An unread copy of author's first book.

First edition 1st printing Fine minus book with slight wear at spine ends in a Near Fine jacket that has light edge wear, light rubbing and several small scratches back panel, and touch of yellowing at the top of the white flaps. An unread copy signed by Gilpatrick on the title page. Gilpatrick's first book won for "Best First Traditional Mystery" in the first annual St. Martin's Press Malice Domestic contest.

Near Fine book with light pushes at spine ends and touch of shelf wear, in a Near Fine jacket that has a bit of light rubbing. Appears to be an unread copy and is signed by Glass on the title page. First Susan Shader mystery.

First UK edition, Fine unread book, in a Fine dust jacket; signed by Gleeson on title page - her second mystery.

Printing of 1937 – Fair book and jacket with wear, rubbing to boards in spots, soiling, chips and tears, with back paste-down split to spine. Apparently from a military library with some notations in pencil and stamped Central Library in red at front end page and title page. Goebbels’ diaries from January 1932 to May 1933. Text entirely in GERMAN – usually found without jacket.

First hardback limited edition Fine unread book, in a Fine minus jacket that has just a hint of sun fade to spine, in a Near Fine slipcase with a bit of edge and shelf wea. This copy is #175 of 501, signed by author and artist Joe Servello on the limitation page.  Bibliophile craziness runs rampant in Phoenix leading to murder; a hilarious read. The hardback versions were printed after the success of the intial version in trade wraps.

First limited edition 1st printing, a PBO in full color glossy wraps with great cover and illustrations by Joe Servello. Fine unread copy, signed by book dealer Gottlieb on the limitation page. This is number 305 of 501 copies. Bibliophile craziness runs rampant in Phoenix leading to murder; a hilarious read.

Near Fine book with slight shelf wear and slight looseness at spine; in a similar jacket with light wear and wrinkling, most noticeable at bottom of spine. Signed by Grafton on the title page.