Search Results: Authors starting with K from Squid Ink Books

First edition 1st printing Fine, unread book in a Fine jacket. Signed by author on title page. A Rachel Gold mystery.

Near Fine, unread book with bumping to spine ends, in a Near Fine dust jacket with slight edge wear and mild bumping to spine ends. This copy signed by author on title page. The first Lew Fonesca mystery.

First UK edition, Good, unread book with light bumps to bottom corners, moderate foxing to page edges, and with light staining to front end pages; in a Very Good jacket that has edge and corner wear, mild soiling, and a small closed tear back panel, bottom at spine. Signed on title page as Block. This is one of three Block novels written as Kavanagh. The book is loosely based on the 1957-58 killing spree of Charlie Starkweather and Caril Ann Fugate, who murdered 11 people in Nebraska and Wyoming. Very scarce in UK edition.

Good book, that is a bit loose at spine, pushed at spine ends, wrinkle top edges of about 20 pages, with edges of page block slightly toned; in a Very Good dust jacket that has slight edge and corner wear, pushed at spine ends, and with a light crease front panel just below title. Winner of the 2018 Newberry Medal. A story about four intertwining friendships told from perspective of two boys and two girls.

Numbered limited edition, number 112 of 300, Fine, unread book in a Fine jacket, no slipcase as issued, signed by Kelly twice, on both the title and limitation pages. A collection of eight short stories by Kelly.

Very Good book that is bumped and pushed at bottom of spine with slight crimping at top of spine, slight slant, boards have bit of splay, with touch of waviness to page block; in a Near Fine jacket that has light edge and corner wear, with mild rubs to front panel. This copy is signed and dated 6/5/06 with a personal inscription - For Bub - A story of Texas in the 1820s. Sons of Texas series.

First edition 1st printing, Fine minus book with a tiny bump bottom of spine, in a Fine minus jacket with light bump bottom of spine. A tight unread copy signed by Kelton and dated 4/5/97, the month of publication, on the half title page.

First edition 1st printing, Fine minus book with touch of shelf wear and very slight slant at spine; in a Fine dust jacket. This copy is signed and dated 11/14/07 with a personal inscription - For Bub Johnson - A little bit of Texas history.

First US edition, Fine minus, unread book with just a touch of shelf wear; in a Fine minus jacket with slight edge wear. This copy signed by Keneally on the title page with generic – Best wishes – his smiley face doodle and dated 1993. Novel based on an actual incident and set partially in the Outback.

Very Good book with light shelf wear, soft spine ends, bit of dusting and slight soiling to page edges, previous owner bookplate on front paste-down; in a price-clipped,  Fair dust jacket with chipping, soiling sun fading and soiling, and with four substantial tears to front of spine and across spine. Signed by author on front end page with date of 1951. Bookplate is that of Lori Davisson who was a Research Historian at The Arizona Historical Society. She was regarded as one of the foremost historians of the Western Apaches. She was co-author of Dispatches from the Ft. Apache Scout – White Mountain and Cibecue Apache History Through 1881, as well as several other books focused on the Apaches and the history of Arizona. An interesting association copy.

First US edition, Near Fine, unread book with slight edge and shelf wear and a tiny bump to top corner front board; in a Very Good jacket that has light edge and corner wear, slight chipping and color loss, light sun fade to spine, and age toning along flap edges. A Lt. Richard Bolitho novel set in 1777 during the Colonies war for independence.

First limited edition in quarter leather with marbled boards with acetate dust jacket, book and jacket Fine minus with some slight edge wear; this is copy number 4 of 150 lettered and numbered copies and is signed by Kijewski on the limitation page. Published one month before the trade edition.

First edition 1st printing, Very Good book, produced with cheap paper that has age yellowed along page edges, pushed at top of spine, boards and spine were misaligned with the page block, so that the title on spine is shifted off-center toward the back board and a bit more at bottom of spine than at top. Result is that everything is slightly out of line if one examines the book carefully. Dust jacket is very nice, Fine minus with just a touch of light edge and corner wear. Kijewski’s first book, inscribed on title page – To Elaine, So glad to meet you – with very best wishes – signed by author and dated October 1989. Anthony and Shamus Awards winner.

First trade edition from Bleak House, a Fine unread book, with a tiny slight spot front page edges, in a Fine jacket, signed on the title page by Kilgore; young author's first book.

First edition 1st printing, Near Fine book with slight ding and push at top of spine, boards are very slightly splayed, in a Fine minus jacket with a slight rub and small scratch on front panel. This copy has been signed by King on the title page. Third Max Freeman mystery, set in Florida.

First UK edition 1st printing, Fine minus, unread book with slight touch of toning to page edges, in a Fine jacket with a 9.99 pounds publisher's price sticker on it. This copy has been signed by King on the title page. The second Max Freeman mystery, following author's Edgar winning Blue Edge of Midnight.

First edition 1st printing, Near Fine book lightly pushed at spine ends, in a Fine minus jacket with very slight rubbing back panel. This copy has been signed by King on the title page. The second Max Freeman mystery, set in Florida.

First UK edition 1st printing, Fine minus, unread book with slight touch of toning to page edges, in a Fine jacket. This copy has been signed by King on the title page. The second Max Freeman mystery, following author's Edgar winning Blue Edge of Midnight.

UK 1st printing, Good to Very Good book with slight bumps to all corner sand browning to pages, as is often the case, opens easily to third page; in a Near Fine dust jacket that has very slight bumps top corners and overwrite impressions back panel. This copy has been signed by King on the title page. This was King's first mystery, and winner of the Edgar Award for best crime novel of year.

First edition 1st printing Fine minus book with slight wear bottom of spine and with a tiny black spot, a flaw in the paper, on FEP in a Fine minus jacket with very slight touch of rubbing; an unread copy signed by Kingsolver on the title page.