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Lennon, John
A Spaniard in the Works. London: Jonathan Cape. 1965: Illustrated by the author.
First edition, first impression. Published in decorated laminated boards and issued without a dustwrapper. The printed price in duodecimal sterling appears on the front paste down endpaper.
A very good copy. There is some slight delamination along the spine gutter. Also, there has been some restoration to the top edge of the front board. The text block is a bit age toned. It is unmarked.
Includes the Holmesian parody 'The Singularge (sic) Experience of Miss Ann Duffield'.
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The Atlantic January / February 2014 Vol. 313, No. 1
A complete copy, including the tear-out cards. There are some wrinkles, though not sharp creases, to the covers.
The periodical is now in an archival grade bag with a backing board.
Includes the article 'The Elmore Leonard Paradox' by Christopher Cox. An analysis of cinematic adaptations of Leonard's books.
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Lessing, Doris CH OMG (née Tayler; 22 October 1919 – 17 November 2013)
Nobel Laureate for Literature 2007
Love, Again. [New York]: Harper Collins Publishers. 1996
Advance Reading Copy of the first American edition. Stated first impression on the copyright page. Published by Harper Collins in the UK.
ISBN 10: 0-06-099342-1
A very fine copy in a fine slipcase. Issued without a dust wrapper. The book is unmarked with either names, inscriptions, notes, marginalia, highlighting, labels, or bookplates.
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SHOW: The Magazine of the Arts July - August 1964 Vol IV, No. 7A complete copy without clippings, marks, or notations. The text is age toned.The images are of the magazine on offer.Included is 'Benito Cereno' by Robert Lowell. First appearance of this play in Lowell's The Old Glory: Trilogy which comprises 'Endecott and the Red Cross', 'My Kinsman, Major Molineux', and 'Benito Cereno'. From the magazine: 'A classic tale of hatred and violence between black man and whit is given memorable dramatic treatment by a great American poet.' First performed in New York later that some year. First published in book form the following year.Other content may be seen on the table of contents, please see the image thereof.The magazine has been bagged and boarded, it will be packed securely for posting.Please see other listings.Combined shipping is available.