Search Results: Authors starting with Q from Tulsa Books

Chicago: Lakeside Press/ R. R. Donnelley & Sons Company, 1917. First Edition . Hardcover. First thus, very good in green cloth with gilt lettering and trim, and a gilt colophon on the front board, No dust jacket. Some wear in small areas at spine ends; very faint circular impression on front board. This is the 15th volume of The Lakeside Classics, as stated in the Publisher's Preface. Signed "with the compliments of Thomas E. Donnelly" on the second blank endpaper. Includes frontispiece, map , and an index; 188 pages.

NY: Original Novels; (1952). First Edition . Soft cover. Paperback original (#711), very good+ in original wraps. Digest-sized stapled wraps, with a little rubbing and edges of pages starting to brown. A tight, square copy with the front cover colors still fairly vivid.

NY: Dell Publishing Company; (1933/1943). First Thus . Mass Market Paperback. First paperback edition (Dell #4), very good in original wraps. The front cover has a few creases and a little rubbing. The pages have started to brown. The fourth title published by Dell

Boston: Little, Brown; (1945). First Edition . Hardcover. Dust Jacket Included. Very good+ in a like dust jacket. Pages browned at edges; minor slight spine slant. The jacket has wear and slight loss at spine ends, and rear panel is a little darkened. Includes stories by Ross MacDonald (in the year after his first book was published), Margaret Millar, Stanley Ellin and others.

NY: Pocket Books; (1949). First Thus . Mass Market Paperback. First paperback edition (Pocket Books #614), fine in original wraps. A tight, clean and square copy with just minimal wear. Originally titled Puzzle for Friends.

NY: Pocket Books; (1948). First Thus . Mass Market Paperback. First paperback edition (Pocket Books #460), fine in original wraps. A tight, clean and square copy with just minimal wear. Originally titled Puzzle for Wantons.

Bartholomew House; (1971), 1971. First Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Stated first edition, very good in a very good dust jacket. Slight spine slant to book; mir wear at edges of boards. The jacket has wear at scorners and spine ends, with a small tear at the top of the front panel. The true story of a New York gang member at 13 years old, who went on to worse things, only to turn her life around through Synanon. $6.95 price on jacket flap; no names or other marking in or on the book.

Chicago and Los Angeles: Bonus Books; (2003). First Edition . Hardcover. Dust Jacket Included. Fine in a fine dust jacket, an unread pristine copy. Includes photographs, endnotes, additional sources, and an index; 427 pages. A chronicle of 40 years of the music scene on the Strip in LA.