Search Results: Authors starting with S from Squid Ink Books

Near Fine book with shelf wear bottom edges and boards slightly splayed, in a Near Fine jacket with light edge wear and rubbing and overwrite impressions on black, back panel. An unread copy signed by Sallis on the title page.Essays on both the key musicians and also on styles edited by Sallis with a number of B/W photos.

UK limited edition of 250 copies with 100 copies signed by Sallis limitation plate pasted to front end page. This is copy number 75 and is also signed by Sallis on title page, the fifth Lew Griffin mystery. A Fine minus book with slightest touch of page edge yellowing, in a Fine minus jacket with touch of light rubbing; an unread copy.

First edition 1st printing, Fine minus book with tiny bump bottom of spine, in a Fine jacket. Unread copy signed by Sallis on title page. A Lew Griffin mystery.

First edition 1st printing, Fine unread book in Fine jacket. Essays by writer of west Texas mysteries about the 20th century frontier that is west Texas. His first book; signed on the title page.

First edition 1st printing, Fine minus, unread, book with light shelf wear and rubbing, spine ends soft; in a Near Fine jacket with light edge and corner wear, tiny closed tear bottom of spine, touch of sun toning to spine. One of the Regions of America series; a lyric salute to the earth and sky and people who made the history of the Great Plains. Very nice copy.

First edition 1st printing, Very Good book with slight slant, light fading along edges of boards, light wear bottom edges, soft at spine ends, with a small, light stain bottom page edges; in a Good jacket that has soiling and rubbing and is sun faded on spine, edge and corner wear with small chips at spine ends, closed tear top edge of front panel, sticker ghost front panel, stray mark to corner of 10 of clubs. Previos owners name and 1966 written in ink front paste down, hidden by flap. This copy signed by Sandoz on flyleaf.

Lettered limited first edition, this is copy F of 26 such copies signed by Sanford and Norman Corwin (Foreword) on the limitation page. Fine unread book in Fine jacket, housed in Fine slipcase.

Limited first edition, this is #7 of 100 such copies signed by Sanford and Norman Corwin (Foreword) on the limitation page. Fine unread book in Fine jacket, no slipcase as issued.

Uncorrected Proof in trade paperback, Near Fine unread copy with very light shelf wear and slight touch of rubbing. Signed by Satterthwait on the title page. This title is Walter’s second historical mystery; the first being Miss Lizzie.

First UK edition 1st printing, Near Fine book with mild rubbing on boards, in a Fine minus jacket slight edge wear and a 1/4 inch closed tear bottom of front panel near flap fold, several slight overwrite impressions.. This is an unusual variant that has brown boards with a yellow top-stain on page edges – as opposed to the typical Collins Crime Club red boards. The spine has a “C” imprint near the bottom rather than the usual Crime Club logo. The jacket is identical to the trade version but lacks the glossy, mylar coating. This is perhaps a trial binding or a readers or reviewer advance copy. This is the third Joshua Croft mystery. The trail for a missing mother and daughter winds from Central America (and the Sandanista movement), to Hollywood, to the remote mountains of New Mexico. While copies of the St. Martin’s edition are easily available, the UK edition is quite scarce. This copy has been signed by Walter on the title page.

Fine minus, unread book with slight crimps to spine ends, in a Fine minus dust jacket with just a touch of edge and corner wear. The first Satterthwait mystery to feature Pinkerton detectives Phil Beaumont and Jane Turner. Mystery and murder at an English country manor. Arthur Conan Doyle and Harry Houdini try to solve a locked room mystery, as other guests fall victim to the murderer. This copy signed by the late Sattherwait on the title page.

Near Fine book has light bumping top and bottom of spine, and Fine minus jacket has light edge wear. An unread copy signed by author on title page. A Phil Beaumont and Jane Turner Pinkerton mystery set in Europe with Hemingway and Stein playing roles.

First edition, a paper back original that is Satterthwait’s first book. Very Good book with slight slant, light creasing spine, light edge wear and touch of rubbing, page edge stain rubbed and uneven bottom edges. A nice copy that has been signed by Satterthwait on the title page. Quit scarce, especially signed.

First edition 1st printing, Good to Very Good book that is ex lib copy with only library markings being small stampings top right of the first front end page, slight slant, bit of edge wear and soiling and some yellowing of page edges; there are two ball point corrections changing lay to laid in the last chapter. In a Fine minus dust jacket that has very slight fading on spine where author's name is faded to white from a very light and subtle tan; this is a common flaw but is rarely noticed. Overall, the book is very nice for an ex lib copy and there have been no paste downs of any kind, no card pockets or any of the other more typical library damage. Signed by Satterthwait on the title page

Limited first edition; this is one of the Author's copies (of which there were 24 copies). These were similar to the lettered limited editions of which there were 26 copies bound in light burgundy boards with no jacket, as issued, and housed in a Buffalo Medicine slipcase, similarly bound with embossed buffalo skull. Book is Near Fine with two, small, slight rubs along the front edges of boards near the middle, and with a push to top of spine; in a Fine minus slipcase with slight shelf wear. This book is combined nonfiction and fiction with interviews, reprints of two Sattertwait short stories from Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, and a previously unpublished short story. Signed by Satterthwait and Bulow on the limitation page. A photo of Satterthwait is laid-in and there is also a frontis page with his photo; both photos are signed by photographer Gaye Brown.

First UK edition 1st printing, Fine book in a Fine minus jacket with several slight overwrite impressions. This is the third Joshua Croft mystery. The trail for a missing mother and daughter winds from Central America (and the Sandanista movement), to Hollywood, to the remote mountains of New Mexico. While copies of the St. Martin’s edition are easily available, the UK edition is quite scarce. This copy has been signed by Walter on the title page.

Fine unread book in Fine dust jacket. Signed by Satterthwait on the title page. Satterthwait's fictional account of how Black Mask writer Raoul Whitfield might have gotten away with murdering his socialite wife, Emily Vanderbilt Whitfield at their ranch near Las Vegas, New Mexico. This is a very intriguing read, that may have some degree of truth to it.

Lettered limited, first edition 1st printing, Fine unread book in Fine dust jacket and slipcase, still sealed in publisher's shrink wrap. Although photo of limitation page shows later copy, this book is KK of 104 lettered copies. Bound in quarter morocco and marbled boards. Signed by Satterthwait on the limitation page. Satterthwait s fictional account of how Black Mask writer Raoul Whitfield might have gotten away with murdering his socialite wife, Emily Vanderbilt Whitfield at their ranch near Las Vegas, New Mexico. This is a very intriguing read, that may have some degree of truth to it.

First edition, a paper back original that is Walter’s second mystery. A Poor to Fair copy with considerable creasing, wear and rubbing, corners frayed, mild page yellowing. Book store ink stamp and pricing label inside front cover, small letters UBIC stamped to bottom page edges, tape reinforcement at bottom of spine. This copy has been signed by Satterthwait on the title page.

Lettered limited, first edition 1st printing, Fine unread book in Fine dust jacket and slipcase, still sealed in publisher's shrink wrap. Although photo of limitation page shows later copy, this book is Y of 104 lettered copies. Bound in quarter morocco and marbled boards. Signed by Satterthwait on the limitation page. Satterthwait's fictional account of how Black Mask writer Raoul Whitfield might have gotten away with murdering his socialite wife, Emily Vanderbilt Whitfield at their ranch near Las Vegas, New Mexico. This is a very intriguing read, that may have some degree of truth to it.