Search Results: Titles starting with E from Tom Davidson - Bookseller

The 5th title in Grafton's Kinsey Millhone series, fine in fine dw and briefly INSCRIBED by the author in the month of publication on the title page. 1st edition, 1st printing with a complete number line on the copyright page.

The 5th title in Grafton's Kinsey Millhone series, fine in fine dw and briefly INSCRIBED by the author in the month of publication on the title page. 1st edition, 1st printing with a complete number line on the copyright page.

The sequel to his international best-selling novel The Eagle Has Landed. Pretty copy, fine in fine dw, very briefly INSCRIBED by Higgins on the front end paper.

Higgins' fourth book became an international bestseller, and was the source for the movie of the same name starring Donald Sutherland as Liam Devlin, the Irish nationalist who plots to kidnap Winston Churchill for the Nazis. Very nearly fine with 4 tiny spots on the fore edge in a similar dw with a closed tear on the upper corner of the rear panel.

1st edition of the award-winning author's seventh novel, fine in fine dw.

1st US edition of an early, and uncommon Higgins title. Page edges lightly toned, 1 tiny faded spot on the fore edge else about fine in fine dw.

1st edition of the author's 9th novel, winner of the National Book Award. Fine in fine dw.

Winner of the Edgar Award for best mystery. Slight ridge on the spine, pages typically toned thus nearly fine in very good dw with chipping to the edges of the spine-faded dw. Uncommonly INSCRIBED by Ellin on the front end paper.

The second book, first collection of short stories by the acclaimed author of Revolutionary Road. Fine in green boards, in about fine p/c dw with very slight fading to the spine.

1st edition, 1st state with Gantry reading as Cantry on the spine of the book. Lewis' novel of an evangelical huckster was the source for the award-winning movie of the same name starring Burt Lancaster and Jean Simmons. Light tap to rear upper corner, minute scattered foxing to top edge, thus very nearly fine in blue-and-orange buckram boards; the original dw has a moderate chip atop the spine that does not affect the title and three small chips on the lightly soiled rear panel, thus a strong very good+ example of the rare dw with no fading to the teal-colored spine! Original $2.50 price intact on the front flap

The correct first edition of the author's first book, a collection of short stories, published in the UK two years earlier than her American debut The Invisible Circus, and three years prior to publication of this title in the US. Egan won the Pulitzer Prize for her novel A Visit from the Goon Squad. Beautiful copy, as new in similar dw, INSCRIBED by Egan on the title page.

Sebald's first book to be published in the US, fine in fine dw lightly faded on the spine. The first edition book is wrapped in a Second Printing dw as stated on the bottom of the front flap.

1st American edition of Greene's sixth novel. The end papers exhibit some offsetting from the binding process, common for this title, else the book is about fine in green boards with the gold stamping on the spine completely intact; the uncommon dw is lightly handled on the spine, with the original $2.50 price intact atop the front flap, thus very good+.

The author's third thriller. Light fading across the edges of the boards, faint small damp stain on the top edge of page block, nearly fine in similar dw with a bit of edge wear on the rear panel. Warmly INSCRIBED by Patterson on the dedication page, and signed a second time on the title page.

Sixteen essays, dealing with literature, music, and psychoanalysis. 1st American edition, translated from the German by H.T. Lowe-Porter. Bottom front corner tapped else the book is about fine in near fine dw with light chips to the spine and extremities, and a ¾" chip to the rear panel.

Hazzard's first novel, second book. Fine in fine dw slightly dulled on the spine, warmly INSCRIBED by the author on the front end paper.

The award-winning author's sixth novel. Beautiful copy, fine in fine dw, and INSCRIBED by Swift on the title page to his editor Tim Binding and wife Celia. Laid in is a hand-written card from someone connected to Picador thanking Tim (Binding) for his assistance in acquiring the book for Picador, and acknowledging his inspiration as an editor.

A very pretty copy of Oates fifth book, a novel of "affluent suburbanites in (a) morally bankrupt society". Fine in fine dw with just a touch of rubbing to the extremities. SIGNED by Oates on the title page.