Search Results: Titles starting with J from Squid Ink Books

Very Good book that is soft at spine ends, slant at bottom of spine, and with mild splay to front board in a Near Fine jacket that is pushed and crimped at bottom of spine. Promo card for this title is laid-in and has been signed at top by Grafton.

Very Good to Near Fine book that has sun fading along top and bottom edges, and softness at spine ends; in a Good to Very Good jacket that is clipped at both corners of front flap, that has edge and corner wear with a number of small chips and color loss, light rubbing, and mild sun fade to spine. This copy is inscribed – For Tim – and signed by author on title page with date 3/3/01. The 1981 Newbery Medal winner with medallion sticker on front jacket panel.

First UK edition 1st printing, Near Fine, unread book with slight ding bottom of spine and some gray rubbing bottom page edges, in a Fine jacket. Signed by Newman on the title page.

First Thus UK edition limited to 1000 trade copies. Near Fine book has stray, very light 1/4 inch ballpoint line bottom page edges toward front edges, slight bump top of back board and just a touch of mild foxing; in a Near Fine jacket that has several light overwrite impressions. This copy has been signed by Shepard on the title page. This collection has a few different stories, 13 in all, than does the Arkham House edition.

Fine minus book with crimping at spine ends, in a Fine minus dust jacket with a touch of corner wear. An unread book, signed by author on the title page. Indridason's first book to be translated into English. A mystery set in dreary, rainy Icelandic winter.

Near Fine, unread, book that has mild pushes at spine ends and very slight bump at top, front corner; in a Fine minus jacket with a touch of edge wear. The first Eve Diamond mystery and author's first book. Signed by Hamilton on the title page.

First UK edition 1st printing, Fine unread copy in Fine dust jacket. Signed by author on title page. Hamilton's first mystery.

First UK edition, Fine minus, unread book with some waviness to page block; in a Fine jacket. Intrigue, music, history, and greed drive a stand-alone mystery that does not feature her popular Commissario Brunette.

First edition 1st printing, Near Fine, unread, book with pushes at spine ends and a small, gray smudge to front page edges; in a Very Good to Near Fine jacket with slight soiling, touch of sun fade to spine, and several wrinkles along top edge. This is book number XV in the Western lands & Waters Series. Book is about the history and peoples of the infamous shortcut on the Camino Real, the road from Mexico City to Santa Fe.

First edition 1st printing, Moore’s first book – five novellas. Very Good book has edge and shelf wear, soft at spine ends, with light bumps on corners, in 1st state binding with red letters on spine. Good jacket has edge wear, small chips, white back panel rubbed, soiled, and slightly faded, rest of jacket is still bright but it has a ¾ inch loss across top of spine, not affecting title.