Search Results: Titles starting with O from Squid Ink Books

The first six Volumes of this magazine, which followed after Rand's publication The Objectivist ceased publication. All copies are Fine to Near Fine in maroon, stapled wraps that are all 5 ½ inches wide but that were trimmed in heights that range 8 ¼ to 8 ½ inches. The shades of maroon range from medium to dark. Some issues have slight edge wear, color loss along the spines, with touch of age toning along edges of the white, back cover. All issues are free of address labels. Each Volume is complete with six bi-monthly issues, EXCEPT that Vol. 6 has two copies of issue 2 and is missing issue 3. Total set is made up of 36 issues of the Forum. The set of six volumes is housed in a matching, maroon vinyl magazine file.

This is the lettered limited version. Fine unread book and jacket in Fine slipcase. Bound in black pigskin quarter morocco, and marbled boards - a beautiful production. This is copy III of 104 such copies, signed by Nisbet on the limitation page. Nisbet's novel takes the reader on a roller coaster ride between drug deals in Oakland and a strange series of events in San Francisco. The principal character being a bald, strung-out guitar player, who is caught up in a series of ever more bizarre events. I've read it twice, and it is an unpredictable and unforgettable trip.

Very Good book has the common age toning along the board edges, tiny dings to corners, slight soiling to page edges, with lower inch and and half of spine slightly concave inward; in Very Good to Near Fine dust jacket that has very slight yellowing front and back panels with mild rubbing, and slight edge and corner wear. This was a very fragile production. Willeford's fictionalized story of the Son of Sam killer and the Sheriff Deputy who caught him. This copy has been signed by Willeford on the front end page and inscribed: To Lou Maradie – I think you'll like this. Dr. Schwartz thinks Berko faked his psychosis. Dr. Abrahamsen does not. So it goes. You may have a different opinion. All the best. Dr. Louis J. Maradie practiced Clinical Psychology in Miami for 35 years. This book appeared four years prior to Miami Blues, the first Hoke Mosley mystery.

First edition 1st printing, Near Fine book that has been bumped at bottom of spine, in a Very Good jacket with edge and corner wear, touch of sun yellowing on spine, spine panel shifted slightly toward front panel, slight color loss, light rubbing on panels, couple of stray red marks back panel, few light overwrite impressions, including one over the price. Illustrated in B/W by Harold West. Quite nice copy of a scarce title.

First edition 1st printing, an unread, Fine book in a similar jacket, with promotional band intact.

First UK edition, Fine minus, unread book with slightest touch of page edge yellowing, in a Fine jacket. This copy has been signed by Booth on the title page. This is the fifth Ben Cooper and Diane Fry mystery.

First UK edition 1st printing, Fine unread, beautiful copy with no spine crease, soft-bound in white glossy wraps. TRUE FIRST printed by Intype Libra, Ltd. Epilogue on last page, and no blank endpages after the Epilogue. No statement of edition is on the copyright page of either 1st or 2nd printing.

First UK edition 1st printing, Fine minus unread book with touch of page waviness, in a Fine jacket that is slightly curled at top of flaps. Holt's eighth mystery.

First edition 1st printing Very Good to Near Fine book in similar jacket, book and dust jacket have slight edge wear, book is lightly pushed at spine ends and has just hint of slant, and jacket has rubbing both panels, signed by author on title page.

First UK edition, Near Fine book with slight slant, mild bump bottom corner of spine, slight soiling page edges, in a Very Good jacket that has edge and corner wear with a bit of color loss, mild rubbing, and with one inch closed tear top of front panel near spine. This copy has been signed by Barnard on the first end page (flyleaf).

Fine minus, apparently unread book that has light crimping to spine ends, in a Near Fine dust jacket that has light rubbing to both panels. Higgins 16th book. A tale of armored-car robberies by young, urban terrorists. This copy has been signed by Higgins on the half-title page and inscribed – For Tony, Best and all -. Laid-in is an announcement of the signing event and also a newspaper article about Higgins and his visit to Tucson.

First UK edition, Near Fine book that opens easily to title page and with touch of page yellowing; in a Fine dust jacket. Rowland's third Melissa Craig mystery.

First limited edition 1st printing, a PBO in full color glossy wraps with great cover and illustrations by Joe Servello. Fine unread copy, signed by book dealer Gottlieb on the limitation page. This is number 305 of 501 copies. Bibliophile craziness runs rampant in Phoenix leading to murder; a hilarious read.

First hardback limited edition Fine unread book, in a Fine minus jacket that has just a hint of sun fade to spine, in a Near Fine slipcase with a bit of edge and shelf wea. This copy is #175 of 501, signed by author and artist Joe Servello on the limitation page.  Bibliophile craziness runs rampant in Phoenix leading to murder; a hilarious read. The hardback versions were printed after the success of the intial version in trade wraps.

First hardcover edition, unread black numbered limited edition, number 139 of 200 such copies. This mystery first appeared in the NY Times Magazine, where it was serialized in 16 installments. Fine book bound in blue/gray leather in a Fine dark blue slipcase. Book and slipcase have embossed radiation symbols on front covers. A Dr. is found murdered on the Mulholland Dam overlook. It is then discovered that he probably stole a large amount of radioactive cesium from his work – enough to make a deadly, "dirty" bomb. This slipcased copy, which has been signed by Connelly on the limitation page, is housed in its original, blue shipping box.

First hardcover edition, unread blue numbered limited edition, number 48 of 100 such copies. This mystery first appeared in the NY Times Magazine, where it was serialized in 16 installments. Fine book bound in blue leather in a matching, Fine clamshell box. Book has embossed detective badge on front board and box has embossed radiation symbol on front cover. A Dr. is found murdered on the Mulholland Dam overlook. It is then discovered that he probably stole a large amount of radioactive cesium from his work – enough to make a deadly, "dirty" bomb. This copy, which has been signed by Connelly on the limitation page, is housed in its original, blue shipping box.

Very Good book with soft and slightly frayed spine ends and slight page toning; in a Good dust jacket that has light soiling back panel, edge and corner wear with chips to top of spine and age toning to spine. Noted on jacket – Murder on a slow boat to China. Very hard to find title.

First UK edition 1st printing, Fine minus book with hint of slant and mild page edge toning, in a Fine jacket. A Kate Ivory mystery.

First UK edition 1st printing, Fine minus, apparently unread book with mild page waviness, opens easily to title page; in a Fine minus jacket with slight wrinkle bottom of spine. A bibliomystery by Stallwood.

First UK edition, Fine minus, unread book with bit of page waviness, in a Fine jacket. A Kate Ivory mystery.