Search Results: Titles starting with T from Anthony Greene

As new copy in fine dust jacket. Signed by Anne Rice on half title page. A beautiful copy.

A near fine copy in very good plus dust jacket.

First Edition. Stated First printing. Very Good+; boards are tight and clean. Slight small stain along lower outside edge. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good-.. Shallow chipping to jacket at top of spine, other small chips along edges, fold with 1/2 in closed tear at lower front corner.

First Edition. Fine in a fine dust jacket. Also included is a fine copy of the Advance Reading Copy in wraps. The ARC has editor notes and corrections in the text which makes for an interesting companion to the published novel. Price listed is for both copies. There may be additional cost for shipping due to weight, depending on destination, please inquire first before purchasing.

First edition. Signed by author in bold red ink below his name on title page. Boards have spotting/staining on front and rear. binding is tight. Dust jacket is not price clipped; minor chipping at top of spine, small closed tear on back cover near spine, otherwise colors are bright, jacket clean.

Very good tight copy with slight fading along top edge of front board. FEP has a small square area in upper right corner where previous bookseller used eraser too hard to remove price or notes. Dust jacket has minor chipping along top and bottom edge of front cover, a small closed tear, paper has slight fading on inside edges. Price clipped jacket but 10/65 in lower bottom corner. Back cover has small dot stain (16/64th in) in upper left corner below header: "About If Morning Ever Comes, Anne Tyler's first novel".

Black boards with silver lettering on spine- book is almost in like new condition. DJ is also near very fine, with only the price clipped from front inside jacket, otherwise no chips or tears. A very clean, nice copy.
Introduction by Hunter S. Thompson, who was a notorious Aspen resident, friend of the author, and one time candidate for Sheriff of Aspen.
A non-fiction chronicle of Aspen, Colorado during the 1950s through the 1970s by journalist, columnist for the Aspen Times, and Aspen resident, Peggy Clifford.

Very tight, very lightly used clean copy with slight residue from a price sticker on inside FEP upper corner. First edition with complete number line 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10,

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. First edition. Fine in very good dustwrapper with small chip on bottom edge of rear panel, spine lightly sunned. Remainder marks along bottom edge papers. Author's second book.

First edition, hardcover in fine condition. Dust jacket in fine condition, Inscribed "Tauraux Piscine!" and signed by Trillin on half title page.

Fine in light brown cloth boards, one tiny stain at top of rear panel. Dust jacket is near fine with tiny closed tear on rear panel. Stated first edition but no prices on inside flap, hence book club edition. Signed by author on title page.

As New hardcover First Edition - first printing, signed by author on title page. Ms. Kingston's 4th book and first novel, set in San Francisco during the 1960s. She is a Professor Emerita at the University of California, Berkeley.

First American Edition. tiny amount of sunning to top edge of boards, very slight rubbing to bottom edges, but overall the book is tight and clean. The printer was overzealous with glue used in binding and as a result a spot of glue seeped along bottom of rear paste down of end paper and stuck to forward edge of the REP; there is no damage but REP does not turn freely as it should. Interior is clean and bright. Jacket is very clean and bright with only 2 very tiny chips, one at upper corner of spine, and the other at bottom corner. No other defects.