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

A gritty murder mystery set in Hamill's beloved New York City. Page edges lightly toned else fine in fine dw, and SIGNED by Hamill on the title page.

The 13th title in Parker's acclaimed Spenser series, about fine in similar dw and SIGNED by Parker on the title page.

McCarry's second Paul Christopher novel, focusing on the aftermath of President Kennedy's assassination in 1963. About fine in a similar p/c white dw with a touch of wear atop the spine. Briefly INSCRIBED on the dedication page.

Letter G of 26 specially bound lettered copies, SIGNED by Burke on the half-title page; the limitation page is in the rear of the book. As new in brown leather boards absent dw as issued.

Shilts' brilliant work of investigative reporting on the AIDS epidemic, from the first reporter in America to cover the epidemic full-time for the San Francisco Chronicle. Source for the movie of the same name, with the screenplay written by Shilts and Arnold Schulman. 2nd printing, fine in fine dw, boldly SIGNED by Shilts on the title page.

1st Australian edition of the two-time Booker Prize-winner's ninth novel. Page edges lightly toned, thus about fine in similar dw and SIGNED by Carey on the title page.

1st edition of Jones' 4th book, about the assault of Guadalcanal, was the source for the movie of the same name staring Nick Nolte and Sean Penn, among others. Very nearly fine with a slight reading crease on the spine, in a similar spine-faded dw lightly chipped at the heel.

Correct 1st edition of the 13th title in O'Brians acclaimed Jack Aubrey/Stephen Maturin Napoleonic War-era series. Fine in fine dw with 1 tiny nick at the bottom of the rear panel. No indication of later printings on colophon page, denoting a first edition. First state dw with GBP 11.95 on front flap, and no hyphenation of the title on the front panel or spine.

Original frontispiece engraving of Conroy and artist Barry Moser. #69 0f 250 copies SIGNED by Conroy and Moser on the limitation page at the rear of the book. Fine in purple cloth boards and a blue/gray spine with gilt lettering, absent dw as issued.

The 2nd collaborative effort by Eco and Carmi for children, very nearly fine with a sticker removal bruise on the blue front end paper, in a similar dw with a closed tear and resulting fold atop the rear panel.

The 2nd book issued by the press, a Signed Limited edition, #76 of 350 copies. As new in marbled boards in an unprinted white glassine paper dw.

First Omnibus edition of The Living Room, originally published in 1953; The Potting Shed, original date 1958; and The Complaisant Lover, 1959. This is also apparently the first uncensored edition, taking into account the relaxed view of homosexuality by the government in the UK. This is a paperback original, nearly fine in pictorial wraps with the spine evidencing a bit of light handling. The book is warmly INSCRIBED on the half-title page " for Binkie - with love - from Graham". Binkie is Hugh Beaumont, co-founder of H.M. Tennent Co., a famously successful theatrical management company in London's West End, and close friend of Greene, Noel Coward, and Sir John Gielgud. An outstanding association copy!

Two plays and a screenplay by the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of House Made of Dawn, published here for the first time. As new in similar dw, very briefly INSCRIBED by Momaday on the title page. Published in small numbers by a university press, uncommon signed.

Block's eighth Matthew Scudder novel, fine in fine dw and SIGNED by Block on the title page.

The author's acclaimed literary debut, winner of the Orange Prize, as new in similar dw and SIGNED by Obreht on the title page.

About fine in pictorial boards with the front cover illustrated with a collage by Roy Lichtenstein expressly created for this book. Four slight indentations on the rear panel else about fine in similar dw. SIGNED by Tuten on the title page.

1st edition of the second Kate Martinelli novel, and the sequel to her Edgar Award-winning first book A Grave Talent. As new in similar dw, SIGNED by King on the title page.

Co-authored by Ronald Matthews. The first UK edition was withdrawn after some moralistic reviews in conservative newspapers caused a scandal for the publisher, with very few copies remaining in circulation after the entire run was pulped. Greene reportedly left the UK for a time to avoid legal consequences. This is the 1st US edition, about fine in blue cloth with a very slight snag to a tiny portion of the spine; the nearly fine dw has a closed tear repaired at the coinciding upper portion of the spine. Uncommon title, particularly in dw.

Gingrich was the legendary founding editor of Esquire magazine. The book, according to the fly leaf, is about "the aesthetics of the inanimate – pipes, town houses, food, automobiles…" Other people's toys. About fine in similar dw with none of the typical fading to the orange spine evident here. INSCRIBED and dated by Gingrich atop the front end.

The author's 1st mystery, introducing park ranger Anna Pigeon. Light offsetting to front end paper else about fine in fine dw.