Search Results: Titles starting with U from Squid Ink Books

Numbered limited first edition, Fine minus, unread book that has very slight half inch wrinkle to cloth covering near top edge front page, in a Fine, clear acrylic slipcase. This is copy number 2 of only 50 such copies (there were also 8 Collector's copies). Uisce is Gallic for "water." Contains two short stories by Bruen: All the Swans are Dying, featuring Jack Taylor; and Brant's High Tide, featuring Inspector Brant. There are mounted, full-color photos of Bruen, Connelly, and Burke opposite the title page, the Introduction and the Afterword. There are also eight B/W drawings by Parks that are tipped-in. The limitation page is signed by all four contributors.

Near Fine book with slight crimping to spine ends and very mild splay to front board; in a Near Fine jacket with slight edge and corner wear and a touch of rubbing. Hillenbrand's very long-running best-selling account of the life of Olympic runner Louis Zamperini. The 2014 movie based partly on the book, was directed and produced by Jolie Angelina received mixed reviews, partly because significant parts of book were not covered in the film.

Near Fine book with bumps at spine ends, and very slight bump bottom corner front board; in a Very Good to Near Fine jacket with edge and corner wear, some soiling to front panel, and with two small dings back panel at gutter. Signed, with personal inscription, on the dedication page.

Fine unread, book in Fine dust jacket, signed by author on the title page..

First edition 1st printing, Fine unread book in a Fine dust jacket. Signed by Seranella on the title page. A Munch Mancini mystery.

UK First edition 1st printing, Near Fine book with very slight soiling page edges and light push top of spine, in a Fine minus dust jacket with very small closed tear and slight wrinkle top of spine. Bettle's first book.

Very Good to Near Fine book with softness and pushing at spine ends, cheap production printed on high-acid content paper that has the typical toning and age yellowing; in a Good to Very Good jacket that has edge wear, slight chipping and several small, closed tears along edges, light soiling and rubbing, with substantial wrinkling, tears and chips at top of spine with old tape repair to inside of jacket, jacket has been shifted toward back panel when folded at spine. Collects the title novella and five shorter stories.

Very Good to Near Fine book with light shelf wear, couple of pages with tiny dog-ear creases top corner, in a Near Fine jacket with light edge wear. LaPierre’s first mystery. This copy inscribed - To Elaine, with best wishes – and signed and dated October 6, 1989 by the author on the title page. Joe and Elaine Livermore were the owners of Tucson's first mystery bookstore, Footprints of a Gigantic Hound.

First edition 1st printing, Near Fine apparently unread copy with slight wear at spine ends and very slight page yellowing, in a Very Good jacket that has light edge and corner wear with slight color loss, small triangular chip top edge front panel near spine, closed tear back panel near spine, and slight age yellowing of white lettering on the spine. For juvenile readers 10 and up.

First American Edition, a reprint of Sellon’s erotic autobiography first published in London in 1867. Introduction by C. J. Scheiner. Fine minus, unread book with slight pushing to bottom of spine; in a Near Fine jacket that has slight wear and wrinkles along top edge because it was cut a bit too large. This is copy number 137 of 374 such copies (there were 26 leather-bound lettered copies). Signed by publisher McMillan on the copyright page.