A Thirsty Evil seven short stories [inscribed & signed] by Vidal, Gore - 1956

NY: A Signet Book/NAL, 1958. #SW1535. 143pp. Slight wear, soiling. Photos on request. Size: Mass Market. First Printing, June, 1958.. Paperback. Very Good.

Pages 127 pp.sm 8vo. Clothbound. 1st British ed. In very good condition in lightly worn clipped dust jacket. Light stain on free end papers probably from previously removed dust jacket cover. Owner’s signature.

London Mellbourn Toronto: Heinemann, 1958 Fine, Pages clean and bright, binding tight. Cover shows minor signs of shelf wear. Dust Jacket clean, chipped with a few small closed tears, UK price of 12s 6d intact. Same day shping.

New York: The Zero Press, 1956. Hardcover. 154p., first edition, slightly musty, previous owner's bookplate and name on front blank paste downs else good condition in a worn dust jacket with small holes in the front panel. Young 3937*.

LIKE NEW HC, white covers show some dirt

New York: The Zero Press. Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. 1956. First Edition. Hardcover. A near fine stated first edition copy, the only flaws being a neat bookplate to front pastedown and a touch of rubbing to bottom board edge. The unclipped jacket in mylar has very minor soil and minor rubbing to corners. A tight square unmarked copy in unclipped jacket. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall .

New York: The Zero Press, 1956. Hardcover. 154p., very good first edition in cloth boards and unclipped dj with mild edgewear and toning. Young 3937*.

London: Heinemann, 1958. Hardcover. First British edition hardcover is a nice clean copy, the dustwrapper is lightly rubbed at spine ends and corners with light browning of spine and panel edges.

New York: The Zero Press, 1956. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Dust Jacket Included. 1st Edition. Hardcover. First Edition, (only one thousand copies printed), of this early collection of short stories by master storyteller Gore Vidal. 8vo. 154 pp. A near fine copy in 1/4 beige over black cloth, (previous collector's tiny discreet name to the front free endpaper, small bookseller's ticket affixed to the front pastedown), black titles to the spine in a very good or better neatly price-clipped dustwrapper with a couple of small closed tears neatly, archivally mended. "Mr. Vidal can command as many characteristic styles as his themes suggest, for he is that comparative rarity among American authors, a man of letters." The Boston Globe.

New York: The Zero Press, 1956 First edition. Navy and tan cloth. Octavo. Light shelfwear. Very good in bright, clean dust jacket, which unfortunately has a four inch clean tear on the back cover portion.