Yellowstone Country: Voices and Photographs by Phillips, Richard, ed - 1977

London: Tandem, 1975. [1st printing](1975) Cover art is uncredited. Includes "Introduction"; "Sweet, Sweet Murder" by H. A. DeRosso; "Final Performance" by Dick Ellis; "Say 'Cheese'" by Ed Lacy; "The Cemetery Man" by C. B. Gilford; "No Tears for Foster" (novelette) by Fletcher Flora; "Code Brown" by Robert Colby; "Legacy of Office" by Rog Phillips; "Diary to Death' by Neil M. Clark; "Sing a Song for Tony" (novelette) by Jack Ritchie; "The Remote Rattler" by Edwin P. Hicks; "Murder Most Convenient" by Gilbert Ralston; "Shakedown" by Richard O. Lewis; "False Alarm" by Richard Deming; "Suitable for Framing" by Mary Linn Roby. Heavy edge and corner wear; creasing; tanning; front page store stamped; mark on top end.. Mass Market Paperback. Good.

Sausalito, California: Sausalito Women's Club. Near Fine. 1973. First Edition. Wraps. 8vo. 154 pgs. Illustrated beige wraps, shows very light age tanning; otherwise, near fine condition. .

New York: Foundation for Cultural Projects, 1955. Softcover. Good with no dust jacket. Sound binding. Clean but age-darkened pages. Wraps have heavy handling wear; age-darkened, soiled. Contents: Riesman and Glazer, 'Intellectuals and the Discontented Classes." Kaufmann, "Art, Tradition, and Truth." Büchner, "Lenz (a long story)." Arnold, "The End of the Neo-Liberal Utopia." Golffing, "The Alexandrian Mind." Chase, "Dogmatic Orthodoxy in Literature." Chiaromonte, "Tolstoy and History." Reviews and poems. ; 9.0" tall; 144 pages.

New York: Added Enterprises, 1948. Softcover. Good with no dust jacket. Illustrated by Henri Matisse. Square, tight binding. Clean but tanned pages. Wrappers have small amount of writing at top front, general light shelf wear, tanning. ; Contents: Gide, "Theseus (a novelette) "; Spender, "The Life of Literature"; Chase, "Dissent on Billy Budd"; Valéry, "The Angel (a poem) "; Davis, "Pound, Jeffers and Other Poets"; Flint, "Fiat Luce"; "The Creative Life in Our Time" (letters by Elizabeth Bowen, Graham Greene, V. S. Pritchett). frontispiece drawing; 9.0" tall; 105 pages.

New Brunswick, NJ: American Committee for Cultural Freedom, 1972. Softcover. Good with no dust jacket. Sound binding. Clean but age-darkened pages. Wraps have handling wear; age-darkened, lightly soiled with writing on front. Contents: Chomsky, Morgenthau and others, "The National Interest and the Pentagon Papers." Commentary by Richard Gilman, John Bayley, Norman Birnbaum, Cecil Brown, Robert Brustein, Robert Creeley, Stanley Diamond, Morris Dickstein, Thomas R. Edwards, Allen Ginsberg, Clement Greenberg, Ihab Hassan, Christopher Lasch, Mary McCarthy, Richard Poirier, John Henry Raleigh, Harold Rosenberg, Andrew Sarris, Ronald Sukenick, Tonny Tanner on "Art, Culture & Conservatism." Frisch, "Luck (story)." Michaels, "The Captain (story)." Gitlin, "Toward a New New Left." Poems, reviews. ; 9.0" tall; 144 pages.

New Brunswick, NJ: American Committee for Cultural Freedom, 1967. Softcover. Good with no dust jacket. Sound binding. Clean but age-darkened pages. Wraps have heavy handling wear; slightly age-darkened, lightly soiled. Contents: Phillips, "On Sex." Poirir, "On the Beatles." Howe, "On the Welfare State." Crews, "On Conrad." Butor, "On Science Fiction." Litwak, "In Shock (a story)." Poems, reviews. ; 9.0" tall; 144 pages.

New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press, 1974. Softcover. Good with no dust jacket. Square, tight binding. Clean but slightly age-darkened pages. Wraps have general light shelf wear, age-darkening. ; Contents: Poirier, "The Aesthetics of Radicalism"; Michaels, "In the Fifties: Growing Up"; Piercy, "Through the Cracks"; Tytell, "A Conversaion with Allen Ginsberg"; Marcotte, "The Space of the Novel"; Zacharia, "J"; poetry by Philip Appleman, Michael Benedikt, Helen Chasin, Susan Grathwohl, Michael Hutchison, John Jacob, John Matthias, James McMichael, John Romano, Robert Vas Dias. ; 9.0" tall; 138 pages.

Reading, MA: Perseus Books Group, 1999. Third Printing. very good, very good. 270, illus., index. Introduction by Jeffrey Robbins. Foreword by Freeman Dyson. The late Richard P. Feynman won the 1965 Nobel Prize in physics for his work on quantum electrodynamics. This collection of talks, interviews, and essays offers a memorable sample of the wit, brilliance, and irreverence of the most celebrated physicist of our time. Movingly eloquent, the piecesrange from computers to the role of science in society. This collection of Feynman's best short works includes uproarious tales of Feynman's student experiments, his famous report on the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster, his experiences on the Manhattan Project at Los Alamos during World War II, and stories of the physicist as a child.

Crossway Books. NEW. 2008. Trade paperback. 240pp. Index.

Perseus Books Group. Used - Good.