Doubleday, NY , 1964 First Edition 299 page Hardcover in dust jacket. Modern first edition. A near fine copy with light wear, in a very good dust jacket with dust soiling . See Photos
Arrow London 1982 272 pages. First thus. Near Fine unread condition with very light toning to inside covers and page edges. See photos. Cel PB3
Charter NY 1989 170 pages. First thus. Very good condition with wear, readers creases, light toning to pages. See photos. 7-10
Bantam NY 1990 238+ pages. First thus. Near fine condition with light wear, light toning to pages. See photos. 4-6
Jove NY 1985 230 pages. First thus. Near fine condition with light wear, light toning to pages. See photos. 4-6
BMI NY 1990 188 and 172 pages. First thus. Near fine condition witha trace of wear. See photos. 1-3
Pinnacle NY 1976. 181 pages. First thus. Good condition with wear, creasing and rubbing to covers, 2 hole punches to rear cover. See photos.bx 59
Pinnacle CA 1978. 180 pages. First thus. Near fine unread condition with very light wear. See photos.bx 59
Signet NY 2000. 231 pages. First thus. Near fine condition with a trace of wear. See photos. Bx 236
Avon NY 1988. 154 pages. First thus. Near fine condition with a trace of wear. See photos. Bx 234
Dell NY 1984. 192 pages. First thus. Near fine condition with a trace of wear. See photos. Bx 238
Avon NY 1953 638 pages. Reprint. Good condition with edge wear, readers creases, rubbing to covers. See photos. Bx239
dust soiling top page edges light wear in like dust jacket genfic15
A fine copy in like dust jacket of this novel of Americans fighting Americans in Vietnam in 1969. 185 pages See Photos Americana 31
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New York: Tor / Tom Doherty Associates [1988 . First edition. This copy has been inscribed and signed [in both Japanese and English] by the author to a genre artist. Advance Reading Copy: Uncorrected Proofs in white pictorial wrappers [trade sized paperback format, but of the hardcover edition]. 465 pages [including a 2 page bibliography]. Near Fine or better copy.; Signed by Author .poet7
Life During Wartime by Lucius Shepard. Published in London by Grafton in 1988. First UK and first hardcover edition. This copy has been inscribed and signed by the author on the title page. 383 pages. 1987 nominated for the Philip K Dick Award. In 1990, it won the Kurd-Laßwitz-Preis.David Mingolla is an artillery specialist in the United States Army serving in a near-future Central American war (references are made to then-future "Afghanistan in '89" and a nuclear weapon that destroyed Tel Aviv). As his unit serves in "Free Occupied Guatemala", Mingolla goes on leave and meets a woman named Debora in a cantina. They gradually become lovers; however, as they get close to each other, Mingolla feels intense mental pain later identified as a psychic probing his mind.Soon after this, Mingolla is recruited into the Psicorps, an elite group of psychics the United States has assembled to counter the Soviet Union's own. Debora, a veteran of the revolt that led to American intervention in the first place, is designated his target. On his way through Psicorps training to refine his mental abilities, Mingolla learns that this front of the Cold War (published before 1991, before USSR's fall) as well as the war itself is a manipulation by two Panamanian families, the Madradonas and the Sotomayors, over three centuries to increase psychic potential in humanity as well as their own genetic diversity.Mingolla and Debora meet and part several times before their meeting with the Madradonas and Sotomayors in Darién, Panama and become embroiled with the members of Mingolla's former squad in a firefight which culminates in the nuclear destruction of Panama City. David and Debora leave the city and their former friends and antagonists behind them, deciding that ultimately what matters is their love for one another, the only item that has not been blatantly manipulated.Condition: Bookplate ghost to the front paste-down [with the related bookplate laid in]. VG+ copy [spine slightly cocked, light colored spot stain to the top edge, text paper starting to tan as usual] in Near Fine Dust Wrapper [some creasing and a few specks of wear to the lower left corner edge of the rear panel]. 196/eb
New York, New York: Spectra. Fine with No dust jacket as issued. 1999. Soft Cover. A tight clean copy , unread. 6 by 9 Inches. Trade Paperback. ; Great Cover Art .710
NY: Coward McCann. 1961. 8vo-over 7¾"-9¾" tall. Light dust soiling to page edges in dj with sunning to spine, light rubbing to rear panel and a small closed tear to the lower edge of the front panel. Jacket Art by Robert Galster. Novel of the Korean War. genfic9
Scranton, Pennsylvania: William Morrow & Co. Near Fine in Fine dust jacket. 1993. dust soiling top page edges, else fine in fine dust jacket 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Hard Cover. bx159
NY: Putnam 1979. Fine in Fine jacket . 8vo-over 7¾"-9¾" tall. 285 pp. Transmitted from beyond the grave here s the long suppressed chronicle of Conan Doyle's 1917 espionage mission into wartime Germany to track down an awesome designed to destroy England and end World War I with a German victory. genfic9
