Search Results: Literature from Charlie's Books

"The Cave" - Winner of the Noble Prize for Literature by Jose Saramago. Translated from the Portuguese by Margaret Jill Costa. Harcourt, Inc., 2002. First U.S. Edition. 307pp. Fine hardcover book with a Very Good dust jacket with small tears/wrinkles at the head/tail of the spine.

Soft-cover book 2016 edition - published by Chautauqua Institution and produced by The Publishing Laboratory, Department of Creative Writing, University of North Carolina Wilmington. 282pp. Fine condition.

"Chautauqua: Wonders of the World, Issue 11" - produced by The Publishing Laboratory, Department of Creative Writing, University of North Carolina Wilmington, Wilmington, North Carolina. Managing Editor: Dina Greenberg. A Note About the Journal: Jill Gerard and Philip Gerard, Editors. Sherra Babcock, Vice President, Emily and Richard Smucker, Chair for Education, Chautauqua Institution. 268pp. Paperback (9"x 6") in Fine condition.

Soft-cover book 2008 edition published by the Chautauqua Institutionand produced by The Publishing Laboratory, Department of Creative Writing, University of North Carolina Wilmington. 385pp. Fine condition.

"Cold Mountain Review: Vol 19, No 2, Fall 1991" - published by Appalachian State University, Boone, North Carolina. 98pp including "Contributor Notes". Very Good soft-cover with some foxing specks on the front cover and small crease on the rear cover corner.

The Highland Chairman and Hans the Crucified" (Rare Collector's Series) published by Lamplighter Publishing, a division of Cornerstone Family Ministries, Inc., of Waverly, Pennsylvania. First Printing, March 2002. Printed in an attractive hard bound collector's format. The Highland Chairman: Author unknown. Hans the Crucified: Christoph Von Schmid. Printed by Jostens in the United States. Introduction by Mark Hamby. 86 pages plus Lamplighter Rare Collector's Series. Fine condition.

Soft-cover book edited and with an Introduction by Steven L. Davis. Foreword by Larry L. King. First edition 2008 published by the University of Texas Press. Introduction by Steven L. Davis. Pictures. 329pp. Very Good condition with surface scratches on the covers and curl at the front fore-edge. "... a vibrant look at American and Texas culture through the eyes of one of the most remarkable writers the state has produced."

"Multicultural American Literature: Comparative Black, Native, Latino and Asian American Fictions" by A. Robert Lee. Soft-Cover book 2003 edition published by the University Press of Mississippi. Index with 203 pages. Fine ciondition.

NCLR's Tenth Anniversary - Issue #11, 2002 published by East Carolina University and the North Carolina literary and Historical Association. Illustrations. 212pp. Small tear near the head of the spine although a Fine copy of this soft-cover book.

Crease on the rear cover corner, else, a Very Good copy of this soft-cover book with title "The Norton Anthology of American Literature, Sixth Edition: Volume C, American Literature 1865-1914." Nina Baym, General Editor. Index. W.W. Norton & Company, 2003.

"The Norton Anthology of American Literature, Ninth Edition: Volume D 1914-1945" by Robert S. Levine, General Editor. W.W. Norton & Company, 2017. Selected Biographies. Soft-Cover copy in Fine condition.

Hardcover book with Slipcase - this 1958 edition translated from the Spanish by Robert Southey. Published by The Heritage Press/George Many Companies, Inc. Introduction by V.S. Pritchett. Illustrations by Rene' ben Sussan. 196pp. Glossary. Light foxing on the edges, end-papers and spine; thus, a Very Good book (11.75" x 8") with a Very Good maroon Slipcase.

Collins Classics paperback titled "The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde" by Robert Louis Stevenson. 116pp. Fine copy of this 2010 edition by Harper Press.

Hardcover book 1996 edition published by the Bowling Green State University Press. Illustrations. Index. 187pp. A Very Good hardcover bound in dark green boards with lettering in black on the spine with names on the front free end-paper. Very Good dust jacket as well with surface scratches on the front. "Focusing on three major phases in writing about Southern Appalachian mountain people, this study surveys some of the images and depictions of mountain women from the 1880s to the 1950s, in the writings of Mary Noailles Murfree, Edith Summers Kelley, Anne W. Armstrong, Emma Bell Miles, Jesse Stuart, James Still and Harriette Arnow."