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Little wear. Owner's name inside front cover. Pages are clean and tight, spine is creaseless. Remains of a price sticker on the front cover, upper right. One bent corner. Learn how to read between the lines.

First edition. Very little wear, to book or dust jacket. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked; spine is solid. Owner's name inside front cover.

Trade paperback. Very little wear. Pages are clean, tight and bright. An academic examination of fourteen female authors of the early 20th century

Some wear at the corners. Highlighting, underlining and margin notes throughout. Owner's name inside front cover. Things Fall Apart is Achebe's first novel of his African Trilogy/ He related readings include four poems, two short stories, and essay and a Bible passage, all by other authors.

No significant wear. 80 pages appear clean and unmarked.

Little wear. A presentation of Shakespeare with side-by-side translations into modern American English. On each pair of pages, the left is Shakespeare's, the right Crowther's. Additional commentary included.

No significant wear. 50 pages.

This is not just the Joseph Conrad novel. Not even close. The work is 514 pages, while the actual Heart of Darkness takes up just 75 of those pages. It is followed by 210 pages of "Backgrounds and Contexts" with subsections of "Imperialism and the Congo", "Nineteenth-Century Attitudes Toward Race", "Conrad and the Congo", and "The Author… Read more

Trade paperback. Almost like new, very minimal shelf-wear. A scientific analysis of Stephen King's fantasies. The point where fact and fiction meet, or don't.

A collection of information about Faust. Two entries under Sources; four under Works, by Marlowe, Goethe, Mann and Shapiro; and eight under Criticism. If you have ever wondered what a Faustian bargain is, this is the book for you. Cover is minorly stained in places. Pages are good, clear and clear of markings. Binding is solid. … Read more

Trade paperback. First edition. Very little wear. There are a couple of small tears (1 cm and 1.5 cm) where the covers meet the top of the spine. Complete number line. This is a very exhaustive dissection of the Dark Tower series, almost a retelling. I thought about classifying it as a biography, of Roland.… Read more