Search Results: Authors starting with G from The M.A.D. House Artists

Ex-library, and before that part of a private copllection, embossed stamp on title page. Revised and Expanded Edition, 1976. Book is in very good condition. Dust Jacket, attached with tape, is in good condition with shelf wear and small damages to the edges. Drawings by Dolona Roberts. 220 pages, illustrated with many black and white photographs. Binding tight, pages clean. - See more at: http://books.themadhouseartists.com/?page=shop/flypage&product_id=938#sthash.Nfd2UyLN.dpuf

8" x 5.5". 224 pages. Green embossed cloth boards, soil and wear to block and corners of book cover, back cover starting to detach, endpapers not broken yet. Previous owner's name on front endpaper in pencil, but no year notated. Dogs, cats, pigeons, ponies, parrots, hens, donkeys, rabbits, mice, canaries, squirrels, funny pets and splendid pets. Pretty much covers the subject, less fishies. Our book number 1131.

Clean. TOR, June 2000 First Mass Market Paperback edition. 552 pages. Prehistoric Epic at its finest. Has been read, no creases to spine. Our book number 21019.

9" x 6", 195 pages. Clean new copy, very minor shelf wear to corners. Never read. The Goettemoeller brothers examine the benefits and limitations of North America's fuel ethanol industry. Our book number 17034.

7" x 4", 188 pages. Unread paperback, pages yellowed with age, but unmarked. Jinx Beaumont stuck with Race Morgan, a merciless buccaneer of a captain. January 1990. Our book number 21003.

9.25" x 7.5", 298 pages. New book with minor shelf wear. Robotics. Plans, instructions, develop your own robot. Our book number 49074.

8" x 5.25", 582 pages. Some damage to the lower spine and some loosening of three of the pages about an inch from the bottom at the front corner. Corners bumped a little. Shelf wear. Spine uncreased, text clean. Remainder mark on top of page block. Otherwise unread, clean and in good condition.
"The Tin Drum knows no taboos...Again and again the narrative enters the forbidden sphere where disgust and sexuality, death and blasphemy meet.
What differentiates Grass in this respect from any form of pornography, and from the so-called "stark realism" of the American school, what legitimizes these blunt forays, indeed elevates them to acts of artistic brilliance, is the total objectivity with which he presents them. Unlike Henry Miller, Grass does not seek out taboos; he simply doesn't notice them." Our book number 21022.

569 pages. 8.5"x 5.75". Very fine condition. Firm and clean. "From Brian Greene, one of the world's leading physicists, comes a grand tour of the universe that makes us look at reality in a completely different way." Our book number 49073.

971 pages. 10.25"x 8". Block firm. Pages clean. Photo reproductions throughout. Our book number 29079

8.5" x 11". 48 pages. Withdrawn from the library. Some stickers removed, some pencil marks have been erased, some stamps from library system. Library binding, intended as a classroom textbook (assignment chart in front) some wear to corners and cover. Clean text, spine and pages in good condition. Looks like a book for middle grades. Vocabulary is full, not restrained as for elementary. Colour and black and white photographs illustrating text throughout. Our book number 36064.

9.25" x 6" x 1.25", 360 pages. Clean, used book. Some wear and tear to the corners and edges. "Enhanced by exclusive access to unpublished material, HERSELF DEFINED is a captivating work of scholarship and an intimate portrait of H.D. (Hilda Doolittle) and the circle of novelists, artists, and poets who were her friends: D.H. Lawrence, Marianne Moore, T.S. Eliot, William Carlos Williams, and others who blazed new paths in the arts of the twentieth century." Our book number 46020.

5.5" x 8". 112 pages. Ex-Library with beautiful, durable library binding. A wonderful little book in great condition. Aside from the usual library markings, the book is clean and the pages secure and clean. Old-fashioned embossed library stamp on title page. Chapters include DRUPES, BERRIES, FOLLICLES, PODS, CAPSULES, ACHENES and THE FRUITS WE EAT. Black and white photographs throughout. One of our original purchases years ago at that first library sale. A truly great find. Our book number 36034.

5.5" x 8". 96 pages. Withdrawn from the library, embossed library stamp on pocket and title page. Paper very slightly aged, text clean, black and white photos are pristine. Beautiful book in Library Binding, spine reinforced with library tape. Very good condition. Chapters on Tropical, Temperate-zone, Eagle, Male, Female, Maidenhair, Black Maidenhair, Scale, Hart's-Tongue, Blechnum, Royal and Filmy FERNS. Also the Polypody, and a chapter just for Lovers of Ferns. This series was very well done, and the books are delightful. The photography very nice. Our book number 36033.