Search Results: Titles starting with D from Squid Ink Books

First edition 1st printing, Near Fine, unread book with slight crimping to spine ends and very tiny corner creases top corners p. 161 to 165, hint of page edge toning; in a Fine minus dust jacket with just a touch of edge wear. This copy has been signed by Grafton on the title page.

Near Fine book with slight wear at corners, touch of dusting and soiling to top and bottom edges of page block, and slightly soft at spine ends; in a Very Good jacket that has edge and corner wear with color loss, rubbing to panels also with some color loss, and with several light scratches both panels. This is a review copy with the Houghton Mifflin reviewer sheet laid-in. A novel about the Pains Indians trying to use their Ghost Dance to try to bring back their old ways of life, as well as the buffalo.

First printing of the Sidewinder edition, Fine minus, unread book with slight edge wear at spine ends, in a Fine minus dust jacket with touch of rubbing to back panel. This was Hillerman's second Joe Leaphorn mystery. Introduction by Margaret Coel. Dust jacket art and illustrations by the Navajo artist Ernest Franklin. This copy has been signed by Tony Hillerman and Ernest Franklin on the title page. The original edition won the 1974 Edgar Award.

The Armchair first thus reprint of the Hillerman classic, this is the 1st printing of the collector edition, with a new introduction by Hillerman. A Fine unread copy, in blue boards with silver gilt design and photo of Hillerman on front board, no dust jacket as issued; signed by Hillerman on the half title page.

Very Good to Near Fine book has light edge wear, touch of age yellowing along edges of boards, with a blue ballpoint gift inscription on the mostly blue front end page that is hard to see, in a Good dust jacket that is lightly rubbed, slightly soiled back panel, light yellowing of spine, wear at spine ends with closed tears and loss of color and small triangular chips. Edgar winner. A nice copy of a fragile production that is signed by Hillerman on the title page. Hillerman's second Navajo mystery features detective Joe Leaphorn involved in a Zuni crime. Complete number line to 1 bottom last page. This title won the 1974 Edgar Award for best mystery.

First printing of the Sidewinder edition, Fine minus, unread book with slight edge wear bottom of spine, in a Fine minus dust jacket with edge wear bottom of spine. This was Hillerman's second Joe Leaphorn mystery. Introduction by Margaret Coel. Dust jacket art and illustrations by the Navajo artist Ernest Franklin. This copy has been signed by Tony Hillerman and Ernest Franklin on the title page. The original edition won the 1974 Edgar Award.

Fine, unread book, in a Fine dust jacket, signed by author on title page. The first of three Jonathan Wilder ornithologist mysteries. Sipherd was an early writer for Sesame Street, wrote several related children's books, and won three Emmy Awards.

Subtitled – From the Border to Baja and Beyond. Wonderful essays about Mexico and her people; sort of a combination travel guide and love story. Jim Harrison blurb – Indispensable for the true traveler… Fine unread book in a Fine jacket. Signed by Butler on the title page. Ron Butler was awarded Mexico's prestigious La Pluma de Plata award for outstanding travel writing.

First edition 1st printing - Fine minus book with slight crimping at bottom of spine and touch of rubbing to bottom of boards, in a Near Fine jacket that has light rubbing both panels. A family saga from the late 1800's into the next century, set in Montana. Signed by Doig on title page.

First edition 1st printing, Near Fine book with lightly pushed spine ends and a couple of light rubs to page edges, in a Near Fine jacket with light edge wear and mild rubbing on both panels. Conard s first book; a noir thriller; signed by Conard on the half title page and dated 2/12/04.

Lettered limited first edition, Fine book, jacket and slipcase. This is copy XXX of 104 such copies, bound in quarter morocco over marbled paper-covered boards; signed and lettered by Nisbet on the limitation page. Short-listed for the 2007 Hammett prize.

Fine unread book and Fine jacket. This copy has been signed by Nisbet on the title page. A hostile takeover of the pharmaceutical company, to which Banerjher Rolf had dedicated more than a dozen years of hard work, puts him out on the street. Short-listed for the 2007 Hammett prize.

First Limited Edition, this is number 94 of 100 such copies. Fine book housed in matching Fine, green slipcase. Johnson's well-researched book that is illustrated with color photos of the highlighted books, opposite detailed information on both the first editions of the books and the resulting films. An excellent reference, as well as a beautiful production. Oversized – measuring approximate 12 1/2 by 9 1/2 inches. Signed on the limitation page by Johnson and Schrader. The Errata sheet is present.

First trade edition 1st printing, one of 1000 copies printed, Fine book and jacket, new and unread. Crack, drug wars and ugly doings in Hawaii; this is a stand alone novel by Lono. Signed by Waiwaiole and dated March 13, 2009, on the title page. Starred review in Booklist.

First limited edition 1st printing, Fine book and jacket in Fine slipcase, lettered limited bound in marbled boards and quarter morocco, this is copy HHH of 104 such copies, signed on the limitation page, in publisher's shrinkwrap. Crack, drug wars, and very ugly doings in Hawaii. This is a stand-alone novel by Lono. Starred review in Booklist. Noir fans need to know about Waiwaiole right now. He is the real thing, and he's too good to miss - Bill Ott.

Fine minus book with slight shelf wear and touch of light soiling to tiny area front page edges. Oversize book approximately 11 inches tall by 7 inches wide. This is the lettered limited edition, J of 26 copies, bound in very dark blue leather with no jacket, as issued. Publisher's envelop lettered J laid-in with letter stating – Dear Collector, Contrary to our colophon page, this lettered state of Dark Rivers Of The Heart has been hand bound by Claudia Cohen in full Morocco leather with Fabriano Roma end-sheets and stamped in 22-carat gold. Enjoy, Charnel House. Signed on the limitation page by Koontz and Gervais. This copy housed in a Fine, blue drop-lid box custom made by bookbinder Mark Andersson, Panther Peak Bindery, Tucson. One of his business cards is laid-in.

Fine minus book with slight rub spot back board and very light and small smudge to top page edges. Oversize book approximately 11 inches tall by 7 inches wide. This is the lettered limited edition, U of 26 copies, bound in very dark blue leather with no jacket, as issued. Publisher's envelop lettered U laid-in with letter stating Dear Collector, Contrary to our colophon page, this lettered state of Dark Rivers Of The Heart has been hand bound by Claudia Cohen in full Morocco leather with Fabriano Roma end-sheets and stamped in 22-carat gold. Enjoy, Charnel House. Signed on the limitation page by Koontz and Gervais.

Fine minus book that is slightly bowed along spine due to its large size with page block pulled a bit away from spine at top, housed in matching Fine slipcase. Oversize book approximately 11 inches tall by 7 inches wide. This is the numbered limited edition, 314 of 500 copies, bound in bright blue, Japanese fabric, with no jacket, as issued. Signed on the limitation page by Koontz and Gervais (Illustrator).

First UK printing, Very Good to Near Fine book with very slight bump to top corners front board, tiny mark to front page edges, in a Very Good to Near Fine dust jacket with similar bumps top corners and slight creases top of spine and bottom front panel. Walter's fourth mystery, winner of a CWA Gold Dagger Award, has been signed by author on title page.

A Double D "Western", Near Fine book with light wear bottom of spine and bottom of corners, light push bottom of spine, apparently unread, in a Very Good to Near Fine jacket with light edge wear and mild rubbing. This is the second title in Conley's "The Real People" series.