Search Results: Titles starting with G from Tom Davidson - Bookseller

The famed New York journalist's first novel, source for the movie of the same name starring Jerry Orbach, with Robert De Niro in a supporting role. The yellow cloth spine is moderately handled, with the blue titling worn but easily read, and the lower corner of the rear board is worn, thus near fine in a nearly fine dw. Comical INSCRIPTION by Breslin on the front end paper.

The author's literary debut, fine in an about fine dw.

Price's third book, second novel. Thin line of fading to the green boards else the book is fine in nearly fine dw with a light touch of wear atop the spine. Warmly INSCRIBED and dated on the half-title page.

The author's acclaimed second novel, a staple on the New York Times bestseller list for over a year. There was a modest first printing of 25,000 copies, and the book has been reprinted nearly 50 times; first editions are uncommon is spite of the recent publication. About fine in a similar dw.

Pretty copy of the authors literary debut, fine in fine white dw with a tiny faint spot on the rear panel.

1st edition of the author's well-received second novel, as new in similar dw and SIGNED by Lee on the title page.

A personal memoir about the author's friendship with General Omar Torrijos Herrra of Panama, based on diaries kept by Greene over the previous five years. Tiny stain at the foot of the front end paper else fine in fine dw. Briefly, and warmly, INSCRIBED by Greene on the front end paper "For ... with love from Graham".

A personal memoir about the author's friendship with General Omar Torrijos Herrra of Panama, based on diaries kept by Greene over the previous five years. 1st US edition, fine in near fine dw with a strip of sunning to the top edge of the rear panel. Warmly INSCRIBED by Greene on the front end paper "for Gunnar (Hagglof) and Ann, with love from Graham". Haggloff was the Swedish Ambassador to London for twenty years, and he and Greene were close friends, with Greene contributing a foreword to Hagglof's memoir in 1972. Great association copy!

1st US edition of the author's ninth novel, fine in fine dw and SIGNED by Banville on the title page.

A very nearly fine copy in a near fine dw with slight evidence of handling to the spine and rear panel. SIGNED by the author on the half-title page.

Correct 1st edition of the 17th Commissario Brunetti novel, fine in fine dw and SIGNED by Leon on the title page.

Uncorrected proof of the author's first book. Nearly fine in yellow wrappers with toning to the spine and a very light tan line on the rear wrap, and a previous owner's label affixed to the verso of the front wrap. SIGNED by Dexter on the title page.

1st edition of O'Briens 3rd novel, winner of the National Book Award, and one of the cornerstones of any serious collection of Vietnam literature. Very nearly fine in blue cloth boards with a light hint of fading to the edges; the near fine dw has two very tiny chips and closed tear atop the spine and a shallow chip at the base of the spine. SIGNED by O'Brien on the title page. The original $8.95 price is intact atop the front flap.

Markson's second novel, a tale of three American expatriates living together in a small Mexican town. Fine in near fine black dw with a chip atop the spine, another on the corner of the rear panel, and a closed tear at the base of the fron panel. INSCRIBED to Pete Axthelm, sportswriter and columnist for the New York Herald Tribune and Sports Illustrated.

The award-winning author's 1st book, and one he tends to distance himself from. Fine in about fine lightly toned dw, an endemic problem for this title, and SIGNED by Cunningham on the title page.

Pretty copy of the author's huge bestseller, introducing Moscow Chief Homicide investigator Arkady Renko. About fine in similar p/c dw, briefly INSCRIBED by Smith on the second front end paper. Although not an uncommon book, signed copies are apparently not at all common.

The author's first novel, introducing San Francisco homicide detective Kate Martinelli. First edition, second state with the Hebrew inscription on the dedication page corrected. Faint spot on the top edge thus very nearly fine in fine dw, SIGNED by King on the title page. Winner of the Edgar Award for best first novel.

1st UK edition of Hazzard's novel of the occupation of Japan in the aftermath of WWII, winner of the National Book Award. Fine in fine dw, briefly INSCRIBED by Hazzard on the title page.

Rushdie's literary debut, a foray into science fiction. Minor foxing to front and rear end papers, else nearly fine in purple boards lightly bumped on the lower corners; the dw is about fine with just a hint of wear to the corner points. The book is SIGNED by Rushdie on the title page

A fine copy in a similar p/c dw, SIGNED by Rushdie on the half-title page.