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

Music and lyrics by Sondheim and the book by Weidman. Fine in about fine p/c dw.

1st American edition of the author's 4th novel, winner of the Booker Prize. Fine in fine 1st state dw with the "E" omitted from the name Clarke on the spine. SIGNED by Doyle on the title page.

Ozick's second book, first collection of short fiction. About fine in a very nearly fine dw with a touch of wear to the spine edges.

Soft cover french wraps, 1st edition with unquantified limited distribution, originally intended as an appendix for the German-language edition. Very light toning to the glossy white wraps else about fine. INSCRIBED to writer Geoffrey Wolff on the front end paper, with Wolff's signature atop the page and his underlining and marginalia throughout the pamphlet.

Entry # 14 in Parker's Spenser series, fine in fine dw and SIGNED by Parker on the title page.

The author's fourth novel, fine in fine dw, briefly INSCRIBED by McGuane on the second free end paper.

A comprehensive representation of the magazine's first thirty-six years of publication, including fiction, non-fiction, and poetry. Gift inscription atop front end paper else fine in fine dw. SIGNED on the half-title page by T. C. Boyle, William Gass, Siri Hustvedt, John Ashbery, Galway Kinnell, Sharon Olds, James Salter, W. S. Merwin, Richard Wilbur, and Clarence Major.

Uncorrected proof of Dexter's National Book Award-winning novel, very nearly fine in yellow wraps with a lightly darkened spine. SIGNED by Dexter on the title page.

A very pretty copy of this second (of two) books written by Higgins under the Marlowe pseudonym, spelled correctly here. Fine in fine dw with the UK price clipped at the bottom of the front flap but the original $2.95 US price intact atop the flap. First edition stated on the copyright page

First American edition, translated from the German by John E. Woods. The author's first novel, winner of the World Fantasy Award and the source for the movie of the same name. Previous owner's name atop the first blank page else about fine in similar dw.

More tales of the Durrell family by the author of My Family and Other Animals, which was the basis for the acclaimed Masterpiece Theater presentation The Durrells in Corfu.  The blue cloth spine is moderately faded thus nearly fine in a fine dw; the book is uncommonly SIGNED by the author on the title page.

SIGNED presentation copy from Coover to Carin Goldberg, the designer of the dust jack cover; the illustrator is Gene Greif. Review copy, signed and dated on the title page immediately following publication, fine in fine dw.

Toning to the page edges else the book is fine in fine dw, Briefly INSCRIBED by Angell on the half-title page.

The author's fifth novel, fine in fine dw with a remainder logo atop the pages near the spine. SIGNED by DeLillo on the title page.

The fifth novel by the acclaimed author of A Smuggler's Bible and Women and Men. About fine in a similar dw with just a hint of scattered edge wear and a slight vertical crease on the rear flap. Briefly INSCRIBED to author Louisa Ermelino, the Reviews Director for Publisher's Weekly. Signed or inscribed books by McElroy are very uncommon!

A 79-page color catalog of the artist's suite of paintings rendered on plywood, several of which appeared in exhibition at Nahmad Contemporary Gallery in New York City. Two of Frank's plywood painting's are displayed in an Architectural Digest feature story of Liev Schreiber's recently-completed NoHo triplex in New York City. New in tan cloth boards absent dw as issued, with an introduction by Glenn O'Brien and an essay by Raphael Rubinstein, with 34 color, and 8 black-and-white photos by Bill Orcutt.

An (as yet) unproduced screenplay based on the life of Edgar Allan Poe, with an introduction by Roger Corman, and original artwork by Jill Bauman. #189/200 copies SIGNED by O'Nan and Bauman on the limitation page at the front of the book. As new in brown leather boards with gold stamping on the spine and front board, absent dw as issued, in an as new leather slipcase. There was no trade edition issued.

Near fine boards with the spine mildly sunned, though not faded; the very good+ dw is lightly toned at the edges, with the spine somewhat sunned and faded. Warmly INSCRIBED to fellow poet and critic Malcolm Cowley on the front end paper.

Fine in fine dw, briefly INSCRIBED to critic Hilton Kramer on the half-title page.

A brilliant selection of poetry written over the previous five decades by the esteemed poet and poetry editor at Houghton Mifflin and The Atlantic Monthly. Fine in fine dw, briefly INSCRIBED on the half-title page to Hilton Kramer, renowned art critic for The New York Times.