Search Results: Titles starting with W from Anthony Greene

First Edition. As new unread copy signed by author on title page. Winner of the National Book Award and the PEN/Faulkner Award.

First edition, near fine with partial sticker pasted on front cover of dust jacket declaring it winner of National Book Award. Overall a nice copy.

First Edition, first Printing. Signed by the author on the title page; inscribed "To Anthony, con amistad, T.Coraghesan Boyle" . Author's second book and first novel. A very nice copy. Boards and binding are clean and tight; there is a tiny bit of rubbing along bottom page edges and the binding glue is showing a slight discoloration under the end papers along the hinges. The dust jacket is fine without any issues. A very nice copy.

First U.S. Edition. A very nice copy of Waterland by Graham Swift.

First Edition, with minor wear to boards- missing dust jacket but In cloth backed pictorial boards,4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. A nice copy with no prior owner name or markup in the illustrated pages.

Boards and dust jacket are as-new, never read. Signed by the author's wife, well known poet and short story writer, Tess Gallagher, on the dedication page below "To Tess Gallagher". Russet cloth covered boards with gilt stamped double frame on front panel, gilt text on spine. A beautiful copy, not price clipped, no remainder mark.

First edition in fine dust jacket. Signed by Tess Gallagher under dedication to her and Morris R. Bond.

First edition. Green cloth boards with gilt crossed tennis rackets on cover, title and author on spine. A tiny dent on the spine. Spot rubbed on upper right corner of inside FEP. A wrinkle in the back cover paste down, and a bump on facing end paper; someone has at one time paper clipped a few of the back pages of photographs which has left an impression on several pages below top edges. Dust jacket is Very Good with a small chip at top of spine and edge, and tiny chip at bottom spine. Top corners show slight wear. Original price of 14.95 intact, and the color of jacket is bright. Author text based on the 1970 event, and photographs by Alfred Eisenstaedt from 1971- both caputure a time of the real era of "absolutely fabulous" British history; the images include rich Kodachrome color hues, and black & white grainy slices of life at Centre Court and around the fabled club. A nostalgic tribute to the tournament and an era unlikely to be ever seen again. Signed/inscribed by author on half title page.

First Edition ~1st Printing Hardcover SIGNED on title page by author, her second novel; near fine, lightly used in fine jacket; a clean square unmarked copy.