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

1st edition. The 5th novel by the author of A Good Scent From A Strange Mountain, winner of the Pulitzer Prize. Very pretty copy, fine in fine dw and SIGNED by Butler on the title page.

1st American edition of the Nobel laureate's 1st book published in the US. This is a paperback original, near fine in black pictorial wraps with the pages typically age-toned.

The author's fifth poetry collection, about fine in very nearly fine dw with a touch of toning to the flap edges and the top of the rear panel. Warmly inscribed "for Francis (Steegmuller) and Shirley" (Hazzard) on the title page. Laid in is a handwritten letter (front and back) on Atlantic Monthly stationary from Davison to Shirley Hazzard.

New and collected poems by the poetry director of The Atlantic. About fine in similar dw with a touch of toning to the top edge of the rear panel. Warmly INSCRIBED For Francis (Steegmuller) and Shirley (Hazzard) on the title page. Nice association copy!.

Beautiful copy of the author's first book, fine in red cloth boards in a fine dw. Briefly inscribed on the half-title page to "Carole – best wishes and thanks for the galleys – Rich Price."

The author's literary debut, source for the 1979 cult classic film of the same name. Fine in very nearly fine dw with a touch of wear to the extremities, and INSCRIBED by Price on the half-title page.

1st American edition of the author's first book, 1st title in his Latin American Trilogy. Review copy, fine in fine dw with a slight bump on the front board, the result of a production flaw. SIGNED by de Bernieres on the title page.

The author's acclaimed literary debut, a haunting tale of a young Jewish boy and his aunt posing as Catholics during the Holocaust. Winner of the PEN/Hemingway Award, the Irish Times-Aer Lingus Prize, and the French Prix d'Medicis for fiction in translation. In addition, the book was a finalist for the National Book Award, the National Book Critics Circle Award, and the Los Angeles Times Book Award. Fine in fine dw.

The author's 1st book, about fine in a similar dw, very briefly inscribed by Bell on the half-title page.

Mamet's fifth book, fine in fine dw with two small round impressions near the top of the front panel.

Conroy's second book, a chronicle of his experience teaching on Yamacraw Island off the coast of South Carolina, and the source for the movie Conrack. Slight paper scrape on the top edge near the spine, with a bit of fading at the same spot to the red top stain, thus near fine in very good dw with a light dampstain at the upper corner of the front panel and another on the faded spine, where Conroy's name is just about obliterated. That being said, the book is SIGNED by Conroy on the title page, and is increasingly difficult to find in the true 1st edition.

1st US edition of Swift's 4th book, source for the movie of the same name starring Jeremy Irons. Very this line of toning atop the spine else fine in fine dw, SIGNED by Swift on the title page.

#134 of 150 copies SIGNED by Greene on the limitation page. Beautiful copy, as new in green boards and green cloth slipcase, absent dw as issued. The author's second autobiographical volume.

True first edition, published prior to the UK and US edition. From the library of noted author and bibliophile Greg Gatenby, founder and artistic director of the Harbourfront Book Festival in Toronto.  Fine in fine dw, INSCRIBED by Greene to Gatenby on the front end paper, where Gatenby has added his signature and contemporaneous date atop the page. Beautiful association copy of Greene's second autobiographical undertaking!

#53 of 150 copies SIGNED by Greene on the limitation page. Fine in brown boards, absent dw as issued, in a matching fine brown slipcase. Reportedly only 20 or so copies were produced in this format, rather than the 150 called for, which belies this being #53! Regardless, a very scarce format for this second installment in Greene's autobiography.

One of 250 copies limited for private distribution by the publisher and author for Christmas 1977. Complimentary card INSCRIBED by publisher Max Reinhardt to Mr. & Mrs. Leif Belfrage laid in. A slim pamphlet, fine in white covers with a grey wrapper, housed in a collector's case with gilt titles on the spine.

A chapbook original, #764/1000 printed, about fine in cream colored wraps with two sticker ghosts on the lower rear panel. Though not called for, this copy is SIGNED by Ozick on the Selected Works page toward the rear of the book.

The first Benjamin Smoke mystery, fine in fine dw and SIGNED by McBain on the title page.

Correct 1st edition, about fine in similar dw with the slightest bit of rubbing to the extremities. SIGNED by Francis on the half-title page.

1st edition, 1st printing of Lopez's 5th book, with original illustrations by Ted Lewin. Light sprinkled foxing to the fore edge of the front end paper else fine in black cloth boards in a very nearly fine dw that is lightly faded on the spine. Lopez has SIGNED the book on the half-title page.