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

With an introduction by Elizabeth Hardwick. Shepard's second book, first full-length play. Fine in yellow boards in a near fine tri-color dw.

1st edition of Mamet's 7th book, fine in fine dw.

Uncorrected proof, as new in brown wraps, SIGNED by Rice on the title page.

A novel about an Army combat unit behind enemy lines during the Vietnam War. Fine in about fine dw with a tiny closed tear and a touch of rubbing on the front panel. INSCRIBED by Garfield on the front end paper.

1st US edition of the author's 1st novel, set in India in 1922 and introducing detective Joe Sandilands. Fine in fine dw.

McCarry's fifth novel. Page edges lightly toned, an endemic problem with this book, and a newspaper review taped to the inside front board, thus nearly fine in similar dw lightly toned on the spine. Warmly INSCRIBED by the author to an old friend on the half-title page, and signed "love, Mac", and SIGNED a second time in full on the title page.

The highly acclaimed, award-winning author's sixth collection of poetry, fine in fine dw, and briefly INSCRIBED on the title page to editor and fellow poet Jonathan Galassi.

The Edgar Award-winning author's uncommon third novel. About fine in cream colored cloth boards with a tiny erasure mark atop the half-title page: the near fine dw has a small triangular chip at the heel of the spine and light wear to the top of the spine and the points. Warmly INSCRIBED by Burke on the front end paper.

Correct 1st edition of the Booker Prize-winning author's third book, first collection of short stories. A beautiful copy, virtually as new in similar dw, and SIGNED by Swift on the title page.

Correct 1st edition of the beloved Canadian author's second novel. Page edges lightly toned, else the book is about fine in near fine dw with some light wear to the spine edges and extremities.

1/300 unnumbered copies. A short story, illustrated with eighteen paintings by Peter Begley. Fine in green French wraps, SIGNED by Begley on the title page, with the artist's initials under the illustration opposite the title page.

Includes a Foreword by Julian Symons, and an exclusive 10-page interview with Deighton. Laid in (as with all copies of this title) is a proof page from the forthcoming novel London Match, SIGNED by Deighton atop the page. #51 of 375 copies SIGNED by Deighton on the limitation page. In addition, the book is INSCRIBED by Milward-Oliver on the title page to crime fiction author Ross Thomas. Fine in fine dw.

The complete text of The Flowers of Evil in a new translation by Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Richard Howard, illustrated with nine original monotypes by Michael Mazur. About fine in a very nearly fine dw with light wear to the edges of the spine. INSCRIBED and dated by Richard Howard on the half-title page.

The twelfth title in O'Brian's acclaimed Aubrey/Maturin naval series. Page edges toned as usual for UK edition, thus about fine in similar dw with the original GBP 10.95 price intact at the bottom of the front flap.

The author's 1st book, and only novel; he went on to become a prolific, and acclaimed practitioner of the short story and novella. This is a presentation copy, warmly INSCRIBED on the internal half-title page "for Bob, with thanks for telling me parts of the story; for reading it; for coming up; and with best wishes for long streaks of luck balanced with endurance – Andre, 1 Dec. 76". Clearly inscribed to someone who made important contributions to the success of Dubus' first book. An attractive and unique copy, about fine in a similar p/c dw

Berg's Pulitzer Prize-winning, definitive biography of the famed aviator, warts and all, based on his singular access to the Lindburgh archives. From the library of Ramsey Clark, former US Attorney General, with a warm INSCRIPTION from Berg to Clark on the 2nd front end paper. Fine in fine dw.

Profusely illustrated by Ira Moskowitz. The little boy is Singer as a child in Poland recalling the people and ideas that shaped his youth. About fine in nearly fine dw with light wear to the extremities, INSCRIBED by Singer on the half-title page, and SIGNED by Moskowitz below the inscription, uncommon signed by both!

#10 in Hallwall's Top Stories series featuring writing by women authors. Nearly fine in black wraps with some rubbing to the edges of the front wrap, with original drawings by Jane Dickson. From the library of Ted Solotaroff, founder of The New American Review. Briefly INSCRIBED by Tillman "To Ted-" atop the verso of the front wrap.

1st edition, as new in similar dw, SIGNED by Marshall on the title page.

An 87th Precinct mystery, fine in fine dw. INSCRIBED by McBain on the front end paper.