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New York: Beacon Signal, 1963. First Edition. No. B-644F. First Edition, a paperback original. Fine and unread in wrappers. Holroyd, p. 155.

Delray Beach, FL: Magenta / Newsstand International, 1965. First Edition. No. M-112. First Edition, a paperback original. Single hole punch on the far left corner of the front wrapper, else Near Fine in wrappers. Not in Holroyd.

New York: Bee-Line Book [Beeline], 1968. First Edition. No. 312-N. First Edition, a paperback original. About Fine in wrappers. Scarce. Not in Holroyd.

New York: Beacon Books, 1954. First Edition. No. B-108. First Edition, a paperback original. Very Good plus in wrappers, lightly edgeworn, with faint foxing on the text block and spine. Holroyd, p. 148.

New York: Beacon Signal, 1964. First Edition. No. B-786X. First Edition, a paperback original. About Fine in wrappers. Holroyd, p. 156.

Derby, CT: Monarch, 1962. First Edition. No. 232. First Edition, a paperback original. Light creasing to the spine, else about Fine in wrappers. Holroyd, p. 373.

New York: Beacon Books, 1965. First Edition. No. B799X. First Edition, a paperback original. About Fine and unread in wrappers.

New York: Eton Books, 1952. First Edition. No. E-121. First Edition in paperback, preceded by the hardcover First Edition published in 1935. Very Good plus in wrappers, lightly rubbed, with a small bruise on the front panel fore-edge, and creases on the spine. Holroyd, p. 259.

Chicago: Novel Book, 1961. First Edition. No. 5060. First Edition, a paperback original. Near Fine in wrappers. Holroyd, p. 390.

Milwaukee: Nightstand Books, 1960. First Edition. No. 1514. First Edition, a paperback original. About Fine in wrappers, with a hint of wear at the spine ends. Holroyd, p. 384.

New York: Beacon Books / Softcover Library, 1965. First Edition. No. B-828X. First Edition, a paperback original. Fine in wrappers. Holroyd, p. 157.

New York: Beacon Books, 1962. First Edition. No. B-487F. First Edition, a paperback original. Very Good plus in wrappers, with reading creases on the spine, light soil on the rear wrapper, and light foxing on the endpapers and text block. Scarce. Holroyd, p. 153.

New York: Lancer / Domino Books, 1964. First Edition. No. 72-741. First Edition, a paperback original. Near Fine in wrappers. Holroyd, p. 324.

Fresno, CA: Saber Books, 1964. First Edition. No. SA-60. First Edition, a paperback original. Very Good plus in wrappers, with light wear on the spine, faint foxing on the top edge of the front panel, and a tap on the rear panel. Holroyd, p. 502.

New York: Beacon Books, 1958. First Edition. No. B-192. First Edition, a paperback original. About Near Fine in wrappers, with a few light horizontal reading creases on the spine. Holroyd, p. 149.

Chicago: Merit, 1961. First Edition. No. 520. First Edition, a paperback original. Very Good in wrappers, with light soil on the rear wrapper, and brief wear on the spine ends and corners. Holroyd, p. 360.

New York: Zebra, 1976. First Edition. First Edition, first printing, a paperback original. An eleven-chapter self-help book for the troubled couple, with tips on how to handle sticky situations. From the author's estate. Andrew J. Offutt had gained some success writing adult novels in the 1960s and 1970s, using pseudonyms like John Cleve, Turk Winter, and Jeff Woods, and began to write legitimate science fiction and fantasy novels in the mid 1970s. He wrote and edited several fantasy series, including "Thieves' World" titles and "Swords Against Darkness." The "Spaceways" series (nineteen books, 1982-1984), along with his "Crusader" series published by Dell and Grove, bridges the gap between his two best literary genres: erotica and fantasy. Lightly rubbed at the corners and spine ends, else about Near Fine in printed wrappers.

New York: Berkley Books, 1984. First Edition. First Edition, first printing, a paperback original. From the author's estate. Andrew Offutt had gained some success writing adult novels in the 1960s and 1970s, using pseudonyms like John Cleve, Turk Winter, and Jeff Woods, and began to write legitimate science fiction and fantasy novels in the mid 1970s. He wrote and edited several fantasy series, including "Thieves' World" titles and "Swords Against Darkness." The "Spaceways" series (nineteen books, 1982-1984), along with his "Crusader" series published by Dell and Grove, bridges the gap between his two best literary genres: erotica and fantasy. Near Fine in illustrated wrappers.

New York: Black Cat / Grove Press, 1981. First Combined Edition, first printing. INSCRIBED by Andrew Offutt (under his pseudonym) to his son, noted author Chris Offutt: "For Chris / From this John Cleve." From the author's estate. Near Fine and unread in illustrated wrappers (softcover).

New York: Berkley Books, 1984. First Edition. First Edition, first printing, a paperback original. Cover art by Ken Barr. From the author's estate. Offutt had gained some success writing adult novels in the 1960s and 1970s, using pseudonyms like John Cleve, Turk Winter, and Jeff Woods, and began to write legitimate science fiction and fantasy novels in the mid 1970s. He wrote and edited several fantasy series, including "Thieves' World" titles and "Swords Against Darkness." The "Spaceways" series (nineteen books, 1982-1984), along with his "Crusader" series published by Dell and Grove, bridges the gap between his two best literary genres: erotica and fantasy. About Near Fine in illustrated wrappers.