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Atlantic Monthly Press/Li�����ttle Brown, 1973. Hardback. Good+/Near Fine+ (Ex-Lib). First edition (stated), an ex-Library copy with all the usual flaws, otherwise G+/NF+, with significant wear to bottom boards and at head, and spine slightly concave, but the dj is quite nice. A memoir of ranch life in Wyoming. (Sometimes you pick up things at a library sale on a hunch...)

Uncorrected Proof of the first edition, Fine with contact sticker on cover. Fantasy. Please take this off my hands.

NAL/World Publishing, 1968. Hardback. Near Fine/very Good-. Book club hardback, a Near Fine copy in a Very Good- dust jacket with inexpertly taped 3" tear across front and spine, with some associated pull loss, two 3/16" tears at top front, and some age darkening to white dust jacket, which is otherwise intact. Solid reading copy of this pseudonymous Crichton mystery about a woman who died after an abortion.

Random House, 2001. Hardback. Very Good-/Near Fine (Ex-Lib). First edition hardback, an Ex-Library copy with the usual flaws, a bit of spine lean and front hinge cracked; Very Good-/Near Fine Ex-Lib copy. Non-fiction about a famous racehorse, and basis for the movie of the same name.

Knopf, 1965. Hardback. Good/Good+ (Ex-Lib). First edition hardback, and Ex-Library copy, with all the usual flaws, otherwise G/G+, with heavy wear to bottom boards, FFE ripped away, spine roiled, front inner hinge moderately cracked, shallow chipping and light but noticeable 1" staining to head. A well worn copy, but this is a true first edition of the second novel from this very popular writer.

Morrow, 1991. Hardback. Near Fine/Near Fine. First Edition hardback, Near Fine/Near Fine with red remainder dot to heel, edgewear, and a 1"crease to bottom back cover. Third book in The Starbridge Chronicles.

St. Martin's Press, 1991. Hardback. Fine/Fine (Ex-Lib). First edition hardback, an Ex-Library copy with all the usual flaws, otherwise apparently unread; a Fine/Fine Ex-Lib copy. "A John Rodrigue Mystery." Not the basis of the movie with the same name.

Donald I. Fine, 1985. Hardback. Near Fine-/Very Good. First edition hardback, a NF-/VG copy with an ink name crossed on the inside front cover, mostly but not completely hidden by the flap) and slight head and heel bumping, with a 1/2" closed tear on the top front dj cover along with an associated 2" triangular crease, patches of light discoloration (possibly very light grease stains) at the very top and very bottom of dj rear near the spine, and a couple of 3/8" closed tears on front dj bottom. A bit better than it sounds and fairly nice spine-out. The first Vachss (and Burke) novel.

Doubleday, 1984. Hardback. Fine/Near Fine+ (Ex-Lib). First hardback edition, an Ex-Library copy with all the usual flaws, otherwise F/NF. Contains the World Fantasy Award winning title novella, as well as several other memorable tales.

Paperback reprint, a Fine- with a trace of edgewear, otherwise new and unread. Lucky 13th military SF novel.

Five audiobook CDs with printed labels in a white cardboard mailer hand-labeled "DEATHWORLD." LibraVox offers public domain recordings of works, so what you're paying for here is not having to download the individual chapters from their website.

Del Rey, 1984. Hardback. Near Fine/Very Good+. Book club edition, NF/VG+ with slight bumps at head and heel, associated small closed tears (1/16") to dj, a touch of spine lean, and general wear. Read once, by me, back in my college days. Offered up because I found a cheap, pristine first to replace it. A satirical romp through parallel universes. Quite readable by the standards of later Heinlein.

First edition paperback original (PBO), a Fine- copy with tiny traces of edgewear, otherwise tight, square and unread. Simon used to write under his birth name of Nicholas Yermakov, but legally changed his name to Simon Hawke. $3.

Harcourt Brace, 1994. Hardback. Fine/Near Fine. First edition hardback F/NF, with scratches and abrasions to back dj.

First edition paperback original (PBO), a Fine- with traces of wear at head and heel and foxing to inside front covers. Lucky 13th military SF novel.

First edition chapbook original, one of only 300 copies, a Near Fine copy with
slight dust soiling and penciled number on front cover.

First edition paperback original (PBO), a Fine- copy with tiny traces of edgewear, otherwise tight, square and unread.

Bluejay, 1984. Hardback. Fine/Fine (Ex-Lib). First edition hardback, an Ex-Library copy, with all the usual flaws, otherwise Fine/Fine. His first novel.

First edition and first printing (stated) thus (a reprint of a poetry collection from 1890), a Near Fine copy with a few touches of wear and small bumps along board edges, in a Near Fine dust jacket.. Small volume (duodecimo); no price, but this looks like an instant remainder. Gardner Dozois once said you could sing every poem Emily Dickinson ever wrote to the tune of "The Yellow Rose of Texas." Not my usual trade, but it came
over in a lot.

Unknown publisher, unknown date. Eight audiobook CDs with color printed labels in paper sleeves. Looks vaguely LibraVox-ish, but I'm not seeing it in their catalog. At that length it's surely abridged. You pays your money and you takes your chances...