Stevenson, D.E from Anglophile Books

Edinburgh: Greyladies. New. c1956, 2015. Softcover; Trade PB. A new book. ; <b>'In Number Six Kirkaldy Crescent lives Mrs Lenox and her five children (all in their late teens or early twenties). Number Four, the house next door, is occupied by Miss Dorothea Balfour, a gentle and unassuming spinster who was constantly surprised to find "how… Saber más sobre este artículo

London: Collins. Very Good in Very Good dust wrapper. 1953. First British Edition. Hardcover. Green cloth binding, spine ends and bottom corners lightly bumped, front hinge beginning to split at pastedown as is often seen with Collins editions from this time. Yellowed page edges have a few tiny soil marks; interior pages clean. Small bookseller label on… Saber más sobre este artículo

Edinburgh: Greyladies. New. c1940, 2014. First Edition Thus. Softcover; Trade PB. A new book. All copies received from printer with very light edgewear and faint horizontal ripples on spines. ; <b>This novel was written in 1940, near the beginning of World War II. It is set in England before, and just after, the start of World… Saber más sobre este artículo

Edinburgh: Greyladies. New. c1923, 2013. First Edition Thus. Softcover; Trade PB. A new book.; <b>Originally published only in the Britain in 1923, this was D.E. Stevenson's first published novel. Set in Kintoul, Scotland, a beautiful Highland village with a tumbling river, a ruined castle, and pine-clad hills. This love story "follows the mingled fortunes of the … Saber más sobre este artículo

Edinburgh: Greyladies. New. 2013. First Edition. Softcover; Trade PB. A new book. ; Probably written c.1917, this novel opens in 1913 with the Erskine family moving from Edinburgh to the Scottish east coast village of Crale, where Jeans life is transformed by her friendship with Diana MacDonald of Crale Castle. She writes a book telling Dianas… Saber más sobre este artículo

Edinburgh: Greyladies. New. 2013. Softcover; Trade PB. A new book. ; <b>A selection from the unpublished papers 'found in the attic' by the author's granddaughter. They include short stories (including a gentle revenge on critics, an eccentric maid, a ventriloquist desperate for work and a very human burglar); verse (a burlesque, some war poems); two… Saber más sobre este artículo

NY: Sheridan House. Near Fine in Near Fine dust wrapper. 2001. First US Edition. Hardcover. 281 pages. A new copy received with a faintly bumped spine head and faint edgewear to unclipped dust wrapper. A lovely copy.; <b>'Tracing the path of Stevenson's fateful South Seas journey. An enchanting mix of high seas adventure and a fresh view… Saber más sobre este artículo

Lancaster, CA: Anglophile Books. As New. c1940 & 1943, 2002. First Edition Thus. Softcover. A new booklet with a tape binding.; <b>D.E. Stevenson (Dorothy Emily Peploe) is best known as a novelist, publishing almost a novel a year from the mid 1903's until her retirement in 1970. Her books of children's poetry were published in 1940 in… Saber más sobre este artículo