JM Coetzee from BooksCurious

A special limited edition. Signed by Coetzee to the title page this is number 111 of 160. Issued without dustjacket but protected by Mylar.

First edition. Signed by Coetzee and dated "Sep 2009" in his hand. A near fine copy in a fine dustjacket.

First edition. Signed by Coetzee to the title page. A Fine/Fine copy protected by Mylar.

An advance reading copy (proof). The page block is in fine condition while the wrappers have just a few small moisture marks.

A publisher's proof in near fine condition and protected by Mylar.

A publisher's uncorrected proof. Just a touch of shelfwear and typical spine fading but otherwise an excellent copy. A rare and unusual item in the Coetzee bibliography.

A limited first edition fully bound in dark blue leather in a maroon slipcase. Signed by Coetzee to the limitation page. This is number 63 of 100. A fine addition to any collection.

Publisher's proof in near fine condition - just a touch of shelfwear.

First edition. Signed by Coetzee to the title page. This is the true first edition published in Coetzee's adopted country. An all round fine copy of a peculiar but intriguing book.

An "unproofed copy" issued pre-publication. Other than a little creasing and shelfwear to the cover this is a fine copy that appears to be unread.

Signed by Coetzee to the title page. Other than some toning to the edges this is a fine copy all round.

Signed by Coetzee to the title page with an inscription to the half title that reads "Tom Rosenthal His Book". A fine association copy as Tom Rosenthal, the publisher, was head of Secker & Warburg. The page block is toned but an otherwise fine copy in a fine dustjacket.

Signed by Coetzee to the title page. This is a near fine copy in a VG DJ that has a little edgewear and chipping to the head of the spine.

Signed by Coetzee to the title page with an inscription to the half title that reads "Tom Rosenthal His Book". A fine association copy as Tom Rosenthal, the publisher, was head of Secker & Warburg. The page block is toned but an otherwise fine copy in a near fine dustjacket.

First edition of this collection of essays by Coetzee covering Defoe, Roth, Flaubert, Tolstoy and many more. A fine/fine copy with a remainder dot.

Limited First Edition. Bound in dark brown and cream morrocco leather and lettered in gilt this beautiful limited edition presented in a cloth covered slipcase. One hundred numbered copies were sold and this is number 60/100 which is still sealed in the publisher's brown paper wrapping (the unwrapped copy in the photos is for illustration). J.M. Coetzee was the first person… Saber más sobre este artículo