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Thomas Dunne Books. New York. 2017. Fine First Edition (stated), first printing with requisite number line ending in 1. Blue paper boards with gilt lettering to spine. Fine unclipped ($27.99) jacket is protected with a removable mylar cover. Signed by the author, if you can call it a signature, on title page is validated by the ticket from the "signing" event Sep 5, 2017 in Iowa City. Cult films are the best, and the best is the author as Ash Williams in the Evil Dead horror franchise. Not a fan of Ash, then watch Crimewave (1985), Maniac Cop (1988), Sundown: The Vampire in Retreat (1989) or Bubba Ho-Tep (2002). B-movie actor par excellence tells his story. 10.75x6.25 in. 308 pg.

New York: Delacorte, 1999. First edition. Hardcover. Fine/fine. Slight shelf wear to back of DJ. Full number line ending in "1". Unclipped DJ ($27.95). Cloth-backed red boards blocked in gilt on the spine. Marbled end-papers. 8vo. 486pp. Thomas Harris takes us once again into the mind of a killer, crafting a chilling portrait of an insidiously evolving evil-a tour de force of psychological suspense.

Eakiin Press. Austin, TX. 1987. Bright red boards with gold lettering to spine. Fine First Edition (stated) in very good unclipped ($17.95) jacket showing mild shelf wear and crease line to front jacket flap; protected with removal mylar cover. Inscribed on half title page by author. The personal biography of the daughter of famed singer/actor Willie Nelson.
9.25 x 6. 228 pg.

Harper & Brothers. New York. 1935. Beige cloth with author's signature on front board and charcoal brown lettering on spine with orange artistic motif. Two-color title page. Very good (stated) First Edition with M-I printer code on copyright page. Unclipped ($2.50) good jacket has stain on upper spine, small chips on jacket edges, 0.25 x1 in. hole on jacket back and crease on jacket front and back. Jacket protected with removable mylar cover. The forth novel by the 1928 Pulitzer Prize winning author tells the story of George Brush, a traveling salesperson who has a strong faith in God. Needless to say George will struggle in the unfeeling world he travels. Still, one must try. 304 pg.

Hyperion Books. New York. All volumes in new (very good) dust jackets. Hardcover; 8vo. Complete set of all five books of THE HEROES OF OLYMPUS series in very good/collectible condition.
All volumes are first editions, first printings with the number lines all starting with 1. Book 2 has the Camp Jupiter insert and Book 5 contains the rare EXCLUSIVE Gods vs. Giants Battle Panorama inside the book. Join the demigods as they face their biggest challenges.

Doubleday & Company. New York. 1962. Gray cloth boards with (ice-cold) silver lettering on (ice-cold) blue on spine. Near fine First Edition (stated) with map endpapers and numerous colored photographs throughout book. Unclipped ($6.95) jacket minor shelf wear. Jacket protected with removable mylar cover. The "master of Everest" sets out on a two-part mission: 1. to find the Abominable Snowman and 2. discover how man can survive winter at high altitudes. Part 1 (In Search Of Snowmen) was written by Desmond Doig and includes the must-read chapter 3 (Furs and Footprints). Part II (Our Life In The Clouds) was written by Edmund Hillary and includes the must-read chapter 11 (Himalayan Winter). 6.25x9.75 in. 254 pages including index.

Doubleday & Company. New York. 1962. Gray cloth boards with (ice-cold) silver lettering on (ice-cold) blue on spine. Near fine First Edition (stated) with map endpapers and numerous colored photographs throughout book. Inscribed "To the best Explorer and Journalist that we've had the pleasure to know, our own nephew, Bob- Capt. Robert A. Herbes. With much love and gratitude for the many fine trips we have taken together. George & Ethlinid Pearson Christmas 1962" on half title page. Unclipped ($6.95) jacket shows ghost of pencil mark on front jacket flap and minor shelf wear. Jacket protected with removable mylar cover. The "master of Everest" sets out on a two-part mission: 1. to find the Abominable Snowman and 2. discover how man can survive winter at high altitudes. Part 1 (In Search Of Snowmen) was written by Desmond Doig and includes the must-read chapter 3 (Furs and Footprints). Part II (Our Life In The Clouds) was written by Edmund Hillary and includes the must-read chapter 11 (Himalayan… Leer más

Random House.1999. Fine First Edition with requiste Random House number line ending in 2. Quarter bound in grey with brown boards showing author's initials embossed on the front and copper lettering to spine. Fine unclipped ($25.99) jacket shows minimal shelf wear. Jacket protected with removal mylar cover.Signed on title page by the Pulitzer Prize winning author of The Soul of a New Machine (nonfiction, 1981). Small town USA, will the last person leaving turn off the lights? According to Home Town, those towns will persist given the abundance of life found within their boundaries. They are the place(s) in this country were the place becomes a home. 9.5x6.5. 349 pg.

New York: Bantam, 2002. Reprint. Hardcover. Fine/fine. Shelf wear on front/back of DJ,Full number line ending in 1. Price on DJ $19.95. Black cloth-backed black boards blocked in gilt on the spine.Small mark on front paste down. International jewel thief and Manhattan socialite search for treasure in Madagascar. 8vo. 312pp

Power Play Pubns. Traverse City. 1995. Fine second printing in black paper boards and bold gilt lettering to spine. Fine unclipped ($32.95) jacket protected with removable mylar cover. Signed bookplate on half title page. It wasn't until 1989 that Wayne Gretzky broke Howe's records for points (1,850) and until 1994 for Gretzky to break his record for goals (801). Playing right wing, Howe (1928-2016) spent his first 25 years in the NHL with the Detroid Red Wings. Howe led the Red Wings to 4 Stanley Cups (1950, 1952,1954 & 1955). Collen Howe manged Gordie's business interests and founded the Detroit Junior Red Wings. Mr & Mrs. Hockey, aptly enough, are their trademarked names. 6.25x9.25. 428 pg.

New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1995. First edition. Hardcover. Fine/fine. Slight shelf wear to DJ. Not price clipped, full number line ending in "1". 8vo. 358 pp. pp. Set in San Francisco and in a remote village in southern China, this a tale of American pragmatism shaken, and soothed, by Chinese ghosts.