Manhunt Vol. 9 No. 1 February, 1961. de Underwood, John, ed - 1961

Akron, Ohio: Department of English, University of Akron, 1989. Softcover. Very Good with no dust jacket. Stapled binding is tight. Pages off-white and clean. Wrappers have light overall shelf wear, edge rubbing, mailing label on back of wrappers. ; Contents: Walser, "Concerning the Form of Look Homeward, Angel"; Hoefer, "Of Wolfe, Westalls, and the West"; Roberts, "Narrative Distance in Look Homeward, Angel"; Kodaira, "When Did Wolfe Begin School, 1905 or 1906?"; Pedoto, "A Deconstructive Approach to Thomas Wolfe's Look Homeward, Angel"; Teite, "Litany for Ben"; Vaughan, "Look Homeward Angel's Helen: Portrait of Conflict"; Girard, "The House That Wolfe Built"; Hyles, "Ben, Rudy, and the Fantastic: Wolfe's Journey to Nighttown"; Culleton, "Joycean Synchronicity in Wolfe's Look Homeward, Angel"; Johnson, "Thomas Wolfe's First Triumph: An Angel on the Porch"; Wrench, Memories of Madeleine Boyd"; features, notes on contributors. 8.5" tall; 96 pages.

Akron, Ohio: Department of English, University of Akron, 1988. Softcover. Good with no dust jacket. Stapled binding is tight. Pages off-white and clean with some corner creases. Wrappers have light overall shelf wear, edge rubbing, creasing at corners. ; Contents: McCoy, "A Giant Has Fallen"; Roberts, "Paul Green Remembers Thomas Wolfe's Funeral"; Dorman, Nendick, Underwood, "What If Thomas Wolfe Had Lived? "; Teicher, "Ray Bradbury and Thomas Wolfe: Fantasy and the Fantastic"; Campbell, "Thomas Wolfe: 1900-1938"; Barg, "Of Tom, Time and Riverside (poem) "; O'Brien, "The Banquet of Life: Hunger and Plenty in Look Homeward , Angel"; Phillipson, "Herman Wouk and Thomas Wolfe"; Whitlow, "Thomas Wolfe and the Incommunicable Prison"; features, notes on contributors. 8.5" tall; 70 pages.

Washington, D. C.: American Psychological Association, 1966. Softcover. Good with no dust jacket. Square, tight binding. Clean but tanned pages. Wrappers have owner's name stamped at top front corner with two small ink marks on front, general handling wear and tanning. ; Contents: Routtenberg, "Neural Mechanisms of Sleep: Changing View of Reticular Formation Function"; Ephron and Carrington, "Rapid Eye Movement Sleep and Cortical Homeostasis"; Baron, "Social Reinforcement Effects as a Function of Social Reinforcement History"; Underwood and Ekstrand, "An Analysis of Some Shortcomings in the Interference Theory of Forgetting"; Hay, "Optical Motions and Space Perception: An Extension of Gibson's Analysis"; Ekstrand, Wallace and Underwood, "A Frequency Theory of Verbal-Dscrimination Learning"; Theoretical Notes: Broen, "Response Disorganiozation and Breadth of Observation in Schizophrenia"; Thompson, "On the Incompatibility of the Houston and Osgood Transfer Surfaces." ; 9.5" tall; 107 pages.

Los Angeles: Aero Publishers, 1961. 1st edition. Nice Copy. small folio. dust jacket 239pp., b/w plates, index, Over 600 planes described with wing span, area, length, height, weight, powerplants, maximum speed, cruising speed stalling speed, ceiling, range & 440 aircraft illustrated with latest production photos. Nice copy in a rather worn dust jacket

Academic Press, 2017-11-29. Paperback. Used:Good.

London: Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, 1828. First edition. Leather. Very Good. 8.5" by 5.5". None. A scarce first edition copy of Thomas Underwood's historical narrative, which details life in Paris when it was occupied by the Allied Armies in 1814. First Edition. Bound in half-morocco on marbled boards.This is a historical work which relates 'memorable events in Paris' before and during its occupancy by the Allied Armies in 1814. These events are told through extracts taken from Underwood's diary, who was a 'detenu', or prisoner, at the time. Contents include headings such as 'Events of January 1814' to 'Events of June 1814' as well as 'anecdotes of Buonaparte's journey to Elba'. Written by Thomas Richard Underwood (1772-1836). Underwood was a writer and an artist, with some of his artworks displayed at the Tate today. Edited by John Britton (1771-1857), an English antiquary, topographer, and author. He co-authored the popular 'Beauties of England and Wales' series, which was… Leer más