Search Results: fiction from C L Hawley

Argyl: Argyll Publishing,. Paperback. 380pp. An anthology of writing from 45 poets, singers, storytellers and playwrights whose 'modern Scottish Writing' is informed by their Irish (many catholic, some Ulster Presbyterian) roots. Each selection is presented with biographical note on the author; some have a longer autobiographical note as well.  Clean and neat. Very good copy . Paperback. 2000.

Oxford: Oxford University Press,. Paperback. 365pp. An early example of the 'Oxford Novel' written in the mid-nineteenth century by Edward Bradley for whom Cuthbert Bede is a pseudonym. With the original illustrations by the author and a 10 page introduction by the novelist Anthony Powell. Some what rubbed with some reading wear. Internally browned. Good, sound copy. . Paperback. 1982.

London: Jonathan Cape,. Hardback. 253pp. Large fragment of the novel with 10 short stories. Introduction by Martin Armstrong. Olive green cloth with some light dust marking to edges. Dust wrapper is worn with some chips and tears. Very good copy in poor dw. . Hardback. 1948.

London: Constable,. Hardback. 631pp. Novel by the Victorian writer. Green boards with gilt titles to spine. Small marks and areas of colour loss to front. Bumped. Pages uncut to two sides but with gilt to top edge. Good copy. . Hardcover. 1914.

London: Hutchinson,. Hardback, 393pp. Third in Faulks's trilogy of novels in France. Blue boards lightly rubbed and bumped. D/w is worn to top edge with some small tears and chips. Very good copy in fair dust jacket . Hardback. 1998.

London: Everyman,. Paperback. 160pp. Late Victorian novel by William Hale White under his 'Rutherford' pseudonym. Remarkable for its portrayal of strong, independent minded young women. With introduction, notes, text summary, chronology of literary and historical contexts, suggestions for further reading etc. Very clean and neat. Very good copy . Paperback. 1996.

London: Routledge and Kegan Paul,. Hardback. 172pp. A study of Dickens' influence on Dostoevsky that considers Little Dorrit, Barnaby Rudge, The Pickwick Papers, Dombey &; Son,  David Copperfield, Martin Chuzzlewit, The Idiot, The Devils, The Brothers Karamazov etc. Some occasional pencil annotation. Very light edge wear to blue cloth. Some rubbing to edges of dust wrapper which is slightly dulled. Very good copy in like dust wrapper . Hardback. 1973.

London: Lutterworth Press,. Hardback. 1st edn., 128pp. Pony story. Green boards with black titles to spine. Colour illustrated frontis. Sunday School prize label has been partially removed from ffep. Rubbed and bumped. Good copy. . Hardback. 1962.

Jonathan Cape,. Hardback. First edition. 216pp. Short story collection. Clean and neat. Good+, sound copy . Hardcover. First edition. 1994.

London: BCA,. Hardback. 216pp. Collection of short stories by the Anglo-Indian novelist. A very good copy in good, though creased, dust jacket. Previous owner's inscription in ink. Very good copy in good dust jacket . Hardback. 1994.

London: Jonathan Cape,. Hardback. 316pp. Novel depicting a satirical utopia. Blue cloth with gilt titles to spine. A litle rubbed to spine ends else neat. Very good copy. . Hardcover. Reprint. 1928.

Edinburgh: Fidra Books,. Paperback. viii + 275pp. Newly reissued children's adventure story with the orginal illustrations by R. M. Turvey reproduced throughout. With a new biographical introduction by a children's bookseller, brief bibliography and author's photograph. Illustrated map. New, unread copy. New . Paperback. 2005.

Edinburgh: Fidra Books,. Paperback. viii + 275pp. Newly reissued children's adventure story with the original illustrations by R. M. Turvey reproduced throughout. With a new biographical introduction by a children's bookseller, brief bibliography and author's photograph. Illustrated map. Clean, bright and unread. Very slightly bumped to one corner. Near fine, bright copy. . Paperback. 2005.

Edinburgh: Fidra Books,. Paperback. viii + 275pp. Newly reissued children's adventure story with the orginal illustrations by R. M. Turvey reproduced throughout. With a new biographical introduction by a children's bookseller, brief bibliography and author's photograph. Illustrated map. Clean, bright and unread. New, unread copy. New. . Paperback. 2005.

London: Longmans,. Hardback. 256pp. Novel by the South African writer. First published in Afrikaans and English as 'The Ambassador'. This is an English translation. Slight browning and rubbing to edges of dust wrapper. Near fine copy in very good dw . Hardback. 1967.

London: Eyre & Spottiswoode,. Hardback. 189pp. Novel. Translated from the French by Gerard Hopkins. Spotted and marked to cloth. Dust wrapper is edge worn. Binding is sound. Reading copy only. . Hardcover. 1954.

London: Michael Joseph,. Hardback. 304pp. Novel. Blue boards with silver titles to spine. Tiny bit of foxing to closed page edges. Dust wrapper has numerous small chps and tears to edges plus some significant loss to spine. Good+ copy in torn dw. . Hardcover. First edition. 1949.

London: Dent,. Hardback. 256pp. Novel. Red cloth is rubbed to all edges and rather dusty. Very clean internally. Binding is sound. Good+, sound copy. . Hardcover. Reprint. 1936.

Canongate. Hardback. 274pp. Canongate Myths series. A reworking of the myth of Theseus by Russina novelist Victor Pelevin. Translated into English by Andrew Bromfield. Very clean and neat. Fine, bright copy in like dw. . Hardcover. First edition. 2006.

Canongate Pub.,. Hardback. 274pp. Canongate Myths series. A reworking of the myth of Theseus by Russina novelist Victor Pelevin. Translated into English by Andrew Bromfield. Very clean and neat. Fine, bright copy in like dw. . Hardcover. First edition. 2006.