Search Results: New York Review Books from Hopkins Books

Trade paperback edition, published by NYRB, 2005. Originally published in 1941, this is a first trade paperback of this edition from NYRB. The story of the Moss brothers, three African-Americans from the rural south on their way to jobs in factories in the north. This is not a remainder, not a library discard. No former ownership marks, no writing on the text pages. Edges of the text block are clean. Binding is tight and square. The attached photo is of the copy we have in our inventory.

First trade paperback edition, published by New York Review Books Classics, 2022. Ross Feld was a young writer and critic who befriended the artist, Philip Guston after writing a favorable review. This is his portrait of Guston, and his wife Musa. Standard NYRB size of 5" X 8", 162 pages, includes a section of color reproductions of Guston's art. No former ownership marks, no writing on the text pages. No creases to the cover or spine. Not a remainder, not a library discard. The attached photo is of the copy we have in our inventory.

First trade paperback edition, published by NYRB Classics, 2013. The story of a Hollywood screenwriter, who gets involved with an actress, who has survived years of not quite making it in the pictures. This is not a remainder, not a library discard. No former ownership marks, no writing on the text pages. Edges of the text block are clean. No creases to the cover or spine. Binding is tight and square. Attached photo is of the copy we have in our inventory.

Trade paperback edition published by New York Review Books Classics. This copy would appear to be an unread, unused copy. There are no creases to the cover or spine. It is not a remainder, not a library discard. No creases, no writing, no former ownership marks. There is a slight smudge mark on the edge of the text block, starting at page 9 - see the attached photos for more details on the condition. One of Balzac's most celebrated tales, this is the story of a painter who is either a transcendent genius, or abject failure. Published together with the short work, "Gambara". Translated by Richard Howard. The attached photo is of the copy we have in our inventory, not a stock photo.